Call for Participation: Which Universities Teach Yiddish?
Pedagogy

Call for Participation: Which Universities Teach Yiddish?

Sarah Biskowitz and Hannah Mills

Jan 15, 2021
<p>The cov­er of Uriel Wein­re­ich’s text­book <em>Col­lege Yid­dish</em>, <span class="numbers">2011</span> (<span class="numbers">1946</span>).</p>

The cov­er of Uriel Wein­re­ich’s text­book Col­lege Yid­dish, 2011 (1946).

Calling all university professors, and language instructors to report on former, current and future offerings of Yiddish courses!

We are interested in learning which universities in the United States and around the world offer Yiddish language and culture courses. Even if there are no current offerings at your institution, please fill out the survey below and let us know about the former, current, and future status of instruction in Yiddish language and/or culture at your college or university. We are hoping to compile comprehensive data on the status of Yiddish in the 21st century at global higher education institutions.


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MLA STYLE
Biskowitz, Sarah, and Hannah Mills. “Call for Participation: Which Universities Teach Yiddish?.” In geveb, January 2021: https://ingeveb.org/pedagogy/call-for-participation.
CHICAGO STYLE
Biskowitz, Sarah, and Hannah Mills. “Call for Participation: Which Universities Teach Yiddish?.” In geveb (January 2021): Accessed May 17, 2025.

ABOUT THE AUTHORS

Sarah Biskowitz

Sarah Biskowitz works at the Jewish Women's Archive as the manager of the Rising Voices Fellowship.

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Hannah Mills

Hannah Mills is currently writing a thesis in the Indiana University Jewish Studies Master’s Program.

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