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This award is given annually to undergraduate or graduate students in Jewish studies with preference given to those who are enrolled in the School of Kinesiology and Health Science at York or involved in the Sport and Recreation program.
Provides financial support to individuals who are working on a thesis, scholarly article or book in the area of Ontario Jewish history in which records held by the Ontario Jewish Archives are integral to their work. Application is on the Ontario Jewish Archives website.
The Dr. Steven S. Zalcman Memorial Scholarship is awarded to a graduate or medical student with an interest in pursuing research in behavioral neuroscience, neuroimmunology, psychoneuroimmunology, or a related field. Applicants must submit a letter of application describing research intentions and any past or current research.
Student who has completed Introductory Biblical Hebrew (currently NML250Y1).
The Ed and Dot Slade Israel Study Scholarship is for students athletes for whom study in Israel will enhance the undergraduate experience. Consideration will be given to applicants who have participated in organized school sports or Maccabi/Maccabiah sports, or in intercollegiate competition or intramural athletics.
Established by the Trustees of the Edith and Herbert Stehberg Charitable Trust, this scholarship gives four awards to undergraduate students at any institution of higher learning.
This scholarship by Alpha Epsilon Phi (AEPhi) shall be awarded to a member who is Jewish and, when possible, is a member of Nu Chapter or a resident of Pittsburgh.
The Einhorn Book Award provides support to a Boston University graduate student for the purchase of books in all areas of Jewish Studies.
The Helen and Louis Eisenstat Jewish Teacher Education Award will be given to one or two students each year in the Jewish Teacher Education Program in the Faculty of Education and affiliated with the Centre for Jewish Studies. The Student(s) must demonstrate financial need and academic merit.
This scholarship is awarded to high school seniors who will attend a University of California campus. Preference to San Francisco's Lowell or Washington High School graduates. Students must show financial need, Jewish involvement, and have at least a 3.5 GPA. Student's parents must be permanent residents of San Francisco area.