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The Jewish Studies Newsletter is published
once a year in cooperation with the
Jackson School of International Studies
at the University of Washington.
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EDITORS: Rochelle Roseman
Loryn Paxton
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JEWISH STUDIES PROGRAM
UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON
BOX 353650
SEATTLE, WA 98195-3650
JEWISH STUDIES 2003–2004
AUTUMN 2003
HEBR 404 Beginning Modern Hebrew (UW Extension) Chertok
MW 7:00–8:30 PM
HEBR 411 Elementary Modern Hebrew Sokoloff Daily 9:30–10:20 AM
HEBR 421 Intermediate Modern Hebrew Sokoloff Daily 10:30–11:20 AM
HEBR 456 Hebrew Poems and Prayers Sokoloff MWF 11:30–12:20 PM
HIST 388 History, Memory, Nostalgia Stein TTh 1:30–2:50 PM
SISJE 490A/ ENGL 452A
Yiddish Culture in America (English translations) Braun
TTh 1:30–3:20 PM
HSTEU 590 Topics in Modern European History: The Holocaust Stein/Poiger
W 1:30–3:20 PM
ECON 406/SISJE 490B
Economic History of Israel Kochin MW 1:30–3:20 PM
WINTER 2004
SISJE 250/HIST 250
Jews in Western Civilization Chertok TTh 11:30–1:20 PM
SISJE/HIST 269
The Holocaust History and Memory Stein/Poiger
TTh 1:30–2:20 PM, F section time tba
SISJE 377 American Jewish Community Burstein MWF 2:30–2:50 PM
ENGL 312A Jewish Literature: Biblical to Modern Butwin
TTh 9:30–11:20 AM
HA&S 262B Israeli Literature and Culture Sokoloff
TTh 10:30–12:20 PM
HEBR 405 Beginning Modern Hebrew (UW Extension) Chertok
MW 7–8:30 PM
HEBR 412 Elementary Modern Hebrew Daily 9:30–10:20 AM
THE JEWISH STUDIES ELECTRONIC CALENDAR
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SAMUEL AND ALTHEA STROUM LECTURE SERIES APRIL 14, 19, 21, 2004
Professor Susan Handelman of Bar-Ilan University will present
“Find Yourself a Teacher: The Mentor-Disciple Relation in
Jewish Thought and Contemporary Culture Studies”
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HEBR 422 Intermediate Modern Hebrew Daily 10:30–11:20 AM
HEBR 427 Biblical Hebrew Poetry Noegel TTh 10:30–12:20 PM
IS 490 Antisemitism as a Cultural System Jaffee
TTh 11:30–1:20 PM
NE 326/CHID 498
Israeli Identities Sokoloff MW 10:30–12:20 PM
RUSS 424/SISJE 490A
Topics in Ethnicity and Cultural Identity:
Eastern European Jewish Literature Henry TTh 2:30–4:20 PM
SIS 495 Task Force: U.S. Foreign Policy Towards Israel Wellman
TTh 12:30–2:50 PM
SPRING 2004
HEBR 406 Beginning Modern Hebrew (UW Extension) MW 7–8:30 PM
HEBR 413 Elementary Modern Hebrew Sokoloff /Oron
Daily 9:30–10:20 AM
HEBR 423 Intermediate Modern Hebrew Sokoloff /Oron
Daily 10:30–11:20 AM
HEBR 428 Biblical Inscriptions Noegel
NEAR E 240 Introduction to Hebrew Bible Noegel TTh 1:30–3:20 PM
SISJE 490/HEBR 453
Introduction to Talmud Gamoran TTh 11:30–12:50 PM
SISJE 438/WOMENS
Jewish Women in Contemporary America Friedman TBA
SISME 458 Israel Migdal TBA
SUMMER 2004
HEBR 407 Beginning Modern Hebrew (UW Extension) Evenings
HEBR 401 Intensive Modern Elementary Hebrew Daily 8:30–11:50 AM
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