Support
For more information on ways to give, contact:
Peter Rozga
Office of Institutional Advancement
220 Johnston Hall
101 Pleasant St SE
Minneapolis, MN 55455
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 612-624-2848
For other giving options, visit
U of M Foundation.
Checks can be mailed to:
University of Minnesota Foundation
PO Box 860266
Minneapolis, MN 55486-0266
Why Support the Center for Jewish Studies
Your tax-deductible contribution provides our students with encouragement and vital financial support. It gives our faculty resources for enlarging knowledge and understanding. It helps to build and sustain a distinguished reputation for the department.
What Your Support Can Do
Your contribution allows us to ensure:
- A distinguished faculty: creating endowed chairs and professorships and supporting interdisciplinary research centers and programs will help us recruit and retain outstanding faculty.
- Excellence and competitiveness of our graduate program: faculty choose institutions that attract the best graduate students. We need to ensure the excellence and competitiveness of our graduate programs so that we may compete for the best faculty and brightest students.
- A diverse and engaged undergraduate student body: although we are attracting better students than ever before, too many other outstanding students choose other institutions—often for financial reasons. Merit and need-based scholarships are needed to recruit many outstanding students.
Choose a Fund
There are a number of ways your gift can help support graduate and undergraduate students—the next generation of leaders and thinkers—in Jewish Studies:
Center for Jewish Studies Campaign Fund supports programs, students, and faculty in the University of Minnesota's Center for Jewish Studies
Leo Lillian Gross Scholarship in Jewish Studies
Theresa Nathan Berman Graduate Fellowship in Jewish Studies
Berman Family Chair in Jewish Studies Hebrew Bible
Professor Riv-Ellen Prell Research Fund in Jewish Cultures
Jewish History Visiting Scholar Fund
Abraham Franck Scholarship in Hebrew Studies
Amos S. Deinard Memorial Chair in Modern Jewish History