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Who We AreAt Hebrew College
We are lovers of Torah.
We are committed to communal and social responsibility.
We are awake and aware.
We are creative.
We are committed to principled and rigorous pluralistic Jewish education.
Hebrew College is a vibrant graduate school dedicated to promoting deep Jewish learning and inspired leadership within a pluralistic environment of open inquiry, intellectual rigor, personal engagement and spiritual creativity. We are training Jewish leaders, professionals and lifelong learners for a world in need of healing and hope.
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What we offerHebrew College Programs
Hebrew College empowers and inspires individuals to contribute their voices and vision to the Jewish community and to bring Jewish values to bear on the critical issues of our time.
Speaking Torah
How can Torah inform contemporary Jewish life? Read what is on the mind of Hebrew College’s thought leaders.
Learn MoreOur Alumni: The Power of Numbers
Hebrew College alumni are Jewish leaders and lifelong learners all over the world.
Learn MoreHumans of Hebrew College
Meet our pluralistic community and send us your story if you’d like to be featured. #HumansHC.
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The Shabbat Table
Join Hebrew College’s 2018-2019 Shabbat Table with a gift of $1,800 and enjoy a Shabbat meal with the President, faculty and students during the coming year.
Learn Morethe latest Events & Blog
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Torah for the Apocalypse: Jewish Wisdom for Queer Survival (Open Circle Social Action) 1 Day Event
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Huzzah! La’Hazzan 1 Day Event
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The Case for Reparations: Talmud & Today’s America (Open Circle Social Action) 1 Day Event
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Organizing and Resilience: A Workshop for Jewish Urban Educators (Open Circle Social Action) 1 Day Event
Pluralistic Perspectives, Activism, Judaism, Social Justice, young adults, social justice-rav, social action, Open Circle, community learning New social action program reflects Hebrew College’s enduring commitment to “areivut”
Before Rabbinical School, Rabbi Daniel Schaefer, Rab‘18, worked at a Washingto...