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Founded in 1895, Gratz is the oldest independent and pluralistic college for Jewish studies in North America. From its inception, Gratz holds the distinction of being the first institution of advanced Jewish learning to accept women on par with men.

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Founded in 1895, Gratz is the oldest independent and pluralistic college for Jewish studies in North America. From its inception, Gratz holds the distinction of being the first institution of advanced Jewish learning to accept women on par with men.

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Gratz College is internationally recognized as a leader in developing effective educators, well prepared institutional leaders and dedicated scholars. Gratz offers students an array of online graduate, undergraduate, certificate and continuing education programs.
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Gratz-Weitzman Antisemitism Pedagogy Advisory Committee

In Spring 2024, Gratz College and the Weitzman National Museum of American Jewish History (Weitzman), launched the Gratz-Weitzman Antisemitism Pedagogy Advisory Committee. Consisting of select Gratz graduate students in our Antisemitism Studies and Holocaust and Genocide Studies graduate programs active in the K-12 education space, they have been tasked with evaluating, revising and implementing Weitzman’s middle and high school antisemitism curriculum.

The Weitzman curriculum has been adopted in the coursework of many of our Fellows for Fall 2024 and Spring 2025. Initial findings and insights will be reported soon, with more extensive research to follow.

We are honored to share the names of the first cohort of Gratz-Weitzman Fellows:

Fred Ackman
Kathleen Cunningham
Michael Denning
Amy Fraler
Michelle Holcman
Angie Larson
Katy Matello
Alexandra Rudolph
Sandra Schwarzkopf
Carol Shears
Stephanie Taylor
Jennifer Wilson