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Student Groups and Programs
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Association of Jewish Students
The Association of Jewish Students provides a wide variety of social, educational, community service, religious and cultural programming for the Miami University community. The Association of Jewish Students designs programming with a focus on deepening the understanding of Jewish life and Jewish issues within our campus.
Our organization sponsors Jewish holiday celebrations including weekly Shabbat services followed by a home cooked dinner, High Holiday services, and Passover Seders and kosher for Passover meals. One of the main aspects of our mission is to ensure that all students on campus may express their identity freely. There is no one way to be Jewish at Miami. Jews at Miami are cultural, secular, Reform, Reconstructionist, Conservative, Orthodox and questioning.
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Shabbat Services and Dinner
Shabbat services are held every Friday night and begin around 6. Everyone is welcome- regardless of religious background. Stay after services for a free dinner at about 7 pm and if you can't make it to services, you are still invited to come for dinner!
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First Year Students of Hillel (FYSH)
FYSH, or First Year Students of Hillel, are Freshman and Transfer students who get together for special programming put on only for them. From Ice Cream Socials to Pizza Tasting and Movie Nights, FYSH do it all!
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Miami Students for Israel
Miami Students for Israel (MSI) is the Miami University pro-Israel student organization. MSI is comprised of dedicated students who share a common interest and commitment to the people and the State of Israel. In our effort to defend and preserve the values of freedom, democracy, and peace, MSI works to educate the Miami community about the importance of strong US-Israel ties.
Miami Students for Israel
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Greek Opportunities
Alpha Epsilon Phi
Alpha Epsilon Phi is a historically Jewish sorority whose goal is to promote lifelong friendship among its members. We are proud to promote a positive image of women on Miami's campus through our programs and activities. If you're interested in learning more about our fabulous organization, contact Emily Schwarz, schwaref@muohio.edu.
Alpha Epsilon Pi
Alpha Epsilon Pi is the official Jewish fraternal organization. Our heritage stems from one source: young Jewish men who have banded together in allegiance. We were founded to provide opportunities for the Jewish college man seeking the best possible college and fraternity experience. We hold a focus on developing outstanding brotherhood bonds for college life and friendships for a lifetime. We have a policy of consistently striving toward success both in and out of the classroom. We are located uptown at 32 West Church Street, and our doors are always open. For more information about Alpha Epsilon Pi, contact Jonathan Wheeler at wheeleja@muohio.edu.
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Sigma Alpha Mu
Sigma Alpha Mu’s mission is to foster the development of collegiate men and our alumni by instilling strong fraternal values, offering social and service opportunities, and teaching leadership skills. We will continue to attract members of all beliefs who appreciate our great heritage as a fraternity of Jewish men. Sigma Alpha Mu is currently recolonizing here at Miami and welcomes those with a strong commitment to leadership, philanthropy, and academics. For more information contact our President Rob Brooks at brooksra@muohio.edu or visit our website at www.sam.org
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Zeta Beta Tau (ZBT)
Zeta Beta Tau (ZBT) was founded in 1898 as the nation’s first Jewish fraternity. Since our founding we have welcomed more than 130,000 men into our Brotherhood. Welcoming to all men of good character, ZBT has maintained close ties within the Jewish community through our outreach, community service, and philanthropic activities. ZBT is unique in that we are a non-pledging fraternity. Brothers earn their membership each day they are in the organization as opposed to one semester and do so by creating a positive experience for themselves, each other, and the community. Learn more about ZBT at www.zbt.org. |
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