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Student Achievement and Impact

Our impact is in our DNA. For 130 years, we have enriched the lives of our students and supported them in building their knowledge, skills, and purpose. Now, we have thousands of alumni and students worldwide making an impact in their communities. See our numbers and learn their stories.

 

our students

 

pie chart of religion numbers

 

 

RELIGION

43.93% Jewish
11.30% Catholic
9.62% Christian
11.30% No Preference
23.22% Unknown
.63% Other

 

pie chart of the age range of students

 

 

AGE RANGE

18-24  8%
25 - 34  28% 
35 - 49  36%
50+  28%
 
All data is self-reported.

 

BY THE NUMBERS: 2024-2025

 

37%

Students who receive Gratz scholarships

TOTAL: $603,200

 

88%

Student Retention Rate

 

12:1

Average student to teacher ratio

 

43/13

Students are enrolled from 43 states and 13 countries

 

487

Total Enrollment
Fulltime: 179
Part-time: 308


doctoral RESEARCH & dissertations

Ballaro, Kimberly

DISSERTATION
From sites of Nazi terror to places of education and remembrance: A comparative study of former Nazi sub-camps and their journey towards memorialization.

  • HGS dissertation
Belotto, Nick

DISSERTATION
• American Response to Genocide
• Psychology of Genocide
• American Response to the Holocaust
• American Indian Genocide

  • HGS dissertation
Berger MSW, Liz

DISSERTATION
Intersectional dimensions of antisemitism, and how antisemitism intersects with other identity-based discrimination

  • ASM dissertation
Berk, Stephen Michael

DISSERTATION
Reorienting the ideas of the New Left to better incorporate Jews as a distinct community beyond just religion

  • ASM dissertation
Brooks, Christopher

DISSERTATION

The primary aim of this dissertation is to address and bridge the pervasive educational gap experienced by African American male students in urban settings.

  • EdD Dissertation
Cipriano, Alyssa

DISSERTATION

This dissertation will examine the beliefs of middle school teachers regarding inclusion and their preparedness to teach students with disabilities.

  • EdD Dissertation
Clark, Stacey Aviva

DISSERTATION
Rebuilding relationships within our Jewish community first, and then with our allies, empowering us to stand against racism and antisemitism with dignity for ourselves and others

  • ASM dissertation
Duchin, Ofra

DISSERTATION
Double Absence: Amenorrhea and Gendered Silences in Holocaust Testimony

  • HGS dissertation
Fraler, Amy

DISSERTATION
Creating religious education pedagogy and curricula informed by research on the Righteous Among the Nations

  • HGS dissertation
Holcman, Michelle

DISSERTATION
Examine the current pedagogical practices and content used in Holocaust education in the United States.

  • HGS dissertation
Kay, Debra J.

DISSERTATION
DNA and other modern technologies can be valuable tools in the writing of Holocaust Historiography

  • HGS dissertation
Koliscak, Brian

DISSERTATION

The primary aim of this dissertation is to examine whether differentiated instruction is significantly associated with improved mathematics achievement among multilingual learners in grades 6–8.

  • EdD Dissertation
Lerner, Brandi

DISSERTATION

People classified as twice-exceptional (2e) are those who have been identified as both being gifted while also having a disability, often neurological or behavioral.

  • EdD Dissertation
Lydon, Jillian

DISSERTATION

Student self-evaluation and reflective practice in a two-year dental hygiene curriculum. Investigating deficiencies in reflective practice that hinder students’ ability to identify areas for improvement, which may negatively affect clinical competence, professional growth, and patient care outcomes.

  • EdD Dissertation
Mandel, Dianne

DISSERTATION

Teaching in the Block Schedule: Supports for Educators to Assist with and Improve the Block Scheduling Transition is an action research project with a goal to support instructional staff as they prepare for the implementation of a block scheduling daily class schedule.

  • EdD Dissertation
Marston-Wetherell, Destiny

DISSERTATION

The aim of this study is to examine how elementary teachers perceive the importance and prioritization of Social Studies within a test-driven accountability climate.

  • EdD Dissertation
Moghalu, Robert odi

DISSERTATION
Examining the background and evolution of the Biafran genocide into a deliberate and systematic destruction of a group.

  • HGS dissertation
Nakdimon, Arielle

DISSERTATION
How philanthropic dynamics shape contemporary antisemitism, how antizionism intersects with campus discourse, and how Holocaust memory can be safeguarded amid growing distortion.

  • ASM dissertation
Nayor, Ella

DISSERTATION
Experiential and innovative learning for teaching the Holocaust is essential in the face of the declining population of Holocaust survivors.

  • HGS dissertation
Nguyen, Angela

DISSERTATION

Examine the relationship between play-based learning and social-emotional readiness for kindergarten

  • EdD Dissertation
Peterson, Tami

DISSERTATION
Motives for Murder: What Antisemitism and Deadly Violence Towards Jews During the Holocaust Can Tell Us About Contemporary Antisemitism

  • HGS dissertation
Procopio, Micaela

DISSERTATION
Being Pregnant Meant Death: Analyzing the Paradox of Pregnancy in Clandestine Abortions During the Holocaust

  • HGS dissertation
Resnick, Allie

DISSERTATION

This dissertation examines the career transitions of K-12 educators and leaders into higher education administration.

  • EdD Dissertation
Rosner, Yonatan

DISSERTATION

The Evolution of Israel Education in Jewish Day Schools Post-October 7, 2023

Keywords: Israel Education, Jewish Bonding, Complex Thinking

  • EdD Dissertation
Shmerling-Meir, Liat

DISSERTATION

This dissertation examines the cultural heritage preservation practices of Israeli immigrant families in the United States.

  • EdD Dissertation
Souris, Alexandra

DISSERTATION
Combating Antisemitism in Catholic Schools: Understanding Jewish Identity and the Holocaust in Xaverian Brothers Sponsored Schools

  • HGS dissertation
Walsh, Andrew

DISSERTATION
The moral transformation during the Third Reich through a four-stage theoretical framework: hyperreality, infatuation, nihilism, and authenticity.

  • HGS dissertation
White-Peay, Tracey Alicia

DISSERTATION

Higher Education Responses to Students with Mental Health Challenges: How Trauma-Informed Practices and Implementation to Support College Students Living with Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), Leads to Better Student Outcomes.

  • EdD Dissertation

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Group of students and Professor Ayal Feinberg at the Never is Now Conference in New York.