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Originally from Worcester,
Massachusetts, Rabbi Thomashow earned a Bachelor of Arts
at Brandeis University and her rabbinic degree
at the Hebrew Union College in Cincinnati, Ohio,
where she also wrote her thesis: A Lily and an
Apple: a history of Jewish interpretation to the
Song of Songs.
During her tenure at HUC-JIR, Rabbi Thomashow
served as student rabbi of Congregation Bnai Israel
in Victoria, Texas and Congregation Beth El in
Saginaw, Michigan. Additionally, she served as
rabbinic intern of Isaac M. Wise Temple in
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Rabbi Thomashow is married to Yonatan Eyal, a
historian of 19th-century America
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