Overview: About the Center

Steve Weitzman, Director

The Taube Center for Jewish Studies at Stanford has twenty-three affiliated faculty members, nine with endowed chairs. Our affiliated faculty members teach courses on the full expanse of Jewish history, literature, language, religion, education and politics. Hundreds of undergraduates take advantage of these courses each year. The Taube Center supports graduate students conducting doctoral work in the field of Jewish Studies. We also offer four annual endowed lectures and many other opportunities for faculty, students and the public to participate in a wide range of symposia, colloquia, conferences, and other special events. Based at the Taube Center for Jewish Studies is one of the leading journals of the field -- Jewish Social Studies: History, Culture, and Society, published by Indiana University Press -- and Stanford Studies in Jewish History and Culture, a book series published by Stanford University Press. 

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Please join us for our upcoming events.

Thursday, May 9, 2013 5:00pm
Margaret Jacks Hall - Terrace Room (426)
Louis Newman, Carleton College and Rabbi Amy Eilberg
Jewish Perspectives on Forgiveness: The Interplay of Justice and Mercy

Highlights from our recent events in March:

Gary Shteyngart with Dan Schifrin

Michael Green at Stanford