Rabbinic Education in the United States, 1867-1939

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Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
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Cultural History
History of Religion
Jewish Studies
Teacher Education and Professional Development
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Greenwald, Eli B
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From the earliest settlement in America, the Rabbinate has played an important role in all aspects of leadership in the American Jewish community. For many years, the rabbis of America were immigrants, born and educated outside of the United States. As the Jewish community developed, changing conditions and developing needs made necessary the establishment in this country of institutions which would provide rabbis for American Jewry.

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Meir Ben-Horin
Solomon Grayzel
Solomon Zeitlin
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1975-01-22
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Library at the Katz Center - Archives Thesis. BM75 .G74 1975.
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