Alumni

Our majors and minors have gone on to further study and careers in academia, the rabbinate and cantorate, Jewish primary and secondary education, library and information science, and many other professions. The student and alumni profiles page allows you to get to know us by getting to know some of the students who take courses in Jewish Studies, and seeing how featured alumni have built upon their undergraduate work in Jewish Studies in their subsequent studies and careers.

Alumni Profiles

  • Scott Noegel, professor of Biblical and Ancient Near Eastern Studies and chair of the Department of Near Eastern Languages and Civilization at the University of Washington in Seattle. See profile
  • Katie Jentges, Adult Reference Librarian, Wauwatosa Public Library. See profile

Alumni Updates

Do you have a new address, a new job, a new career accomplishment, or some other good news that you would like to share with us? We want to make sure we have your most recent contact information.

Please fill out the alumni update form, and browse our Alumni Association site for more information about the benefits available to you as one of our valued alumni.

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