JJGI Fellowship for Rabbis and Senior Educators 2023

Application Deadline - Thursday, November 1, 2022

Opening Seminar: January 29-31, 2023 in person in New York City

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Campaign ID

Campaign Name

Contact Information

First Name

Last Name

Pronouns

Preferred Email

Email Type

Phone

Permanent Address

Country

State

State/Province

Provinces

City

Address

Postal Code

Program Information

Bio: Please provide a short bio (1-2 paragraphs). This will be shared with other fellows and used in fellowship marketing materials.

Headshot: Please upload a professional photo. This will be shared with other fellows and used in fellowship marketing materials.

Fellowship Schedule

Fellowship Schedule : 2nd & 4th Monday of the month @ 12 - 1:30 pm ET

Session Date

Opening Seminar January 29-31, 2023 in person in New York City

February Sessions February 13, February 27

March Sessions March 13, March 27

April Session April 24

May Session May 15

June Closing June 11-13, 2023 format TBD

I have reviewed and understand the commitments for this fellowship and can partake in them to the best of my abilities.

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Employment Information

Most recent or current job title or leadership role (if applicable)

Most recent or current institution/organization name (if self-employed check the box below)

I'm self-employed

Please upload a copy of your resume.

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Short Answer Section

Please tell us about your Jewish background and how it impacts your leadership and work in the Jewish community.

Please share a moment when you felt uncertain about your beliefs and/or theology and tell us about the wisdom (in the form of texts, ideas, mentors, values, etc) that you turned to to guide you in that moment.

What is one challenge facing your own community or the Jewish people at large that you hope to explore through this fellowship?

Please share any experiences you have had learning with Rabbi Yitz Greenberg.

Please submit a writing sample so that we can get better get to know you and your thinking. This can be a D’var Torah, sermon, or essay on a topic in Judaism that you have already written or something new for this application (maximum 800 words).