Faculty Members
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J. Edward Wright, Director The J. Edward Wright Endowed Professor of Judaic Studies Email: edwright@email.arizona.edu TEL: (520) 626-5758 Office: (520) 626-5763 Office Hours: Currently enrolled students should refer to the syllabus posted on D2L. JUS 310 Apocalyptic Imagination JUS 372B The History & Religion of Ancient Israel: Ezra-Nehemiah to the Roman Period J. Edward Wright is... |
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Beth Alpert Nakhai Associate Professor, Judaic Studies Email: bnakhai@email.arizona.edu TEL: Main Office (520) 626-5758 FAX: (520) 626-5767 Office: (520) 626-5762 Office Location: Marshall Bldg., Suite 420 Beth Alpert Nakhai is an Associate Professor in the Arizona Center for Judaic Studies, and an affiliated member of the School of Anthropology. In addition, she is affiliated with the School of Middle East and North African Studies and the... |
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David L. Graizbord Associate Professor, Judaic Studies Email: dlgraizb@email.arizona.edu TEL: (520) 626-5758 Office: (520) 626-5758 Office Hours: (FALL 2017) Tuesdays, 1-2:40 (please call ahead to make sure I am available) David Graizbord is a historian of early modern and modern Jews. To date his research has focused mostly on the Western Sephardi Diaspora of the seventeenth century. In particular, Graizbord's... |
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Gil Ribak Assistant Professor, Judaic Studies Email: gribak@email.arizona.edu TEL: Main Office (520) 626-5758 FAX: (520) 626-5767 Publications The book Gentile New York: The Images of Non-Jews among Jewish Immigrants: https://www.rutgersuniversitypress.org/gentile-new-york/9780813551647 Courses Taught at The Univeristy of ArizonaJUS 370a Modern Jewish History: The Jewish People in America JUS 370a... |
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Asher Susser Professor, Modern Israel Studies Email: susser@email.arizona.edu TEL: 626-5785 FAX: 626-5767 Office: Marshall 429 Professor Asher Susser is The Stein Family Professor of Modern Israel Studies at the University of Arizona, Professor of History in the Department of Middle Eastern History at Tel Aviv University (TAU) and a Senior Fellow at the Moshe Dayan Center for Middle Eastern Studies at TAU. He was the... |
