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This scholarship opportunity assists new immigrants to pursue post-secondary education, obtain professional training, or re-certify and upgrade their skills. To be eligible, applicants must have arrived in Canada in the past 5 years, be current or former clients of JIAS Toronto, and have demonstrated financial need.
The Sid and Ruth Lapidus Fellowship supports one or more researcher(s) wishing to use the collections of the American Jewish Historical Society. Preference is given to researchers interested in 17th and 18th century American Jewish history. Please send proposals of up to 5 pages to: [email protected].
Graduate or undergraduate awards are available for study and/or research in the area of Holocaust and Eastern European Jewish Studies.
Given annually for the support of one or more graduate or undergraduate students for full-time study or research in Israel on the subject of the Holocaust.
The Skirball Fellowship at UCLA funds a full year of graduate study. The successful candidate will be called upon to teach one continuing education course in her/his field of research at the Skirball Cultural Center.
$10,000 merit scholarships to two Jewish students currently attending college or university pursuing a course of study leading to a career in the field of health care.
In memory of grandparents Solomon and Rebecca, grandchildren Vicki, Dennis and Steve Topletz created this scholarship to enable students to obtain higher education and become successful and caring citizens.
This fellowship was established by Dr. Sorrell and Lorraine Chesin, supporters of JDC who have deep roots in higher education. One (1) fellowship will be awarded each year to a deserving scholar engaged in graduate level, post-doctoral, or independent study to conduct research in the JDC Archives.
Applicants must be residents of Springfield, East Longmeadow, Longmeadow, Wilbraham, Hampden, Agawam or West Springfield. Scholarship recipients are chosen based on a combination of academic performance, financial need, and community involvement.
A gift from the St. Louis community will provide grants to teens and young adults to help them experience Israel. Administered by Jewish Federation of St. Louis, the Israel travel grants are $1,500 for a year-long program, $1,000 for a semester-long program, and $750 for a short-term program.