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The Gilead Morahg Fund for Hebrew
Literature (UW Foundation #12456680)
was established in honor of
Professor Gilead Morahg upon his retirement.
Gilead Morahg is Emeritus
Professor of Hebrew Literature
in the Department of Hebrew &
Semitic Studies.
He served as chair of the Hebrew & Semitic Studies
Department (1987-1993 and 1999-2004)
and Director of the Center for
Jewish Studies (1991-1993).
Professor Morahg taught thousands of
students over his career
and was connected with UW-Madison for over 35
years,
first as a graduate student and then as a faculty member.
His research focus is Modern Hebrew Literature.
Make a
Donation to the Gilead Morahg Fund for Hebrew Literature
If you would like to
make a tax-deductible donation to the Gilead Morahg Fund for Hebrew
Literature using a secure
server, please visit the University
of Wisconsin Foundation web page. The
University of Wisconsin Foundation link will automatically designate
your donation to go to the Gilead Morahg Fund for Hebrew Literature (UW
Foundation Account
#12456680) .
Make a
Donation to the Gilead Morahg Fund for Hebrew Literture by Mail
If you would prefer to make a tax-deductible donation by standard mail, please print and fill out the gift form available from the University of Wisconsin Foundation. The Gilead Morahg Fund for Hebrew Literature (UW Foundation Account #12456680) is already designated as the recipient of the donation. You can then mail your donation to the University of Wisconsin Foundation address provided on the form and listed below:
University of Wisconsin Foundation
US Bank Lockbox
P.O. Box 78807
Milwaukee, WI
53278-0807
Contact Our University of Wisconsin Foundation Representative
The University of
Wisconsin Foundation Director of Development for the Department of
Hebrew
& Semitic Studies is Ann Dingman,
telephone # 608-265-9954, fax # 608-263-0781,
email: ann.dingman@uwfoundation.wisc.edu
Thank You
for Supporting the
Department of Hebrew & Semitic Studies
through the Gilead Morahg Fund for Hebrew Literature