PROGRAM INFORMATION
10 sessions per year (no meetings July & August)
12:00 – 1:30 p.m.
Sessions will be held on Tuesdays, Wednesdays or Thursdays
Attend one or attend them all!
Kosher lunch included
Location: American Jewish University’s Familian Campus, 15600 Mulholland Drive,
Bel Air
OUR PURPOSE
Engage in the exciting learning that takes place at AJU. Our goal is to build a
cadre of women who come together to learn and who understand and support the vital
work of American Jewish University. We hope that you will join us for this spring
learning opportunity, and in the Fall of 2013 consider making a gift to our AJU Scholarship Fund and continue your participation in this ongoing program.
AJU SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Giving to the AJU Scholarship Fund supports the education of future Jewish leaders
through our Rabbinic, Jewish education, non-profit MBA and undergraduate academic
programs. The AJU students, passionate about their chosen fields, will ignite our
Jewish imaginations for years to come.
FOR MORE INFO
Contact Reggie Nudell at 310-440-1211 or RNudell@ajula.edu
American Jewish University
American Jewish University is a thriving center of Jewish resources and talent built
upon the mission of Jewish learning, Culture, Ethics, Leadership and Peoplehood.
In 2007 the University of Judaism merged with Brandeis-Bardin creating a landmark
entity, American Jewish University, with two campuses, a single vision and a shared
future. Today American Jewish University is one of the largest and most innovative
Jewish institutions in the country.
Heartened by our vibrant Jewish community, we continue to add faculty, expand our
curriculum and develop innovative academic programs that prepare undergraduate,
graduate and rabbinical students for rewarding lives – as leaders in the Jewish
community as well as society at large. Our graduates are making a difference in
the world.
We are an American Jewish University for the entire community: college students,
graduate students in business, education and arts, aspiring rabbis, Jews of every
belief, background and branch of Judaism, and non-Jews as well.