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Learning at BronfmanThe educational component of the Bronfman Center aims to balance the value of learning as a social experience with the transformative power of learning as a personal growth mechanism. The student-driven repertoire of classes ranges from Torah to Philosphy, from Talmud to contemporary conversation, from introductory Hebrew to medieval legalists, from traditional modes of study to current methods of critique. The classes, taught by Bronfman's rabbinic staff, aim to address the key questions facing students in the social, academic, and urban environment at NYU. The rabbinic staff offers one-on-one tutorials through which students can pursue their independent course of study.
For more information on classes at the Bronfman Center, e-mail Rabbi Sarna The following is a schedule of shiurim and
classes that will be offered in the Spring of 2007:
*Unless otherwise indicated, shiurim are
located in the If you have any questions or
comments please contact Andrew Cohen (ac1839@nyu.edu) or Rabbi Sarna (js1643@nyu.edu) If you are looking for a
chavruta, please contact Andrew Cohen and he will try to set one up for you. |