- 5/8/12:
Brian Horowitz Wins International Fellowship
4/19/12:
Jonathan Krasner named a Sami Rohr Prize Finalist
4/19/12:
Magda Teter named a John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Fellow in 2012
3/29/12:
Deborah Dash Moore wins Lee Max Friedman Award Medal
3/13/12:
Magda Teter wins a Harry Frank Guggenheim Fellowship for 2012
2/29/12:
Faith Jones receives 2012-2013 Dora and Mayer Tendler Fellowship from YIVO
2/29/12:
Prof. Naomi Seidman named Workmen's Circle/Dr. Emmanuel Patt Visiting Professor
2/29/12:
Karen Underhill receives YIVO's Joseph Kremen Memorial Fellowship
2/24/12:
James Loeffler wins 2011 ASEEES and ASCAP Book Prizes
2/8/12:
Linda J. Borish selected as a Visiting Scholar at the Center for Jewish History
2/3/12:
Four AJS Members Receive National Jewish Book Awards for 2011, Eight Finalists
12/5/11:
AJS Secretary/Treasurer Jonathan Sarna named 2011 recipient of the American Academy of Religion's Martin E. Marty Public Understanding of Religion Award
11/22/11:
AJS member Robert Alter named by ACLS as 2013 Charles Homer Haskins Prize Lecturer
11/22/11:
Anne Lapidus Lerner is a Scholar-in-Residence at Hadassah-Brandeis Institute
10/25/11:
Brian Horowitz named Fellow at the Frankel Center at the University of Michigan for 2011-2012
10/3/11:
Melissa R. Klapper awarded the Charles DeBenedetti Prize
10/3/11:
Hasia Diner will be the next president of the Immigration and Ethnic History Society
9/23/11:
Keren McGinity becomes a Scholar-in-Residence at the Hadassah-Brandeis Institute
9/22/11:
Daniel Katz is Silver Fellow at Harvard
9/21/11:
Adriana Brodsky named Kluge Fellow at the Library of Congress
9/21/11:
Professor Mark S. Smith of New York University elected to the American Academy for Jewish Research
9/21/11:
Steven J. Zipperstein elected Chair of the Academic Advisory Council of the Center for Jewish History
9/21/11:
Laura Silver awarded a top prize for religion writing in the U.S.
9/16/11:
Three Jewish Studies scholars named to Royal Society
9/14/11:
Meri-Jane Rochelson, President of Nineteenth Century Studies Association
9/13/11:
Nancy Sinkoff awarded fellowship at the Frankel Institute for Advanced Judaic Studies
9/12/11:
Professor Benjamin Hary of Emory University named the Winship Distinguished Research Professor in the Humanities
9/12/11:
Shaul Kelner wins American Sociological Association Culture Section Award
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