Jewish Life Graduate Students
Shalom!
Building Jewish Life Across Graduate Schools
At Fordham University, Jewish graduate students find community, cultural connection, and professional support through a network of student-led organizations. Whether you’re studying law, business, or social work, Fordham offers a warm space for Jewish identity, tradition, and leadership.
In addition, you are welcome to all Shabbat dinners and most Jewish Life events. During the semester, we have weekly dinners at Rose Hill and First Friday Shabbat dinners at Lincoln Center. To find out more and to sign up, check our calendar! Click on the desired date and follow the instructions!
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Jewish Law Students Association (JLSA) – Fordham Law School
The Jewish Law Students Association (JLSA) at Fordham Law fosters a sense of community among Jewish law students, providing opportunities for religious, educational, and social engagement. JLSA organizes speaker events and networking opportunities with Jewish professionals in the legal field. Open to all students interested in Jewish life and the law, JLSA is a hub for connection, tradition, and advocacy within the Fordham Law community. JLSA also organizes a daily mincha (afternoon) prayer. You can reach the co-presidents at Michael Kunin, [email protected] and Haley Rubin, [email protected]. To join the Fordham Quorum WhatsApp group, write [email protected].
Jewish Business Student Association (JBSA) - Gabelli School of Business
The Jewish Student Association (JBSA) at Gabelli serves graduate business students seeking to explore Jewish heritage, values, and professional development. Through networking mixers, Shabbat dinners, and guest speakers from the Jewish business world, the association aims to build a supportive environment where Jewish identity can thrive in the context of global business and innovation. You can find them at [email protected].
GSS Jewish Student Caucus
The GSS Jewish Student Caucus is a space for self-identified Jewish students and faculty of Fordham University's Graduate School of Social Service (GSS). Our goal is to provide a safe space to connect around Jewish life on campus and issues concerning the larger Jewish community. Our activities include discussions, social support, resource sharing, education and activism.
We are a group that embraces the full diversity of the Jewish experience on all political and religious spectrums. Our core values are rooted in empathy, transparent communication, respect and confidentiality. Contact them at [email protected].