Crain-Maling Center for Jewish Culture  
Goals

I. Enhancement of Jewish Life on Campus

  • Raise the profile of Jewish life on campus through lectures, symposia and discussions surrounding an annual theme.

    Themes for 2008-2011

    2008-2009 Emigration and Exile: The Jewish Experience in America
    2009-2010 Judaism in the South: Past, Present and Future
    2010-2011 Judaism and Intellectual Identity

  • Encourage student engagement with the Center through a Jewish film series, Friday night dinner and conversation, and Jewish learning events.
  • Encourage faculty engagement with the Center through curricular development and enhancement grants.
  • Foster young scholars and new trends in Jewish studies through a postdoctoral fellowship program.

II. Enhancement of Hendrix's Connection with the Local, National, and International Jewish Community

  • Encourage student engagement with the local community through a Jewish education initiative and Odyssey projects.
  • Enable student involvement in regional and national Jewish organizations through internship programs.
  • Enable student involvement in the international Jewish Community through study abroad and a travel and study program to Jewish communities worldwide.
  • Make Hendrix a center for Jewish studies in the south and among the Associated Colleges of the South through the development of a library and archives of print materials and artifacts.
  • Hendrix graduates who immediately enter the job market obtain employment within 6 months of graduation.
  • Student/Faculty Ratio: 13:1
  • Average Class Size: 19
  • 100% of our students receive some form of achievement-based and/or need-based state, federal or institutional assistance.
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