The Yale Jewish Studies Seminar, organized by graduate students, invites junior and mid-career scholars to campus to present their Jewish Studies research in a seminar setting with the university community. All are warmly invited to attend.
Yael Segalovitz is the 2025–26 Visiting Professor in Comparative Literature and Jewish Studies at UC Berkeley and a Jewish Studies Teaching Fellow at Stanford University. She is also Assistant Professor of Foreign Literatures and Linguistics at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev. She is the author of How Close Reading Made Us (SUNY, 2024), and her current project traces how psychoanalytic object relations theory renews debates about reading practices, subject formation, and self-writing in contemporary American literature and theory.
Event Location
Jewish Studies Reading and Reference Room, SML 335b Sterling Memorial Library
