Apply to the Jewish Learning Fellowship and Get PAID to Learn
Applications are open for this semester's Jewish Learning Fellowship (JLF). JLF is a 6-week experiential, conversational cohort for students looking to deepen their understanding of Judaism on their own terms. We’re interested in building friendships, creating community, and asking big questions. You know, the big stuff —like Who am I? What communities am I a part of? What is worth committing myself to, and why?
We make no claims about the “right” way to practice or not to practice Judaism. Our job is to help you explore the tradition in a safe space and find your own place, on your terms, in Judaism’s Great Conversation.
This semester, we will be offering "Life's Big Questions," where we will explore the big questions of life such as "Who am I?" "What communities am I a part of?" "Who am I responsible for and why?" "What is the difference between love, lust, and intimacy?" This cohort is particularly aimed at freshmen, transfers, and first time JLF participants, but anyone is welcome!
The stipend amount is $150. To apply, complete the short application here: https://forms.gle/FvYkHQSCCAPB8aCu8
The fellowship meet weekly on Mondays from 4-5 PM. Location TBA
Please contact Lisa Huberman, Social Action Engagement Associate at lhuberm1@umbc.edu
Know someone else who would like to learn with you? Refer a friend and receive $10 when they register!