Jewish Learning Fellowships (JLF)
JLF brings small groups of students together to explore Jewish ideas, ask questions, and have real conversations about life. It’s informal, community-focused, and designed for discussion — not a classroom.
Each fellowship includes 8 sessions + 2 events. Complete the fellowship and receive a $300 stipend.
JLF – Adulting
What does Judaism have to say about figuring out life as an adult? Talk with other students about relationships, money, creating a home, building your own Jewish practices, making big decisions, and more — all through a Jewish lens.
Fall 2026: Tuesdays at 3:45 PM | 8 sessions + 2 events | $300 stipend | Apply Here
JLF – Sex, Love & Relationships
What does Judaism actually say about sex, love, dating, and relationships? Explore Jewish perspectives on intimacy, gender, sexuality, healthy relationships, and the questions that come up as we navigate our relationships with others.
Fall 2026: Wednesdays at 3:45 PM | 8 sessions + 2 events | $300 stipend | Apply Here
JLF – Life’s Bigger Questions
Explore some of the big questions we don't always have time to talk about: purpose, identity, happiness, relationships, belief, and what makes a meaningful life. Bring your own questions and explore Jewish perspectives alongside other students.
Fall 2026: Time TBD | 8 sessions + 2 events | $300 stipend | Apply Here
JLF – Life & Ethics
How do we decide what’s right when the answer isn't obvious? Explore real-life questions and ethical dilemmas through Jewish ideas, conversation, and different perspectives — and think about how they connect to the choices we make today.
Fall 2026: Mondays at 6:00 PM | 8 sessions + 2 events | $300 stipend | Apply Here