From Jeffrey Stackert <stackert@uchicago.edu>:linebreak========================linebreaklinebreakThe Chicago-Yale Pentateuch ColloquiumlinebreakFebruary 7–9, 2027linebreakConveners: Joel Baden, Simeon Chavel, and Jeffrey StackertlinebreaklinebreakCall for Student Applications linebreaklinebreakThe Documentary Hypothesis has enjoyed a significant resurgence in scholarship in the last two decades, and the University of Chicago and Yale University have emerged as centers for this renewed research. These institutions have been partnering annually to offer a seminar-style Colloquium to students and faculty working in the area of pentateuchal studies. The aim is to share cutting-edge research, investigate central problems in the study of the Pentateuch, interrogate theoretical and methodological issues, and foster intellectual community and ongoing exchange.linebreaklinebreakThis year’s Colloquium will take place February 7–9, 2027, at the University of Chicago Divinity School. It will comprise a mix of formal paper presentations by faculty and by returning students and semi-formally led consideration of problems. Each session will afford ample time for in-depth discussion, with additional time for conversation during meals and other unstructured time.linebreaklinebreakDoctoral students (from any institution) with active interests in pentateuchal studies are invited to apply to participate. Students selected will receive funds to cover the costs of attendance.linebreaklinebreakTo apply, please submit the following:linebreaklinebreaka letter of application describing your research interests in the Pentateuchlinebreaka curriculum vitaelinebreaka letter of endorsement from your doctoral advisor addressed to Jeffrey StackertlinebreaklinebreakApplications are due by December 1, 2026. Application materials and inquiries/questions should be directed to Jeffrey Stackert (stackert@uchicago.edu).linebreaklinebreak--- linebreak