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Schusterman
Israel Scholars
The American-
Israeli Cooperative Enterprise is pleased to offer five
$15,000 Schusterman Israel Scholar Awards to
students interested in pursuing academic careers in
fields related to the study of Israel. These highly
competitive awards will be available to
undergraduates who have already been accepted to
graduate programs, graduate students who have
received master's degrees in Middle East related
fields who wish to pursue doctorates, and doctoral
students who are writing dissertations related to
Israel. Grants are renewable for up to five years
based on the completion of certain milestones.
Proposals from candidates in all disciplines with an
Israel focus are welcome. The competition is open
only to U.S. citizens.
Complete applications including transcripts and
references must be received by March 1, 2007.
Eligibility Requirements and application materials are
available at
http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/isdf/isdfa
wards.html.
Koach Kallah
2007
Registration is now
open for the
2007 KOACH KALLAH!!!
The Original FACE BOOK:
A Jewish Guide to (non-virtual) Community
This program will take place on February 22 - 25,
2007 at the University of Pennsylvania in
Philadelphia, PA.
Enjoy a spirited Shabbat
Lots of students from North America. Meet
representatives from Israel Programs. Celebrate!!
Participate in Community Service Projects. Get Israel
Updates. Vision the future of the Conservative
Movement. Learn from peers and other scholars.
Sing, Dance and Laugh!
Have an awesome time!
Scholarships available from KOACH, some Hillels and
local congregations.
For details, go to www.koach.org or e-mail
koach@uscj.org
Pledge An Hour-
Help Volunteer to Repair the
World
One of our donors was
so
inspired by our efforts that she offered a challenge
grant, giving Hillel's Tzedek program $1 for every
new person who volunteers through our Pledge an
Hour
campaign, up to $10,000.
The goal of this
campaign is to help repair the world by encouraging
people to volunteer some time, making a difference
in their community or in the world. It doesn't take
much, whether you spend an hour changing light
bulbs
in your home to eco-friendly ones, or visit the sick
in the hospital.
And now, giving just an hour of your time can help
fund some of Hillel's social justice activities on
campus.
For more information, visit
Pledge
An Hour HERE!
Whose Judaism Is
It
Anyway?
The Hebrew Union
College-Jewish Institute of Religion Department of
Youth Programs Annual College Colloquium is
February 2-4, 2007 on the campus of
HUC-JIR. This year's event is "Whose Judaism is
it
anyway? Jewish denominationalism on the college
campus." In the past this program has attracted
college students from across the USA to explore
various Jewish topics which enjoying social
activities both on and off the campus. Further
information pertaining to the HUC-JIR College
Colloquium may be obtained by e-mail at
youthprograms@huc.edu
or phone at (513) 487-3232.
Young Zionist
Leadership Conference
Join
North Americans Activitists, Israeli analysts, and
well-known educators for a weekend of engaging
debate and interactive lectures on Zionism!
This
year's conference is January 19-21, 2007 in Miami
Beach, Florida.
For more information and
registration go to Registration and
Additional Information or call 800-27-ISRAEL.
Intern at the
Jewish Women's Archive
Interested in delving into Jewish women's history?
Know of others who are? JWA's summer internship
program offers a dynamic opportunity for students to
conduct research, contribute to online collecting
projects, and learn about the richness of chronicling
Jewish women's history in a friendly, stimulating
environment.
Summer interns will work a minimum of 24 hours per
week for at least 6 weeks between June 1 and
August 15. Though all of our internships are unpaid,
interns may be able to receive funding or course
credit for their work at JWA through their colleges
and universities.
To apply for an internship,
please submit a cover letter, a resume, the names
and contact information for 2 references, and a
relevant writing sample (10 pages or less) to:
E-mail: (preferred) internships@jwa.org / Fax: 617-
975-0109
Snail-mail: Stephen Benson, Jewish Women's Archive,
138 Harvard St., Brookline, MA 02446
Deadline: Applications must be received by
Friday, April 6th. (Those interns requiring earlier
consideration for stipend deadlines should submit by
the appropriate deadline and let us know the date
that a response is required.) Applications received
after this date will be considered on a rolling basis. If
you e-mail your application, you will receive an
automated response confirming that we have
received it.
Random House
Job Opportunity
Random
House will be having an info session on Tuesday,
January 16th at 6pm in Upham Hall, Room 2. A
Random House representative will speak about
Random House and opportunities here after
graduation. Join us for the info session on the 16th,
as we are always looking for talented interns and
grads to work in our various departments such as
editorial, marketing, publicity, sales, rights, design,
finance, publishing operations, growth and production
departments as well as other related areas.
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