Levitt, Laura, 1960- (Personal Name)

Judaism since gender, 1996: CIP t.p. (Laura Levitt) data sheet (b. 3-15-60)

American Jewish Loss After the Holocaust, 2007 ECIP t.p. (Laura Levitt) data view (associate professor of religion at Temple Univ.)

The objects that remain, 2020: ECIP title page (Laura Levitt) data view (Birth Year: 1960; Laura Levitt is Professor of Religion, Jewish Studies, and Gender at Temple University. She is the author of American Jewish Loss After the Holocaust and Jews and Feminism: The Ambivalent Search for Home)

Laura S. Levitt website, viewed June 29, 2020 biography page (Dr. Laura S. Levitt is a Professor of Religion, Jewish Studies and Gender at Temple University. For the 2012-13 academic year she is chairing the Department of Religion. She served as the Director of the Women's Studies Program from 2009-2001 and coordinated the Greater Philadelphia Women's Studies Consortium (GPWSC) from 2006-2010. Levitt was one of the founders of the Jewish Studies Program at Temple and, for many years, served as its director. She received an A.B. ('82) in Religious Studies from Brown University, an M.A. ('86) in Jewish Studies from Hebrew Union College-JIR, and a Ph.D. in Religion and a Women's Studies Certificate ('93) from Emory University) C.V. page (has been at Temple University since 1992) https://lauralevitt.weebly.com/

OCLC, June 29, 2020 (usage on 1993 Ph.D. dissertation from Emory University: Laura Sharon Levitt; access point: Levitt, Laura Sharon, 1960-)