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Harvard University Center for Jewish Studies invites applications for the Daniel Jeremy Silver Fellowship. The fellowship provides a $40,000 stipend for one semester in residence at Harvard, with access to university resources and libraries for scholarly Jewish studies research.
Preference is given to active congregational or campus rabbis. Applicants should submit CV, research proposal, samples of work, and two letters of recommendation by the stated deadlines.
The Harvard University Center for Jewish Studies has opened applications for the 2027-2028 Daniel Jeremy Silver Fellowship.Applicants must be active members of the clergy who have demonstrated serious intellectual and academic ability, interest, and energy in the pursuit of scholarship in Jewish studies.The Fellowship, which provides a $40,000 fellowship stipend for one semester in residence at Harvard, allows the recipient to begin, continue, or complete research in an area of Jewish scholarship. The Fellow will enjoy full access to the resources of the University—its libraries, professors, staff, and courses (unless University policy forbids Harvard-sponsored travel and access to Harvard buildings and resources). Preference will be given to active congregational or campus rabbis.
Applicants must be active members of the clergy who have demonstrated serious intellectual and academic ability, interest, and energy in the pursuit of scholarship in Jewish studies. The Silver Fellow is expected to be present on campus for the duration of one semester in its entirety to begin, continue, or complete research in an area of Jewish scholarship.
Preference will be given to active congregational or campus rabbis.
Applicants are required to submit a curriculum vitae, detailed research proposal, and up to 3 samples of finished work, publications, and/or work in progress. All uploaded files must be in pdf format.In addition, applicants are requested to provide two letters of recommendation at least one reference from a member of the board of directors of the applicant’s congregation, and one reference from an individual qualified to assess the applicant’s scholarly work.The Fellowship provides a $40,000 fellowship stipend for one semester in residence at Harvard.The application deadline is January 14, 2027.The recommendation deadline is January 21, 2027.
Sandy Cantave Vilcantave@fas.harvard.eduProgram CoordinatorCenter for Jewish Studies at Harvard University6 Divinity Ave, Suite 210Cambridge, MA 02138(617) 495-4326Contact Emailcantave@fas.harvard.edu
$40,000 fellowship stipend for one semester
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