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MA in Ritual Leadership Residency, October 2026 

MA in Ritual Leadership Residency, October 2026 

Oct 29, 2026

After spending weeks learning together online, students recently gathered in person for the first-ever residency of our MA in Ritual Leadership program, a new MA for emerging and established leaders seeking to deepen their skills in prayer leadership.

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Fall 2026 Faculty News

Fall 2026 Faculty News

Oct 27, 2026

It has been a vibrant fall for JTS faculty, marked by new publications, conference presentations, groundbreaking research, and scholarly work around the globe.

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Chancellor Uram in Times of Israel

Chancellor Uram in Times of Israel

Oct 22, 2026

Chancellor Uram reflects on the journey that brought him to JTS and opportunities for a new Jewish future.

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Fall 2026 Admissions Open Houses

Fall 2026 Admissions Open Houses

Oct 13, 2026

Interested in applying to JTS? Join us for an open house with our Admissions team and learn about our diverse programs and degree offerings.

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Upcoming Events

Nov 19

Book Talk: Seeing into the Life of Things with Rodger Kamenetz

JTS | Book Talks

Join The Jewish Theological Seminary for a talk by Rodger Kamenetz.

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Nov 23

Anticipatory Memory: Remembering the Future 

| Back to the Future: Jewish Perspectives on What Comes Next | Online Learning

Join Rabbi Gordon Tucker for a discussion about how a vision of the future can shape our choices in the present.

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Nov 30

What Comes Next? Jewish Life and the Future We Are Building 

Online | Back to the Future: Jewish Perspectives on What Comes Next | Online Learning

Join Chancellor Mike Uram for a session in our Fall 2026 Learning Series.

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Dec 3

An Evening Honoring Dr. David C. Kraemer

JTS| Online | Library Events

Celebrate Dr. David C. Kraemer and his decades-long tenure and devoted service as The JTS Librarian.

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Dec 7

The Bikur Cholim Shul in Slovakia: Preparing for the Future 

| Back to the Future: Jewish Perspectives on What Comes Next | Online Learning

Dr. Marjorie Lehman asks what it mean to preserve a past for an unknown future.

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