"Beit Midrash Wednesdays on Tuesdays"
a three-part series with Professor Malka Simkovich

Join us for open learning and dinner, followed by an accessible and thought-provoking shiur.

7:00 PM: Open learning, including bekiut Talmud with Rabbi Wolkenfeld
7:30 PM: Dinner
8:00 PM: Shiur

Tuesday, February 10
"Universalism in Ancient Judaism"

Tuesday, February 17
"Jewish Life in the First Century"

RSVP's are required for dinner.
The cost for dinner is $5. Please register before 11:00 AM on the day of the class. Dinner walk-ins will be accommodated as possible at $10 per person.

Professor Malka Simkovich is a visiting instructor of Jewish Studies at Catholic Theological Union. She is a doctoral candidate at Brandeis University studying Second Temple Judaism, early Rabbinic literature, and early Christian literature. She earned an MA degree in Hebrew Bible from Harvard University and a BA in Bible Studies and Music Theory from Stern College of Yeshiva University. She is currently working on a dissertation regarding universalist Jewish literature that emerged from Egypt under the Roman Empire while working as an editorial assistant for the Harvard Theological Review.