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El programa Miller Intro to Judaism de American Jewish University es un curso de 18 semanas que explora la historia, las creencias, los rituales y los valores del judaísmo en un entorno abierto y acogedor. Diseñado para cualquier persona judía, …
Introducing the Miller Intro Signature Series—an expanded, all-access way to experience the 18-week journey.
The Brandeis Camp Institute (BCI) is an immersive 18-day fellowship at American Jewish University that brings young adults together to explore Jewish identity, creativity, and community in a transformative setting.
Find out why kids and teens come from around the world to make lifelong friends, push their comfort zones, and discover new passions at Camp Alonim.
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Dive into community-building, leadership training, and beginner-friendly Jewish learning with this immersive camp experience. Personalized mentorships and grant opportunities help you reach your goals with confidence.
Explore Ziering Brandeis Camp InstituteThere’s a moment that happens when you turn down Peppertree Lane. Before you even reach the gates of the Brandeis-Bardin Campus, something shifts. It’s not just arrival—it’s recognition. A feeling that lives somewhere between memory and belonging. For generations of …
Learn moreAmerican Jewish University (AJU) today announced the appointment of Jay Allan Greenlinger, Ed.D., as Dean of the Masor School for Jewish Education and Leadership, effective January 6. A nationally recognized educator, Dr. Greenlinger brings more than 20 years of experience advancing educational excellence across K–12 …
Learn moreSeven months ago, after a three-year planned hiatus from Jewish communal leadership, I became the president of American Jewish University (AJU) with only one goal: to reimagine and rebuild the foundation of Jewish life in North America. A dear friend and …
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