Ziegler School of Rabbinic Studies – Virtual Open House for Prospective Students

PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS: RSVP FOR OUR VIRTUAL OPEN HOUSE

Seeking a path that fuels your passion, deepens your faith, and makes a lasting impact in the community? The Ziegler School of Rabbinic Studies isn’t just a rabbinical school; it’s a gateway to a lifetime of service and fulfillment; committed to a life of mitzvot and the love of God; and seeking those capable of transmitting the beauty and wisdom of Judaism to others.

Here, you’ll:

• Unleash your intellectual curiosity: Engage in rigorous Torah study, explore diverse Jewish thought, and challenge your assumptions in a vibrant academic environment.
• Strengthen your faith: Cultivate your spiritual growth through personal reflection, communal prayer, and guidance from experienced mentors.
• Empower yourself to serve: Develop the skills and knowledge to become a leader who makes a tangible difference, addressing critical needs and building bridges.

At Ziegler. you’ll be part of:

• A diverse community: Connect with fellow students and faculty from all walks of life, united by a shared commitment to Torah and service.
• Your unique path: Choose from a variety of programs and specializations to tailor your education to your passions and goals.
• Real-world experience: Immerse yourself in a two month summer intensive in Israel and spend your the fourth year as a rabbinic student with residency off campus in a congregation, school, camp, medical, mental health, or penal facility, agency, or some entrepreneurial rabbinic effort.

More than just rabbis, Ziegler graduates are:

• Educators: Inspiring future generations of Jewish leaders.
• Community organizers: Building bridges and fostering understanding.
• Social justice advocates: Working to create a more just and equitable world.
• Spiritual guides: Offering comfort, support, and wisdom to those in need.

Ready to shape the future of Jewish life?

Visit aju.edu/ziegler to learn more about our programs, admissions process, and upcoming events. RSVP for our virtual open house on Sunday, November 10 at 5 PM PT (8 PM ET) to connect with us!

Even if you are not yet sure if you want to become a rabbi, we encourage you to attend our virtual information session to learn more about the program. If you know someone who might be interested in becoming a rabbi, please share this information with them.

Current rabbis and Jewish professionals are also welcome to attend the information session to learn more about the program.

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