The first mass migration in American Jewish history took place in the nineteenth century, during the era of westward expansion and manifest destiny. Dr. Rabin will discuss the experience of these Jewish migrants, focusing on the eclectic forms of religious life that they developed and what they can tell us about American Judaism in the twenty-first century.

Location:	Wells Hall, B-342
Price:	free and open to the public
Sponsor:	Serling Institute for Jewish Studies and Modern Israel
Contact:	Serling Institute for Jewish Studies and Modern Israel jewishst@msu.edu 5174323493
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