The Maurice Greenberg Center for Judaic Studies

Museum of Jewish Civilization virtual tour

Interview with Motke Blum, creator of The Secret Flame of Hope

What's New Peoples of the Land New Frontiers in Church and State: The Significance of Religion in the 2013 Elections October 2013 Highlights: Jewish Music and Film The Edward Lewis Wallant Award The Lost City of Atlantis - Now Found? Sunday, April 3. "After the Trauma: Laotian Refugees and Holocaust Survivors Confront the Past" A Picture is worth a Thousand Swords: The Illustrations of Arthur Szyk In Celebration of the 25th Anniversary of the Maurice Greenberg Center for Judaic Studies, University of Hartford Something for Nothing: An Opera for Children based on the Jewish folk tale Epes Fun Gornisht Tribute: Observations on Survival and Spirit - Lessons from the Holocaust Mental Health, Jewish Life, and Art Ethan Bronner, New York Times Israel Bureau Chief, speaks at the University of Hartford "The Art of the Jews: 3000 Years in the Making" A Discussion of "Baseball and the Jews" to include a Screening of Holyland Hardball Film EXHIBIT: "In Her Father's Eyes: A Slovak Childhood in the Shadow of the Holocaust" EXHIBIT: "Secret Flame of Hope: An Exhibition by Israeli Artist and Holocaust Survivor, Motke Blum." George J. Sherman and Lottie K. Sherman Museum of Jewish Civilization EXHIBIT: "Rebirth After the Holocaust: The Bergen-Belsen Displaced Persons Camp, 1945-1950" International team unearths Sobibor		Calendar of Events Spring 2013 Calendar of Events (pdf) Holocaust Educators Workshop February 10, 2013 - Workshop Schedule (pdf)		Faces of a Nation Photo Gallery from "Faces of a Nation" exhibition View Photos A Picture is Worth a Thousand Swords View Lecture Series Invitation View Catalog of A Picture is Worth a Thousand Swords: The Illustrations of Arthur Szyk Secret Flame of Hope Photo Gallery from "An Exhibition by Israeli Artist and Holocaust Survivor, Motke Blum" View Photos Interview with Motke Blum, creator of The Secret Flame of Hope Rebirth After the Holocaust Photo Gallery from "Rebirth After the Holocaust" exhibition View Photos The Sobibor Documentation Project Photo Gallery from "The Sobibor Documentation Project" exhibition View Photos

The University of Hartford has one of the most dynamic Judaic Studies programs in the United States, with three separate Bachelor of Arts degrees in Judaic Studies! Every semester we have a variety of Hebrew and Yiddish language and literature courses, the Bible and Archaeology, and Jewish history courses for all periods. We also offer our own archaeology excavations programs in Israel in both the Winter (December-January) and the Summer sessions.