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Journal of Jewish Communal Service

JCSA publishes the Journal of Jewish Communal Service, now celebrating over 80 years of continuous publication. The Journal 's articles are an excellent retrospective of the issues and concerns the Jewish community has faced during these decades.

But more than "just" an historical treasure chest, this is the journal of record and authority for Jewish communal leaders and documents the development of new trends and methodologies which enhance our work. The Journal is often used in university classrooms and for lay and professional seminars.

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If you want to order a specific volume, please contact info@jcsana.org

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Most Recent Journal
:

The HUC-JIR School of Jewish Communal Service:  Celebrating the Past, Shaping the Future 
--   Summer/Fall 2009. Volume 84, No. 3/4. 

Table of Contents:

I. An Introduction: Celebrating the Past, Shaping the Future

Retrospection, Prognostication, and Innovation: A Conversation

With Jerry and Ruby Bubis

    Marla Eglash Abraham and Steven Windmueller
Jewish Communal Professionals: Jugglers of Secular and Jewish Values
    Gerald B. Bubis
The Covenant of Jewish Professional Leadership: Brit HaMiktzoa —
Standards of Excellence for Jewish Communal Professionals
    Marsha Katz Rothpan
The Jewish Communal Professional as Educator
    Barb Gelb, Ann Hartman Luban, and Rachel Sisk
All Jewish Communal Professionals Are Mentors
    Dana Sheanin
A Light Unto the Nations and a Nation Like All Nations: The
Contemporary Exemplar of Jews and School Violence
    Ron Avi Astor
 
II.
Things I (Should Have) Learned in School
Pedagogy and Impact: The SJCS Master’s Thesis
    Sarah Bunin Benor and Bruce A. Phillips
Out Here in the Field: The SJCS 1999 and 2009 Alumni Surveys
    Bruce A. Phillips
The Contribution of Prof. Daniel J. Elazar and Jewish Political Studies to the Training and Practice of the Jewish Communal Professional
    Howard M. Weisband
Training for International Jewish Communal Service
    Steven G. Donshik
Changing Expectations of Jewish Communal Professionals: A Panel
    Marla Eglash Abraham, Sally Weber, John Fishel, and David Levy

  
III.
Here, There, and Everywhere: Reflections from the Field

Serving the Two Percent: A Torah and Commentary on the State of the American Jewish Community
    Andi Milens
Judaism, Health, and Healing: How a New Jewish Communal Field Took Root and Where it Might Grow
    Michele F. Prince
The Imperative of Collaboration: Partnering Together in Tough Times
    Sally Weber and Michelle Krotinger Wolf
Rethinking the Politics of Rescue: Supporting Jewish Renewal Around the Globe
    Joy Sisisky
Building Progressive Jewish Community in Israel: The Leo Baeck Education Center
    Javier Simonovich
Jewish Life in Cuba Today
    Heidi Heft LaPorte, Jay Sweifach, and David Strug

  
IV. The Millennials are Coming

From Generation to Generation: Changing Behavioral Perceptions and Expectations in Jewish Nonprofits
    Lori Klein and Shira Liff-Grieff
How Do You “Jew”? Personality and Participation Decisions Among Young American Jews
    Debbie Tuttle
New Jewish Matchmaking: A Quantitative Analysis of JDate Users
    Miriam Pullman Friedman
Lessons From the JCSC Fellowship: Professional Development for New Professionals
    Alicia Cohen
  
V. Closing Benediction
Builders of Lighthouses
    Zoë Klein

 
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