Scholar in Residence

Scholar's Weekend with TBH-BE members, Dr. Ely Levine, Rabbi Ben Richman, Alison Joseph and Rabbi Alan Iser- December 2-4, 2011

Rabbi Dr. Segal has published over 30 articles, including, “The Liberated ‘Woman of Valor’,” “Terms of Endearment: Towards a Clearer Horizon for Israeli Masorti Judaism,” "The Land of Israel” (excursus, "Eitz Hayim"), several interpretations of Psalms (27, 90, 93, 122, 126 and 145) and “Two Steps Forward: Israel Education, Zionist Education”

Scholar in Residence Benjamin Segal, January 27 and 28, 2012

Rabbi Dr. Segal has published over 30 articles, including, “The Liberated ‘Woman of Valor’,” “Terms of Endearment: Towards a Clearer Horizon for Israeli Masorti Judaism,” "The Land of Israel” (excursus, "Eitz Hayim"), several interpretations of Psalms (27, 90, 93, 122, 126 and 145) and “Two Steps Forward: Israel Education, Zionist Education”

Scholar in Residence Dr. Donniel Hartman, May 18 and 19, 2012

Dr. Donniel Hartman is the Co-Director of the Shalom Hartman Institute in Jerusalem.  He was ordained as a Rabbi at the Shalom Hartman Institute, and holds an M.A. in Political Philosophy from N.Y.U., an M.A. in Religion from Temple University and a Ph.D. in Jewish Philosophy from Hebrew University.  The Shalom Hartman Institute is the foremost innovator in the field of pluralistic Jewish thought, and a major center for research and Rabbinic, teacher and lay leadership education. Rabbi Dr. Hartman served for 11 years as a Judaic Scholar In Residence at the JCC on the Palisades, NJ, where he pioneered the Scholar-in-Residence model for the JCC field.  He is the author of a new Judaica curriculum for Israeli schools entitled “Spheres of Jewish Identity.”  He lives in Jerusalem