Melton Tidewater 2020-21
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Hosted by the Florence Melton School and the United Jewish Federation of Tidewater
You are about to embark on an exciting adventure as you join students from over 45 sites in North America, the United Kingdom, Australia, and South Africa that are currently part of the Florence Melton School of Adult Jewish Learning network. Dedicated to providing a solid foundation of adult Jewish education to serious, sophisticated students, the Florence Melton School has proven to be an experience that changes lives and shapes communities. Throughout its history the Florence Melton School has helped over 40,000 adults achieve Jewish literacy in a comfortable, pluralistic environment. It has inspired them to become dedicated learners - to explore and to experience, to challenge and to define what Judaism means for themselves and their children. We look forward to a wonderful year of Jewish learning!
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From Sinai to Seinfeld: Jews and their Jokes
This course will show how the things that make the Jewish people laugh represent a distinct period, theme, or preoccupation in Jewish history. Jewish jokes are deeply revealing sign posts along the Jewish journey. This course treats Jewish jokes as Jewish text, and invites students to "read" and interpret jokes and humor in an attempt to reveal the concerns, styles, rhythms, preoccupations, and values of the Jewish people buried deep in words that make us laugh as Jews, and that continue to bond us as a people.
Day: Thursdays beginning on January 7, 2021 - March 18, 2021 (no class 2/25)
Time: 6:45 pm - 8:15 pm via Zoom
Faculty: Amy Milligan
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A Coursebook is included with your registration. Please select both the course and the book type below:
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Social Justice: The Heart of Judaism in Theory and Practice
This course will draw from text and from history to explore just how social justice work goes beyond addressing short-term needs and looks at structural causes of injustice and how these are best addressed today. Topics include issues related to poverty, immigration and environmental degradation. Students will be encouraged to dedicate class time early in their study to identify issues that are particular to their own communities and that they would like to explore in greater depth.
Day: Thursdays beginning on January 7, 2021 - March 11, 2021
Time: 9:00 am - 10:30 am via Zoom
Faculty: Rabbi Michael Panitz
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OMG, Can You Believe?
In this 6-week exploratory course, we'll seek answers to the BIG questions around God and God's relationship to Humankind. Take for yourself a Divine moment to uncover and consider many different understandings of God expressed by Jewish thinkers, past and present. This course will give you the tools to continue asking deep questions, probing your own beliefs and rethinking the "God-question" that confronts us throughout our lives.
Day: 6 Thursdays beginning on April 22, 2021
Time: 9:00 am - 10:30 am via Zoom
Faculty: Rabbi Marc Kraus
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Soul's Cycles: A Ride Through the Chapters of Life
Let's learn about life's celebrations in tandem with Jewish meaning. In this course, we'll say "L'Chaim" to Jewish markers of time, rites of passage and celebratory rituals. En route to the finish line, this six-week course will navigate the winding roads of childhood and adulthood rituals, and how we understand them as Jews today. Our time together is certain to bring soul to life's big moments.
Day: Thursdays beginning on April 22 - May 27, 2021
Time: 12:00 pm - 1:30 pm via Zoom
Faculty: Miriam Brunn Ruberg
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BECOME A MELTON ALUMNI AMBASSADOR AND INSPIRE JEWISH LEARNING AROUND THE GLOBE!
The Florence Melton School sets the standard for high-quality, text-based, interactive Jewish study by offering world-class curriculum that informs and inspires students from all knowledge levels and backgrounds.
As you commit to your learning this year, please consider supporting and strengthening Melton by becoming an Alumni Ambassador. Alumni Ambassador dues are shared 50/50 with your local Melton School.
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Shipping is included in the cost of the Student Reader. Your Student Reader will be shipped to your local director for distribution as soon as it is determined that the class has enough registrations to move forward.
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policy: The student will receive a full refund of fees paid if he or she withdraws prior to start of any Melton class, less a $25 administrative fee.
Up to and including the second week of class, the student will receive a refund of 75% of fees paid less $25 per class taken prior to withdrawing. There will be no refund after the second class, although Melton may in its discretion offer a credit for future classes.
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