Scholars Circle to conduct first Winter Conference

The Hartman Institute North American Scholars Circle is conducting its first annual Winter Conference the first week of January 2010, and a highlight is a special presentation by scholar and author Michael Walzer, titled, ‘The Anomalies of Jewish Identity.’
Rabbi Dr. Rachel Sabath Beit-Halachmiis the Inaugural Senior Rabbi of Har Sinai-Oheb Shalom Congregation in Baltimore, MD. She is a well-known rabbi, speaker, author, teacher and institutional leader. Ordained at HUC-JIR in New York, Rabbi Sabath also earned a Ph.D. at the Jewish Theological Seminary. Deeply committed to pluralism, Rabbi Sabath has served congregations in the Reform movement, the Conservative movement and non-denominational synagogues including Shirat HaYam on Nantucket Island for over a decade. She also serves as a

 

The Hartman Institute North American Scholars Circle is conducting its first annual Winter Conference the first week of January 2010, and a highlight is a special presentation by scholar and author Michael Walzer, titled, "The Anomalies of Jewish Identity."
 
Walzer is Permanent Faculty Member, Emeritus of the Institute for Advanced Study at Princeton University, and editor of The Jewish Political Tradition, a four-volume series in English done in collaboration with Hartman Institute scholars. A Hebrew translation was published by Shalom Hartman Institute.
 
The Scholars Circle also was celebrated at a reception during the recent annual conference of the American Jewish Studies Association in Los Angeles.

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