Check out this page to see what Jewish Opportunities there are available to you.
1. JOFA Campus Fellowship is for Orthdox women who are a Sophomore, Junior, or Senior. It is for women passionate about expanding the spiritual, ritual, intellectual, and political opportunities for women within the framework of halakha.
The JOFA Campus Fellowship will give eight undergraduate women from across North America the opportunity to become leaders in their campus communities. JOFA Fellows will participate in a cutting-edge leadership seminar in New York City where they will meet and learn from JOFA leaders. Each Fellow will be paired with a mentor from the JOFA Board. The Fellows will work together with JOFA to plan and execute relevant and exciting programming for their campuses. The cohort of JOFA Fellows will form a supportive network, empowering them to effect change in their campus communities and beyond. Applications now available at www.JOFA.org
2. Live in Israel for 10 months and teach English to underserved Israeli schools. Looking for graduates between the age of 20-30. The first month of the program is dedicated to training teachers and is set up in cooperation with the Israeli Ministry of Education. Training includes Hebrew language classes and afternoon sessions that will focus on ESL pedagogy, classroom management, and the Israeli educational system.
Subsidies are provided through MASA and the Greater Miami Jewish Federation.
For more information on the program, go to www.otzma.org or contact Nicole Bodenstein, OTZMA Recruitment Manager, nicole.bodenstein@jewishfederations.org
3. Interested in Jewish Education? Apply for Hebrew College’s Pardes Educators Program/Master of Jewish Education.
For more information regarding the Master of Jewish Education program, please go to http://www.hebrewcollege.edu/shoolman-graduate-school-of-jewish-education/masters-degree.
4. Turn on your camera, talk about your faith (any), submit the footage, and wait for $5,500 in awards.
Learn More Here
5. College Seniors: Year-long fellowship in Jewish values and social justice for recent college graduates is a wonderful opportunity to spend a year working in Washington DC on behalf the issues important to Reform Judaism
Learn More/Apply Here
Hillel needs you!
Shabbat helpers
We are looking for people who will be willing to set-up, help during, and tear-down after our shabbat evening activities. We will give those people a free shabbat dinner card for the whole semester (usually costs $36).
Shabbat leaders
If you like to lead shabbat services of any kind (reform, conservative, camp-style, alternative, etc.) – we need you! Our shabbat services are led by students so if you are interested, please let us know and we will put you in our schedule.
Hillel International
Hillel international offers many conferences and opportunities for young Jewish leaders!
Hillel International Conferences – go there to see what’s new at Hillel international.
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1 Jennifer Benrey // Aug 26, 2009 at 4:32 pm
Hey. So I got the email about upcoming events for hillel and I want more information about volunteering for high holiday services because I might want to sing, but the link in the email didn’t work. Who can I contact?
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