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Welcome to the CJL Bulletin Board: Jump to postings for: WANT TO BE AN ENTREPRENEUR? Princeton has been chosen by Hillel International to be a Campus Entrepreneur Initiative (CEI) school for the 2008-2009 academic year. 8 students will be selected, trained, paid a stipend, and given resources to reach out to students who are currently uninvolved in Jewish life. In order to apply, students should be:
Applicants should not hold a student-leadership position in any CJL group. For more information, e-mail Marni Blitz. Apply for the MASA Israel Journey Campus Representative Internship Program! This is an amazing opportunity for students who are passionate about Israel, and have an interest in encouraging fellow students to study, volunteer and gain work experience in Israel. Campus Representatives will recruit students to attend Study Abroad and Post-college programs in Israel, and generally promote awareness of MASA Israel programs and MASA grants to the campus community. This opportunity is for students who have been on an Israel program that is five months or longer and have been on his/her campus for at least one year. The internship provides students with a $1,000 stipend each semester, and a $1,000 budget for programming each semester. Students will attend two shabbatonim each semester and a summer training session before the start of the academic year. The due date for applications is April 11th. For more information, and to receive an application, please email megans@masaisrael.org Full-Time Live-Out Nanny Needed for Newborn in South Brunswick/Princeton area beginning in August 2008 Responsibilities include taking care of newborn and possibly some light household chores. Types of household chores are negotiable, and will affect pay rate. Part time assistance needed in August, switching to Full Time (Mon-Fri) in September. Can be somewhat flexible on hours/time. Experience necessary, nonsmoker, references required. Automobile/own transportation needed. Must be willing to complete background check. If interested, please contact us at nancyjr@gmail.com. UJC Israel Seeking Highly Qualified Graduate Students for Summer Internship UJC’s Israel office, the Department of Global Operations: Israel & Overseas, is now recruiting two highly qualified graduate student interns for the summer of 2008. Do not pass up this incredible opportunity for a paid summer internships in Jerusalem, professional advancement, and an enriching Jewish experience! Hurry up and apply---UJC Israel will accept applications only through April 30th. Please e-mail naomio@ujc.org.il for more information. Urban Mitzvah Corps Urban Mitzvah Corps is an intense six week program which offers exciting social justice opportunities in and around New Brunswick, NJ. Participants and staff reside in the safe environment of the Rutgers University dorms where they have the opportunity to learn responsibility for themselves and the community. The UMC community will have the chance to make a difference in the lives of the mentally and physically challenged, the underprivileged, and the elderly. Each participant will volunteer at two different service agencies throughout the duration of the program. Evenings are devoted to a thorough curriculum involving guest speakers, social activities, and current social justice issues. This program offers a real chance for participants to engage with and explore their Judaism, as well as the opportunity to shape and provide input to the direction of social activities. Participants will also travel for a memorable weekend to Washington, DC to the Religious Action Center, where they will learn how to translate their social awareness and passions into direct political action. For more information, contact Rabbi Marcus L. Burstein, Acting Regional Director, Union for Reform Judaism, at mburstein@urj.org. HILLEL LEADERS SCHOLARSHIP for STUDY IN ISRAEL At The Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies in Jerusalem, men and women of diverse backgrounds and belief systems encounter the most compelling and challenging texts of Jewish tradition. Through havruta study (partner learning) under the guidance of dynamic teachers, Pardes aims to provide skills for in-depth Jewish learning, encourages students to grapple with the relevance of ancient texts and the modern world, and increases students’ knowledge of their Jewish heritage. We offer our students a unique experience of intellectual openness, rigorous textual analysis and opportunities for personal spiritual growth. Pardes offers Year, Educators, and Advanced Scholars learning programs for university graduates as well as a Summer Program, for both university students and grads. For more information about our programs, or to find out more about our HILLEL LEADERS SCHOLARSHIP, contact info@pardesusa.org. Check out our new Professional Development opportunities: Internships and Academic Concentrations in Medical Issues and Social Justice starting this fall. APPLY NOW as preferential treatment is given to those who apply to the Year Program by March 31, 2008. Paid Editor and Production Manager Positions for new Journal of Religious Life The Office of Religious Life is looking to hire two currently enrolled Princeton students to launch, edit and produce a journal of religious life at Princeton. Coming Together: A Journal of Religious Life will be a semi-annual publication created by and for Princeton students publishing essays, poetry, and artwork representing all religious backgrounds. The Journal is an opportunity for Princeton students to examine, reflect and express the wide range of religious life at Princeton in one publication and to gain valuable experience in inter-religious engagement and publishing. Applicants should have a proven record in editing, layout and/or publishing; should have an interest in religion; and be committed to working with people of diverse points of view. The two positions are Editor and Production Manager. These are paid positions and are work study eligible and will report to Dean Paul Raushenbush. Applicants should email a cover letter and CV to Dean Raushenbush at praushen@princeton.edu. Are you up for a challenge? JOIN us. Jewish Organizing Initiative (JOI) builds a vibrant, pluralistic community of Jewish young adults who learn grassroots community organizing, explore their Jewish identity together, and become leaders in the pursuit of social justice. In addition to providing cutting-edge training in community organizing, the JOI year-long paid fellowship program is a source of Jewish