The Starr Fellowship covers travel expenses and a stipend for a group of scholars from around the world to gather at Harvard to engage in full-time research in a designated subject area in Judaica. Applicants may come from any discipline in the humanities or social sciences associated with studies in Judaica; junior faculty are especially encouraged to apply.
PhDs are required.
The Silver Fellowship provides an opportunity for an active congregational rabbi to spend a full semester at Harvard University researching an area of Jewish scholarship. The Fellowship will provide generous funding for one semester at Harvard and is intended to allow the recipient to begin, continue, or complete a piece of serious research in some area of Jewish scholarship before he or she returns to congregational life.
The Harvard University Center for Jewish Studies has limited funds available to support qualified Harvard graduate students in the field of Jewish studies with summer research or study opportunities.
Norman Podhoretz Prize in Jewish Studies
The Podhoretz Prize is awarded to the Harvard College student with the best essay, feature article or short story on a Jewish theme.