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Guide to the Ziegler School of Rabbinic Studies records, Academic Departments and Schools, American Jewish University Archives (Institutional Records)
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Box 20

Subseries: 5.16:
Ziegler School of Rabbinic Studies 1991-2014
Archival Materials:

Physical Description: 1 Box (Box 20)
Physical Location: Related Materials: For materials on the Graduate School of Judaica (1971-), see Box 15.

Physical Location: Related Materials: For materials on the Introduction to Judaism (1981-), see Box 18.

Scope and Content Note

The records in this series contain materials related to the Ziegler School of Rabbinic Studies. Subseries include Curriculums and Catalogues, Student Handbooks, Brochures, Events, Publications, Conservative Judaism Materials, Communications, Faculty, Masorti Foundation, Tamkin Yavneh Program, and Lishma.
Variant Name: The Ruth and Allen Ziegler School of Rabbinic Studies

Biography/Organization History

Historical Note: Established in 1991 and replacing the Graduate School of Judaica, the Ziegler School of Rabbinic Studies made history when it opened the first independent rabbinical school on the West Coast. While we take pride in being history-makers and serving as pioneers in the Conservative Jewish community, we are much more than innovators and pacesetters. First and foremost, we are a full-fledged five-year rabbinical school that values rigorous scholarship, embraces the splendors of spirituality, and provides our students with vast opportunities to grow intellectually and spiritually. Through a forward thinking approach that combines a rigorous study of texts with practical, hands on training in such areas as counseling, education and chaplaincy, the Conservative-affiliated school is ensuring that the rabbis of tomorrow will be able to meet the diverse needs of Jewish communities in the United States and abroad.
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20, folder 1-2

1.  Curriculums and Catalogues ca. 1991-2004

Scope and Content Note

Includes curriculums, catalogues and course descriptions.
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20, folder 3

2.  Student Handbooks 1997

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20, folder 3

3.  Brochures 1996-ca. 2004

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4.  Events 1995-2014

Graduating Class Photographs:

Scope and Content Note

Includes Rabbinic Ordinations, Dedication Ceremony for the Ziegler School, Beit Midrash in the Hills, and the Opening of Zacharias Frankel College.
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20, folder 5

5.  Publications 1997-2008

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20, folder 5

A.  Guidelines for Religious Practice 1997-04

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20, folder 5

B.  Ziegler School Newsletter 1998

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20, folder 5

C.  Ziegler News 2004-2008

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20, folder 6

6.  Conservative Judaism Materials ca. 1998

Scope and Content Note

Includes pamphlets and statements by the school and by Rabbi Bradley Shavit Artson.
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20, folder 7

7.  Communications 1991-2007

Scope and Content Note

Includes news clippings, news releases, and a 2003 Promotional Videotape.
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20, folder 8

8.  Faculty 2006

Scope and Content Note

Includes materials related to Rabbi Bradley Shavit Artson.
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20, folder 9

9.  Masorti Foundation

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20, folder 10

11.  Tamkin Yavneh Program 1994-1997

Scope and Content Note

Includes program information flyer, news releases and news clippings.
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20, folder 11

11.  Lishma ca. 2000

Scope and Content Note

Includes brochure.

Biography/Organization History

Historical Note: Camp Ramah and the Ziegler School co-founded Lishma, an innovative learning program where young adult Jews spend the summer exploring traditional Jewish texts, prayer and practice.