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Jewish Community Center (JCC) North American Graduate Scholarship

Full-time students receive up to $10,000 per year for a one or two-year period to pursue graduate studies that lead to a professional career in the JCC Movement. As a JCC of North America Graduate scholar, each recipient will participate in a program of selected JCC Association educational experiences and career development seminars. Acceptable graduate degrees include social work, Jewish communal service, nonprofit management or MBA, public policy, sports management, health and physical education, Jewish studies, education, and many others. Those students attending schools that require an internship or fieldwork must be placed in a JCC – preferably during the second year of study.

Requirements

Recipients agree to work in the JCC Movement for two years post graduation. Applicants must be committed to a career in the JCC Movement. If applicants are unable to gain employment post-graduation, the scholarship must be repaid in full after three months. Current full-time JCC employees pursuing graduate studies part-time can receive up to $3,000 per year for a one or two-year period. While in school, recipients must continue to work full time in the JCC Movement in order to maintain their tuition assistance.

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