Schwartz Scholar-in-Residence Series: Ronda Arking

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Class Title: Sibling Rivalries in Genesis--and What It Means to NOT Be Chosen 

Ronda Angel Arking will teach the Kiddush class. Ronda has spent more than 30 years working in curriculum development and education technology, helping to shape how students learn and educators teach. In addition to her professional work in education, she has pursued a lifelong passion for Jewish learning. Ronda served as Managing Editor of Conversations, the journal of the Institute for Jewish Ideas and Ideals, and holds a master’s degree in Biblical and Ancient Near Eastern Civilization. Ronda has taught Tanakh shiurim in synagogues and at conferences, and has a particular interest in the artistry of biblical narrative.


The Schwartz Scholar-in-Residence program is sponsored by Nathan and Louise Schwartz, z"l, of Wilmington, NC.
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