Department of Judaic Studies - University at Albany-SUNY

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# Program in Judaic Studies

#### Faculty

Professors Emeriti
Judith R. Baskin. Ph.D.
Yale University
Stanley J. Isser, Ph.D.
Columbia University

Professor
Nadieszda Kizenko, Ph.D. (Department Chair)
Columbia University

Associate Professors Emeriti
Martha Rozett, Ph.D. (Collins Fellow)
Department of English
Daniel Grossberg, Ph.D.
New York University

Affiliated Faculty
Robert J. Gluck, M.H.L., M.S.W., M.F.A.
Department of Music
Edward L. Schwarzschild, Ph.D.
Department of English
Sharona R. Wachs, M.A., M.L.S.
University Libraries

The Department of History's Program in Judaic Studies offers courses at the elementary and advanced levels in Jewish history and civilization. The Program offers a minor in Judaic Studies and many courses in the program are cross-listed with other departments.

Careers
Judaic Studies is a broad-based liberal arts discipline leading to a variety of careers. Many students with a solid background of Judaic Studies courses pursue careers in law, medicine, journalism, business, social welfare, Jewish communal administration, or education, often after appropriate graduate training.

Special Programs or Opportunities
The State University system has arrangements with the University of Haifa, the Hebrew University, Ben-Gurion University, Tel Aviv University, and Bar-Ilan University for students who desire to spend a semester or an academic year studying in Israel; credits toward the minor in Judaic Studies will be awarded for suitable courses. This program is administered from the Albany campus and is available to students, regardless of major.

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