» an annual scholarly conference, featuring more than 150 sessions
» a peer-reviewed scholarly journal, AJS Review, published by Cambridge University Press
» a biannual magazine, AJS Perspectives, that explores methodological and pedagogical issues
» the AJS Career Center jobs board, the most comprehensive listing of Jewish Studies job opportunities
» Resources in Jewish Studies: grant opportunities, professional development resources, and teaching and research tools
» the Jordan Schnitzer Book Awards, which recognize outstanding research in the field
» Fellowships and Grants for dissertation completion and conference travel grants
» Webinar series, which cover a range of professional development, research and teaching topics, open to all AJS members