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This annually awarded scholarship provides up to $3,000 for students pursuing a course of study of or including Jewish Studies. The Jewish Studies Program director, in consultation with program faculty, awards the scholarship in the late spring based on the GPA performance of the majors and minors (and intended majors and minors).
Given annually to two York undergraduates for one year's full-time study in an Israeli university. Preference is given to students currently enrolled at York in Jewish Studies; especially Jewish Teacher Education.
These grants are intended to defray costs associated with short-term research or study in the field of Jewish Studies at UCLA, including but not limited to travel stipends and summer research project stipends.
The purpose of this award is to support UCLA undergraduate students to participate in programs and activities that help build understanding among Jewish and non-Jewish students.
Awarded to the student of any year who has written the best essay on International or Interracial Relations, as judged by the Chairpersons of the Departments of Political Science and Sociology.
Awarded to a Jewish undergraduate student enrolled at the University of Delaware at least full-time.
Each semester, the Program in Jewish Studies awards a $500 tuition scholarship to a freshman or sophomore who has declared a Jewish Studies Major or Minor and has the highest GPA in the pool of applicants.
Established by UBS Financial Services Inc. to provide a scholarship for a student to fulfill their dream of attending college.
This scholarship was established for students who are completing 60 college credits at a local community college to be used towards their pursuit of a bachelor's degree at a local college or university.
Established by the Trustees of the Edith and Herbert Stehberg Charitable Trust, this scholarship gives four awards to undergraduate students at any institution of higher learning.