Physical Description: 2 Folders
Physical Location:
Related Materials:
For materials on classes, schedules and faculty, see
Schedules and Bulletins of General
Information
(Box 1).
Physical Location:
Related Materials:
For materials on the
Graduate School of Judaica (1971-), see Box 15.
Physical Location:
Related Materials:
For materials on the
David Lieber School of Graduate Studies (1979-), see Box 17.
Scope and Content Note
This subseries contains materials related to the Graduate School or Graduate School of Jewish Studies (1947-1974).
Variant Name: Graduate School of Jewish Studies.
Biography/Organization History
Historical Note:
In the Fall of 1947, the University of Judaism opened its Graduate School, which was formed by sessions held by Jacob Kohn
at Sinai Temple for young rabbis.
At the invitation of Dr. Louis Finkelstein, Dr. Jacob Kohn was named Dean of the Graduate School from 1947-1968. Early degrees
offered included Master/Doctor of Hebrew Literature,
Doctor of Jewish Theology, Master/Doctor of Religious Education, Doctor of Philosophy, and Master/Doctor of Fine Arts.
In the 70s, the school offered advanced degrees in Bible, Jewish History, History and Philosophy of Religion, Modern Hebrew
Literature, Rabbinic Literature,
Jewish Studies and Teaching. In 1978/1979, the Graduate School became the David Lieber School of Graduate Studies.