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Dear JTS Community,

As I reflect on the past year, one filled with pain and challenge as well as resilience and strength, I'm pleased to share some of JTS's recent activities, and tell you about new programs that we are eagerly looking forward to. While our students are enjoying their summer break, we are hard at work, preparing for the upcoming academic year and anticipating the many inspiring moments that await us. Your support for the JTS Fund is invaluable as we continue to develop and launch compelling initiatives.

Sincerely,
Chancellor Shuly Rubin Schwartz

LOW-RESIDENCY MEKHINAH

Our Low-Residency Mekhinah program is perfect for those interested in becoming a rabbi and need extra preparation. This new program allows students to build skills for Rabbinical School while living and working wherever they are. Students participate in online courses in Hebrew, Rabbinic Literature, Bible, and Liturgy; are mentored by a Conservative Rabbi; and gather in virtual cohorts throughout the semester with fellow students.

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Announcing a New Teen Fellowship for Aspiring Clergy Members, Educators, and Communal Professionals

JTS is excited to invite intellectual and spiritually curious Jews to engage in an educational experience where they can learn more about diverse and meaningful career paths.

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SPIRITUAL CARE AND COUNSELING MA

JTS is launching a new program that will enable people to make a difference in the lives of others when it matters. Announcing the MA in Spiritual Care and Counseling.

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CANTOR RABBI SHOSHI LEVIN GOLDBERG JOINS THE DIVISION OF RELIGIOUS LEADERSHIP AS THE NEW H. L. MILLER CANTORIAL SCHOOL DIRECTOR

This JTS alum will create a learner-centered approach for our Cantorial School and will incorporate space for creativity and spirituality, while also focusing on Hebrew fluency, basic nusah, fundamentals of musicianship, knowledge of Hilchot Tefillah, pastoral care skills, and the development of authentic spiritual leadership.

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"ANTISEMITISM AND ALLYSHIP": IMPORTANT AND TIMELY CONVERSATIONS HELD AT JTS

Scholars, students, clergy members, artists, and community leaders gathered together on April 8–9 at this two-day convening. Watch recordings focused on the multifaceted history and present-day dynamics of antisemitism and effective strategies for combating it.

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THE JTS FUND: PROVIDING FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO OUR STUDENTS

Help us continue to attract and educate future clergy members, Jewish educators, and community leaders. Your charitable gift today will ensure that JTS will continue to produce scholarly, innovative, and inspiring alumni for the next 130 years and beyond.

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