High tech for a higher authority: the placement of graduating rabbis from Hebrew Union College–Jewish Institute of Religion

High tech for a higher authority: the placement of graduating rabbis from Hebrew Union College–Jewish Institute of Religion

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Article ID: iaor20041989
Country: United States
Volume: 33
Issue: 3
Start Page Number: 1
End Page Number: 11
Publication Date: May 2003
Journal: Interfaces
Authors: ,
Keywords: personnel & manpower planning, education
Abstract:

We describe the new placement process to match the graduating rabbis from Hebrew Union College–Jewish Institute of Religion (HUC–JIR) with congregations. The students involved in this new placement process are scheduled to be ordained as rabbis from HUC–JIR in May, about one month after the placement process is completed, and most students begin their pulpit assignments in July. Embedded in the new placement process are the double-blind match procedure and the double-blind match procedure for couples. These procedures, which we adapted from the procedure used to assign medical school graduates to internships, have been used successfully for placing the graduating rabbinical students at HUC–JIR since 1997.

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