Table Fellowship as a Holy Altar: How Dinner Parties Shaped Rabbinic Judaism 

Dr. Krista Dalton
Dr. Krista Dalton

Please join the Jewish Studies Program at Kalamazoo College for a public lecture by Dr. Krista Dalton called, “Table Fellowship as a Holy Altar: How Dinner Parties Shaped Rabbinic Judaism”.

Monday, April 27
7:30 p.m. Eastern
Banquet Room, Weimer K. Hicks Center
Kalamazoo College

This event is free and open to the public and all are welcome!
No unauthorized signs or flyers are permitted at the event.

Dr. Krista Dalton is an Associate Professor of Religious and Jewish Studies at Kenyon College in Gambier, Ohio. Her first book, entitled How Rabbis Became Experts (Princeton
University Press, 2025) analyzes the process by which the rabbis of late ancient Roman
Palestine became seen as religious experts in Jewish communities. Her second and
current book project, entitled The Rabbi: A Cultural History (Princeton University Press),
offers a broad survey of the vocation of rabbis from antiquity to modernity.

For directions or more information, please contact Sarah Bryans, Academic Office Coordinator, at sarah.bryans@kzoo.edu or 269.337.7043.