Rabbi Joel Mosbacher to Earn Honorary Doctorate of Divinity
- Mar. 30, 2023
Rabbi Joel Mosbacher ’92 will earn his honorary doctor of divinity degree this May (2023) from the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion from which he was ordained as a rabbi in 1998. The degree is awarded to Reform Jewish professionals for 25 years of service. Rabbi Mosbacher has served congregational pulpits in Dunwoody, Georgia; Mahwah, New Jersey; and, since 2016, New York City.
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