The following Jewish Studies courses still have openings this fall:
- JS 203: Jewish Law, Business, and Ethics
Prof. Jordan Rosenblum
Lecture: MW 12:05-12:55
Discussion sections:
301 – F 12:05 – 12:55
302 – W 11:00 – 11:50
303 – F 11:00 – 11:50
Credits: 3
Course Level: Elementary
Breadth: Humanities
Description: Explores the development of Jewish law from antiquity to modernity, with a focus on legal questions related to business practices and ethics. Issues range from ethical practices in agriculture to how to run a modern multibillion-dollar kosher industry; from the ethics of Jews celebrating Thanksgiving to regulations governing the preparation, consumption, and sale of coffee. - HBR-MOD 101: First-Semester Hebrew
MTWR 9:55AM – 10:45AM
Prof. Judith Sone
Credits: 4
Course level: Elementary
Description: 1st semester Modern Hebrew language course - HBR-MOD 201: Third-Semester Hebrew
M 11:00AM – 11:50AM, TR 11:00AM – 12:15PM
Prof. Judith Sone
Credits: 4
Course level: Intermediate
Description: third semester Modern Hebrew language course - HBR-MOD 301/JS 301: Fifth-Semester Modern Hebrew
TR 1:00PM – 2:15PM
Prof. Judith Sone
Credits: 3
Course level: Advanced
Breadth: Literature
Description: Fifth-Semester Hebrew through discussion of culturally significant texts. - HBR-MOD 401/JS 401: Seventh-Semester Modern Hebrew
TR 1:00PM – 2:15PM
Prof. Judith Sone
Credits: 3
Course level: Advanced
Breadth: Literature
Description: Seventh-semester Hebrew through discussion of culturally significant texts.
For more information, see here: https://cjs.wisc.edu/courses/
