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Georgia faculty return from Washington D.C. with new strategies to confront campus antisemitism
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Georgia faculty return from Washington D.C. with new strategies to confront campus antisemitism
As colleges prepare for the fall semester, Georgia faculty members joined educators and student leaders from across the country in Washington, D.C., to discuss strategies for addressing antisemitism and strengthening support for Jewish students. The three-day Jewish Student National Leadership Summit, held Aug. 2-4, brought together nearly 70 faculty members and hundreds of student leaders. Faculty and students participated in sessions focused o…
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