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Baruch Simon is a faculty member at Yeshiva University's Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary. He specializes in Talmudic studies and Jewish law, teaching courses such as Advanced Talmud: Berakhot, Laws of Niddah, and Laws of Shabbat I. His expertise spans Talmudic analysis, Halacha (Jewish law), and religious rituals like mourning practices. Simon has taught courses on Sukkah, Kiddushin, and Yoreh Deah codes, reflecting his deep engagement with classical Jewish texts.
Education Background: Not explicitly stated in provided texts. Inferred graduate of Talmudic studies programs given his teaching role.
Research Interests: Focus on practical Halacha applications, advanced Talmudic exegesis, and historical development of Jewish legal traditions. Courses emphasize textual analysis of tractates like Berakhot, Sukkah, and Kiddushin.
Teaching History:
- Fall 2018: Advanced Talmud: Berakhot, Laws of Niddah, Laws of Shabbat I
- Spring 2018: Advanced Talmud: Sukkah, Codes: Yoreh Deah Chaburah
- Fall 2017: Advanced Talmud: Sukkah
- Spring 2017: Laws of Mourning, Advanced Talmud: Kiddushin
Awards & Grants: No academic awards or grants mentioned in provided information.
Labs/Teams: No specific research labs or collaborative teams noted.
