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This gift provides discretionary support for new initiatives, curriculum development, ongoing educational programs, study and travel abroad, faculty initiatives, guest lectures, and at the Director's discretion.

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This gift provides support for the Frankel Center for Judaic Studies.

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This gift provides support for the Frankel Institute for Advanced Judaic Studies within the Judaic Studies program.

This gift provides support for experiential learning activities for undergraduate students in Judaic Studies.

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This gift provides support for student field trips to the Holocaust Memorial Center in Farmington Hill, Michigan.

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This gift provides support for Yiddish Language Instruction in Judaic Studies.

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This gift provides support for maintaining and adding instructional materials and equipment to the Martin Salinger Learning Resource Center within the Frankel Center for Judaic Studies.

This gift provides support for Yiddish Language Instruction in Judaic Studies.

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This gift provides instructional support for courses in Judaic Studies about Jewish Civilization and Cultures. 

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This gift provides support for an endowed professorship, named the Jean and Samuel Frankel Professor in Rabbinic Literature.

This gift provides support for an endowed professorship, named the Samuel Shetzer Professor of American Jewish Studies.

This gift provides support for an endowed professorship, named the Preston R. Tisch Professor of Judaic Studies.

This gift provides support to undergraduate and graduate students in Judaic Studies who wish to travel and study abroad.

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This gift supports undergraduate and graduate students in Judaic Studies.

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This gift provides undergraduate and/or graduate students affiliated with Judaic Studies funds for summer travel to Israel, Europe, or Latin America.

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This gift provides support for UM undergraduate and graduate students who wish to study Israel.  Examples of this support may include, but are not limited to: Israel study abroad, internship programs in Israel, or research on topics related to Israel.

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This gift provides support to undergraduate and graduate students in Judaic Studies who wish to travel and study abroad.

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This gift supports UM students with financial need who wish to study abroad in Israel.  Preference is given to students from LSA who will be studying for semester or year-long programs.

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This gift provides support to undergraduate and graduate students in Judaic Studies who wish to travel and study abroad, with a preference for students traveling to Israel.

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This gift supports undergraduate students in LSA participating in global engaged learning experiences related to Jewish or Israeli history, culture, art, politics or language.

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This gift supports an annual award, the Michael Bernstein Dissertation Prize in Judaic Studies, for the best graduate student dissertation and/or graduate student research.

This gift provides fellowship support to graduate students in Judaic Studies.

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This gift provides financial assistance to graduate students who wish to study or conduct research in Israel.

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This gift provides 5 years of full fellowship support to graduate students in Judaic Studies.

This gift provides support to graduate students in Judaic Studies.

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This gift provides fellowship support to graduate students in Judaic Studies.

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This gift provides 5 years of full fellowship support to graduate students in Judaic Studies.

This gift provides fellowship support to graduate students in Judaic Studies.

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This gift established by Shelby Tauber and her children to honor her mother and the memory of her father, the purpose of the fund is graduate student support.

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This gift provides support for graduate students in Judaic Studies to enroll in intensive summer language programs and enables them to conduct research in Europe and Israel.

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This gift provides support graduate students in Judaic Studies, including, but not limited to tuition, stipends, grad care, research, and travel expenses. Preference will be given to supporting students in the M.A. Program.

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This gift provides support to graduate students in Judaic Studies. 

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This gift supports an annual award, the Marshall Weinberg Prize, to an outstanding graduate student in Judaic Studies.

This gift provides support to host an annual speaker to present the David W. Belin lecture in American Jewish Affairs.

This gift provides support for guest lectures, conferences or symposia on any expression or form of Judaism.

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This gift provides support for guest lecturers, conferences or symposia on the Holocaust and anti-Semitism.

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This gift provides support for guest lecturers, conferences, and symposia in Judaic Studies.

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This gift provides support for guest lecturers, conferences, and symposia in Judaic Studies.

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This gift provides support for an annual lecturer program in Judaic Studies.

This gift provides supports for lecturers that explore various topics related to Israel.