MANIN INTERDISCIPLINARY GRADUATE FELLOWS IN JEWISH STUDIES

The Jewish Studies Program at the University of Virginia coordinates the Rachel Winer Manin Interdisciplinary Gradaute Fellows of Jewish Studies. Graduate students from any UVA department working on any subject related to Jewish history, culture, thought, practice, or tradition may self-nominate or be nominated by their advisors to become Graduate Fellows of the Jewish Studies Program. Fellows are invited to be part of the intellectual community of the Jewish Studies Program and convene periodically as a cohort for informal gatherings and research workshop presentations. The fellowship, which is renewable, will carry a stipend of $500 to be used for books or other related research expenses.

Students may self-nominate, or their advisors may nominate them. For more information about the nomination process, please contact Jewish Studies Director Professor Jennifer Geddes at jlg2u@virginia.edu.

Click here to see our current fellows.

Recent Fellows

Julia Barnes (Anthropology)
Claire-Marie Brisson (French)
Chris Choi (Religious Studies)
Carrie Cifers (Religious Studies)
Amy Fedeski (History)
Marissa Herzig (English)
Kerwin Holmes (Religious Studies)
Eyal Handelsman Katz (English)
Connor Kenaston (History)
Isaac May (Religious Studies)
Scott Meyers (Religious Studies)
Elizabeth Narvaez (Religious Studies)
Elliott Niblock (Religious Studies)
Gahl Pratt Pardes (English, Creative Writing)
Avram Schwartz (Religious Studies)
Raisa Tolchinsky (English, Creative Writing)
Lauren Wheeler (Religious Studies)
Nadav Zadokya (History)