Yeshiva University: Office of the Registrar
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Item Open Access The Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary and Yeshiva College • Yeshiva College Catalogue • 1928-1929(Office of Admissions, Yeshiva University, 1928) Office of the Registrar, Yeshiva UniversityThe Yeshiva College is an integral part of the Yeshiva, the Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary, which was incorporated in 1896. By an amendment to the charter made by the Board of Regents of the University of the State · of New York, it is authorized to offer courses leading to the degrees of Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science. •The Yeshiva College dedicates its energies to the education of selected groups of Jewish young men. It aims to educate liberally as well as Jewishly, young men who have already been imbued with the spirit and the sanctity of Judaism and its teachings, and who consider the complete understanding of the culture and the faith of historic Judaism an essential part of the equipment to be acquired during their College years. It seeks to strengthen in the minds of its students this abiding consciousness of the high ideals and the spiritual heritage of the Jewish people, and to develop intellect and character through the pursuit of those humanizing studies by which life is enriched. The Yeshiva College believes that an understanding of the background of Judaism, and its contribution to human progress, will quicken the student's insight into his liberal studies. It aims to foster this harmonious growth, in which the bases of modern knowledge and culture in the fields of art, science, and service, are blended with the bases of Jewish culture, so that its students may be trained in the spirit of intelligent and high-minded enthusiasm, and develop as informed and devoted sons in the spirit and faith of Israel, able to recognize the essential harmony of life.Item Open Access The Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary and Yeshiva College: Yeshiva College Catalogue 1929-1930(Yeshiva University, 1929) Office of the Registrar, Yeshiva CollegeIncludes college calendar, board of directors, course of studies.Item Open Access Yeshiva College Catalogue: 1931-1932(Yeshiva University, 1931) Office of the Registrar, Yeshiva CollegeIncludes college calendar, board of directors, course of studies.Item Open Access Yeshiva College Catalogue • 1932-1933(Office of the Registrar. Yeshiva College, Yeshiva University, 1932) Office of the Registrar, Yeshiva CollegeYESHIVA COLLEGE is an integral part of the Yeshiva, the Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary, which was incorporated in 1896. By an amendment to the charter made by the Board of Regents of the University of the State of New York, it is authorized to offer courses leading to the degrees of Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science, and to confer these degrees. •Yeshiva College dedicates its energies to the education of selected groups of Jewish young men. It aims to educate liberally as well as Jewishly, young men who have already been imbued with the spirit and the sanctity of Judaism and its teachings, and who consider the complete understanding of the culture and the faith of historic Judaism an essential part of the equipment to be acquired during their college years. It seeks to strengthen in the minds of its students this abiding consciousness of the high ideals and the spiritual heritage of the Jewish people, and to develop intellect and character through the pursuit of those humanizing studies by which life is enriched. Yeshiva College believes that an understanding of the background of Judaism, and its contribution to human progress, will quicken the student's insight into his liberal studies. It aims to foster this harmonious growth, in which the bases of modern knowledge and' culture in the fields of art, science, and service, are blended with the bases of Jewish culture, so that its students may be trained in the spirit of intelligent and high-minded enthusiasm, and develop as informed and devoted sons in the spirit and faith of Israel, able to recognize the essential harmony of life. For the present, Yeshiva College isItem Open Access Yeshiva College Catalogue • 1934-1935(Yeshiva University, 1934) Office of the Registrar, Yeshiva CollegeIncludes college calendar, board of directors, course of studies.Item Open Access Yeshiva College Catalogue • 1936-1937(Yeshiva University, 1936) Office of the Registrar, Yeshiva CollegeIncludes college calendar, board of directors, course of studies.Item Open Access Yeshiva College of Liberal Arts and Sciences: February - September 1936(1936-02) Office of the Registrar, Yeshiva CollegeIncludes college calendar, board of directors, course of studies.Item Open Access Yeshiva College Catalogue • Tenth Year 1937-1938(Office of the Registrar, 1937) Office of the Registrar, Yeshiva CollegeIncludes information on Faculty, Course of Studies, Financial aid, admissions.Item Open Access Yeshiva College • College of Liberal Arts and Sciences • Supplementary Announcement 1937-1938(Yeshiva University, 1937) Office of the Registrar, Yeshiva 1collegeIncludes college calendar, board of directors, course of studies.Item Open Access Yeshiva College • Announcement 1939-1940 [Undergraduate catalog](Yeshiva University, 1939) Office of the Registrar, Yeshiva CollegeIncludes college calendar, board of directors, course of studies.Item Open Access Yeshiva College Catalogue • 1942-1944 •(Yeshiva University, 1942) Office of the Registrar, Yeshiva CollegeIncludes college calendar, board of directors, course of studies.Item Open Access The Bernard Revel Graduate School Catalogue ; 1943-1944(Office of the Registrar, Yeshiva University., 1943) Office of the Registrar, Yeshiva UniversityCatalog includes mission, course of study, requirements for graduation, courses of instruction, directory of students, dissertations in preparation.Item Open Access The Bernard Revel Graduate School Catalogue ; 1944-1945(1944) Office of the Registrar, Yeshiva Univeristy; Hartstein, J. I.This catalog includes information on admissions, course offerings, and graduate requirements.Item Open Access Yeshiva College Catalogue • 1944-1945(Yeshiva University, 1944) Office of the Registrar, Yeshiva CollegeIncludes college calendar, board of directors, course of studies.Item Open Access The Bernard Revel Graduate School Catalogue ; 1944-1945(Office of the Registar, Yeshiva University, 1944) Office of the RegistrarCatalog includes information regarding courses and curricula, admission, and faculty.Item Open Access Announcement of the Harry Fischel School for Higher Jewish Studies July 2nd to August 23rd 1946(Office of the Registrar, Yeshiva University, 1946) Office of the Registrar, Yeshiva University; Hartstein, Jacob I.This catalog includes information concerning the institute, workshops, conferences, and courses for the Harry Fischel Graduate School of Yeshiva University.Item Open Access Yeshiva College Catalogue • 1946-1947(Yeshiva University, 1946) Office of the Registrar, Yeshiva CollegeIncludes college calendar, board of directors, course of studies.Item Open Access The Harry Fischel School for Higher Jewish Studies: Special Programs Summer 1947(Office of the Registrar, Yeshiva University, 1947) Office of the Registrar, Yeshiva University; Hartstein, Jacob I. (Registrar)The catalog includes information on two special summer programs (Summer 1947: 1 - Institute for Personnel Working with Jewish Youth, and 2- Institute of Public Relations for Jewish Community Leaders.Item Open Access The Bernard Revel School Announcement ; 1947-1948(Office of the Registrar, Yeshiva University, 1947) Office of the Registrar, Yeshiva University; Hartstein, Jacob I. (Registrar)This catalog includes information on admissions, course of studies, and requirements for graduation.Item Open Access The Harry Fischel School for Higher Jewish Studies: Summer 1947(Office of the Registrar, Yeshiva University, 1947) Office of the Registrar, Yeshiva University; Hartstein, Jacob I.This catalog includes information about The Harry Fischel Summer 1947 Program, such as courses, institutes, and workshop