Sarah Cohn ('22) and Ana Tarshis ('21) are serving as the Dancer Representatives for the UConn Hillel HuskyTHON team this year! They have been working hard to help Hillel contribute to supporting Connecticut Children's. To join our team, register at:
Apply to be a counselor at Habonim Dror Camp Moshava
Habonim Dror Camp Moshava (“Mosh”) is a progressive, Jewish overnight camp in Harford County, Maryland. We focus on teaching about the environment, social justice, Jewish peoplehood, and inclusion. Counselors work with kids from 4th through 10th grade to build community, build a sense of self, and create a fun and magical summer.
Work for one or both sessions:
Construction (Mandatory pre-summer preparation for all staff): June 9-20
Apply to be an Education Fellow at the Goldring/Woldenberg Institute of Southern Jewish Life
Education Fellows work for two years with Jewish communities across the South who range in size from fewer than ten students to hundreds of students. The ISJL’s mission is to ensure that all Jewish children in our Southern region receive access to an excellent Jewish education, no matter where they live or the size of their religious school. Education Fellows work to create a common body of Jewish knowledge by:
Assisting teachers in implementing a comprehensive religious school curriculum
Traveling twice a month to Jewish communities across the South
Leading Shabbat and holiday services
Creating exciting programming for all age groups
Organizing and directing an annual education conference
Recruiting new communities
To apply: Please send a resume and cover letter to Rabbi Matt Dreffin, Director of Education (mdreffin@isjl.org). We accept applications on a rolling basis; candidates who apply by January 1, 2020 will receive priority consideration.
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