Our programs recognize and foster scholarship in the field of Jewish Studies by providing financial support for research and mentorship for graduate students. These efforts cultivate the next generation of scholars.
We award an annual Salo Baron Prize for the best first book in Judaic studies. We host workshops for graduate students as well as early career faculty and we also provide graduate research fellowships.
New funding and program calls for 2024-2025 announced:
- Baron Book Prize
Awarded annually for the best first book in Judaic Studies - Dissertation Research Funding
Stipends up to $4,000 awarded annually to graduate students in any field of Jewish Studies - Graduate Student Seminar 2025