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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.

Learn More About Gratz History
Admissions + Aid
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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We prepare our students with the instruction, resources, and support to face today's challenges and do their part to repair the world in new and powerful ways.

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JST 535/735 - The Book of Samuel

Jewish Studies Faculty

JST 601 - New Directions in the American Jewish Community

Shirah W. Hecht, Ph.D.

ASM 605-SP25A: Restorative Relationship Building through Perspective Honoring: A New Approach to Advancing Black-Jewish Relations

Stacey Aviva Flint

EDU 544 - Creative Technologies

Cherie Crosby-Weeks

EDU 584 - Techniques & Activities for Teaching Hebrew Reading and Writing

Dina Maiben, Ed.D.

HRI 600/700 - Antisemitism & Racism in America Today

Ayal Feinberg, Ph.D.

IFL 621 - Interfaith Lifecycle and Holidays (formerly REL 621)

Ruth N. Sandberg, Ph.D.

IFL 623 - Interfaith Liturgy (formerly REL 623)

Ruth N. Sandberg, Ph.D.

JED 206/506 - Methods of Teaching Jewish History

Joseph M. Davis, Ph.D.

JED 507 - Methods of Teaching Bible

Joseph M. Davis, Ph.D.

JED 508 - Teaching Torah to Young Children

Jewish Studies Faculty

JED 510 - Fundamentals and Orientation in Jewish Education

Louis Nagel, Ph.D., C.J.E.

JED 514 - Experiential Jewish Education: Theory, Models, and Practice

Andi Meiseles, Ed.D.

JED 526 - Educating Jewish Adolescents

Samantha Vinokor-Meinrath, Ed.D.

JED 607 - Methodologies for Teaching Israel

Education Faculty

JPS 600 - Capstone

Debbie Aron

JST 204/504 - The Jewish Family: Institution in Transition

JST Faculty

JST 440/540 - Survey of Medieval Jewish History

Joseph M. Davis, Ph.D.

JST 504 - The Jewish Family: Institution in Transition

Jewish Studies Faculty

JST 509/706- SP26A - American Jews and Social Justice

Reena Sigman Friedman, Ph.D.

JST 511 - Love, Lament, and Realism: The Five Scrolls

Joseph M. Davis, Ph.D.

JST 518 - Job and the Problem of Evil

Jewish Studies Faculty

JST 528 - Jewish Historical Fiction

Jewish Studies Faculty

JST 531 - Sociology of Israel

Harriet Hartman, Ph.D.

JST 533 - History of Sefardic Jews

Joseph Davis Ph.D.

JST 537 - The History of Modern Israel

Jewish Studies Faculty

JST 547 - Who's Who Among The Rabbis

Laurie Fisher, Ed.D.

JST 548 - Pirkei Avot: Ethics and Theology

Ruth N. Sandberg, Ph.D.

JST 551 - Judaism's Encounter with Modernity

Brendan Goldman, Ph.D.

JST 577 - Jewish Memory and Historiography

Brendan Goldman

JST 604 - Business and Workplace Ethics

Ruth N. Sandberg, Ph.D.

JST 616 - The New Diaspora

Joseph M. Davis, Ph.D.

JST 628 - Kabbalistic Masters

Joseph M. Davis, Ph.D.

JST 630: Wrestling with the Parashat ha-Shavua

Laurie Fisher, Ed.D.

MGT 510 - Fundamentals of Human Resources Management

Tricia Dressel, M.S.

MGT 512 - Professional Writing and Communication

Barbara Krasner, M.B.A.

MGT 543 - Marketing the Nonprofit

Nonprofit Management Faculty

MGT 545 - Strategic Planning in the Nonprofit Organization

Nonprofit Management Faculty

MGT 546 Fundamentals of Health and Health Systems

Joseph Welsh, JD, MBA

MGT 547 - Organizational Ethics

Allan H Glazerman, M.A., M.B.A.

MGT 572 - Organizational Behavior

Nonprofit Management Faculty

MGT 574 - Theory and Future of Nonprofits

Faculty

MGT 575 - Project and Program Management

Jean-Marc Choukroun Ph.D.

MGT 578 - Nonprofit Law

David Sered

Fall A

Start Date: 09/03/2025
Drop Deadline: 09/09/2025
End Date: 10/28/2025
Registration Opens: 07/14/2025

Traditional (15 weeks)

Start Date: 09/03/2025
Drop Deadline: 09/16/2025
End Date: 12/16/2025
Registration Opens: 07/14/2025

Fall B

Start Date: 10/29/2025
Drop Deadline: 11/04/2025
End Date: 12/23/2025
Registration Opens: 07/14/2025

Spring A

Start Date: 01/07/2026
Drop Deadline: 01/13/2026
End Date: 03/03/2026
Registration Opens: 11/10/2025

Traditional (15 weeks)

Start Date: 01/07/2026
Drop Deadline: 01/20/2026
End Date: 04/21/2026
Registration Opens: 11/10/2025

Spring B

Start Date: 03/04/2010
Drop Deadline: 03/10/2026
End Date: 04/28/2065
Registration Opens: 11/10/2025

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