Please share this (free) one week summer program with your
literature-loving high school patrons, students, friends and family members:

Great Jewish Books Summer Program

Great Jewish Books at the Yiddish Book Center in Amherst, MA opens doors
for young people from across North America. It enriches their connection
with Jewish culture, literature, and community, and inspires them to want
to learn more.
Over the course of a week, Great Jewish Books students read, discuss, argue
about, and fall in love with modern Jewish literature. They get to share
their love of reading with others, to explore Jewish culture, to build a
new community of friends, and to experience an early taste of college
campus life. To say that this program, now in its third year, is powerful
is an understatement. Students who've attended the program tell us they
leave here transformed.

Rising high school juniors and seniors are eligible to apply to Great
Jewish Books, a program of the Yiddish Book Center. *All accepted students
are given a full scholarship, covering the cost of tuition, room, board,
and "a pile of books."*

I hope that you'll take a few minutes to learn more about the program--watch
our short intro video, read our FAQs, share this information with teens you
know, and maybe even sit-down with them as they fill out our online
application<http://support.yiddishbookcenter.org/site/R?i=cPF1U8NkwURkPdHV_vPl6Q>.
Trust me, they will thank you for it!

*The deadline for applications is March 15.* If you have questions call
Lesley Yalen, Education Program Coordinator at 413.256.4900 x142.

What alumni have said:

*"It was the first time I met other high school students who explored new
ideas with the same depth, breadth, and energy that I did...I loved that the
conversations spilled from classroom to lunch table to dorm."* Micah, '13

*"It was the first time I really felt excited about what I was
reading!"*Matilda, '12

*"It was the first college level discussion that I'd really been engaged
in. It just seemed like everyone was so ready to jump in and learn
together." *Leah, '13
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