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JTS - EVENTS AND LEARNING

May 12, 2023

Between the Lines: Author Conversations from The Library of JTS

The Confidante
THE CONFIDANTE
location   ONLINE  |  TUESDAY, JUNE 13, 1:00 P.M. ET
Christopher C. Gorham will discuss The Confidante, the first biography of Anna Marie Rosenberg, a Hungarian Jewish immigrant whose influence on 20th-century America, from the New Deal to the Cold War and beyond, has never before been told.
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Where I Am
WHERE I AM
location   ONLINE  |  MONDAY, JUNE 20, 1:00 P.M. ET
Join us for a conversation with Israeli writer Dana Shem-Ur, who will discuss her piercing novel about life abroad in a cultural setting not one’s own.
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Commencement 2023
Commencement 2023
location   AT JTS AND ONLINE | THURSDAY, MAY 18; COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES: 10:30 A.M. ET; ORDINATION CEREMONY: 3:30 P.M. ET
Register to watch the livestream of JTS's 129th Commencement or to attend the Tekes Hasmakhah (ordination ceremony) in person.
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Monday Learning: The Space in Between

Between Suns: Twilight in Rabbinic Sources
BETWEEN SUNS: TWILIGHT IN RABBINIC SOURCES
location   ONLINE  |  MONDAY, MAY 15,1:00 P.M. ET
In rabbinic narratives, twilight serves as a powerful setting for studying mysterious aspects of the created world. Dr. Sarit Kattan Gribetz will explore the concept and history of twilight in rabbinic literature, and the role that this liminal time—literally “between the suns” (bein ha-shemashot)—plays in rabbinic theory, law, and narrative.
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Kiddush and Havdalah: The Boundaries of Sanctified Time
KIDDUSH AND HAVDALAH: THE BOUNDARIES OF SANCTIFIED TIME
location   ONLINE  |  MONDAY, MAY 22, 1:00 P.M. ET
Join Professor Emerita Judith Hauptman to consider why the Rabbis made Havdallah an increasingly elaborate ceremony. She'll ask what brought these changes about, what they communicate about this unique moment marking the end of Shabbat, and how marking the beginning and end of the Sabbath allows us to experience its holiness more acutely.
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Genesis: The Beginning of Creativity Opening Event
"Genesis: The Beginning of Creativity" Opening Event
location   JTS | THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 5:00 P.M.
Join us for the opening celebration of an interfaith visual art exhibition based on the Genesis narratives as seen through the lenses of contemporary Islam, Christianity, and Judaism.
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In the Media

Alumni-led Organizations Named to Slingshot Top Ten
ALUMNI-LED ORGANIZATIONS NAMED TO SLINGSHOT TOP TEN
Three organizations founded by JTS alums have made the "10 to Watch" list created by the Slingshot Fund. Mazal tov to Rabbi Melanie Levav (RS, KGS), founder of the Shomer Collective; Rabbi Ilan Glazer (List College), founder of Our Jewish Recovery; and Rabbi Kendell Pinkney, founding artistic director of The Workshop (RS).
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The Yiddish Archive of Professor Emeritus David G. Roskies
THE YIDDISH ARCHIVE OF PROFESSOR EMERITUS DAVID G. ROSKIES
Read in the Forward about the new digital archive featuring an extraordinary collection of Yiddish materials created and collected by Professor David G. Roskies, Sol and Evelyn Henkind Chair Emeritus of Yiddish Literature and Culture at JTS.
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A Rabbi In King Charles's Court
A RABBI IN KING CHARLES'S COURT
JTS alum Rabbi Adam Zagoria-Moffat, who's worked in Britain for a decade, writes in JTA about King Charles's coronation and examines the British monarchy through the lens of Jewish tradition.
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Torah Commentary
Torah: Behar-Behukkotai
The chance to revisit each parashah on a yearly basis is one of Judaism's greatest gifts, writes Rabbi Megan GoldMarche.
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