Each semester, UNC Hillel offers various learning fellowships open to all currently enrolled undergraduate students. These cohorts are taught by members of the UNC Hillel staff. Students who participate come from diverse backgrounds and have a broad range of experience with Jewish learning; no prior knowledge is required. Everyone is welcome!
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- Jewish Learning Fellowship: Life's Big Questions (for 1st years only)
Questions we will answer and discuss: How can we encounter big questions and wrestle with internal ambiguity, while still continuing to learn and grow? How might we interact with the ideas of rest and community as college students? What are the challenges and opportunities of a deep friendship?
- Jewish Learning Fellowship: Pursuing Justice (for Sophomores, Juniors & Seniors only)
Questions we will answer and discuss: How might Jewish tradition refract an ethos for the kind of commitments we want to make and the actions we want to take to improve our shared society? For whom are we responsible? What do we need to know about ethics, power, and action before we make those decisions?
1. Jewish Learning Fellowship: Life's Big Questions
Tuesdays: 5:30-7pm, September 29, October 13, 20, 27, November 3 and 10 (6 weeks)
Light dinner is offered each session
2. Jewish Learning Fellowship: Pursuing Justice
Wednesdays: 5:30-7pm, September 30, October 21, 28, November 4, 11and 18 (6 weeks)
Light dinner is offered each session
Upon successful completion of either fellowship, all participants receive a stipend of $180
Questions?
Email Allyson: atazbin@nchillel.org