community, intellectual stimulation, mentorship, and professional networking. Organizing work is challenging – JOI can give you the tools you need to make it a sustainable career. Over the last decade, we have built a network of over 100 alum and countless mentors and trainers from the Jewish community and beyond. Now JOI is looking for fellows who have the aptitude and the appetite to become excellent organizers, who are committed to pursuing social justice professionally, and who are looking to build progressive community in a Jewish context. For more information, contact JOI Program Director Catherine Bell at cbell@jewishorganizing.org. Visit our website at www.jewishorganizing.org. Etgar 36 Summer Staff Needed Enjoy travel, politics, and America? Etgar 36, a summer travel program for Jewish high school students, is looking for staff for Summer 2008. Etgar 36 offers cross-country journeys in which teens develop their American and Jewish identities as well as become empowered to get involved politically and socially. As a staff member you will be able to see America, help develop the future leadership of the American and Jewish community, and get paid. Previous work experience with youth groups/summer camps a plus. Staff positions are available from June 22–July 13 and June 22–July 29. You must currently be at least a college sophomore to apply. For more information on the program please visit our website at www.etgar.org. To apply for a staff position please send a resume and letter detailing your background and interest in staffing this program to ezra@etgar.org. Please email or call 917-532-5695 with any questions. The Israel Government Fellows Program The Israel Government Fellows Program of the Menachem Begin Heritage Center is in the middle of its inaugural session and is enjoying great success. A MASA initiative endorsed by Israel's Prime Minister, the Israel Government Fellows Program is currently the only gateway for non-Israelis to work within the Israeli government apparatus. The program consists of a three-week orientation seminar, followed by a five-month fellowship experience. Each Fellow works closely with a government official in a Ministry or other government branch, depending upon the Fellow's particular interests. Help us to bring promising future Jewish leaders to Israel and give them an unforgettable, life-changing experience as an Israel Government Fellow. Contact Tamar Darmon, Director of the Israel Government Fellows Program - tamard@begincenter.org.il Machon Kaplan Social Action Internship Program Machon Kaplan is a six-week work/study internship program (June 15 – July 27, 2008) for college students based out of the Religious Action Center in Washington, D.C. Through our unique program you will be part of a special community, experience real world social justice policy work, and learn about Judaism and social justice. The program provides housing, college academic credits for two classes, and some meals. The Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion provides transcripts for your courses. This program is cosponsored by the Union for Reform Judaism Kesher College Department. Be sure to check out our Machon Kaplan Web page and application: http://rac.org/mk. For more information, please contact the Religious Action Center 202-387-2800 or rac@rac.org. Eisendrath Legislative Assistant (LAs) Graduating from college? Consider spending a year as an Eisendrath Legislative Assistant (LAs). Be an advocate in Washington, DC for Jewish values and social justice on behalf of the Reform Jewish Movement. LAs take part in a wide range of social action activities including monitoring legislative activity, developing synagogue social action programming, coordinating special events, creating educational materials, planning and running weekend conferences for teens, and mobilizing the grassroots of American Jewry. More information can be found at www.rac.org/la. For more information, please contact the Religious Action Center 202-387-2800 or rac@rac.org.
Yom HaShoah (Holocaust Remembrance Day) Program Wednesday night, April 30, 2008 at 7pm Israel@60 With David Broza Join us on Sunday, May 11th at 1:00 PM for a special performance by Israeli singer David Broza! The concert will take place at the Jewish Center, located at 435 Nassau Street in Princeton. Cost: $36.00 per ticket - Buy now for priority seats! To purchase tickets call TJC office at 609-921-0100. For more information call Gila Levin at 609-921-0100 Ext.208.
Columbia Bayit Are you planning on studying/interning/working in New York City over the summer? Interested in a unique Jewish housing community? Look into the Columbia Bayit! Located at 535 West 112th St. btw. Broadway and Amsterdam, the Columbia Bayit is just steps from the university and the Upper West Side, as well as main subway lines providing access to the greater New York area. The Columbia Bayit is a welcoming and inclusive community of 28 young Jews from all walks of life, religious backgrounds, academic disciplines, and professional careers. Residents live in private single rooms with shared bathrooms. Food, groceries and supplies are purchased in bulk orders. Communal dinner is served Monday through Thursday, with potluck Shabbat meals. In addition to private single rooms, residents have access to communal kosher kitchen + pantry, dining room, living room, library, TV room, laundry facilities. All for the low price of approximately $950 a month! Applicants must submit an application and pass an interview with current Bayit members in order to be considered for residency. All residents participate in weekly cooking and cleaning responsibilities. We believe in working hard to ensure that we live in a clean and comfortable home at all times. We are looking for responsible, mature, CLEAN, organized and FUN young Jews who are interested in sharing a great living experience over the summer of 2008. For additional information and inquiries, please contact Ben "Belgium" Muller at columbia.bayit@gmail.com or 917-415-4428. 37th Annual National Jewish Student Journalism Conference
New Voices Magazine and the Jewish Student Press
Service is proud to announce that registration
is now open for the 37th annual National Jewish Student Journalism
Conference in New York City! Register NOW for special rates by e-mailing publisher@newvoices.org with the
subject line "REGISTER ME!"
Presented by New Voices Magazine and the Jewish Student Press Service, the conference features skill sessions and panels on campus media, war reporting, and Jewish ideas. It will be held from May 28th through the 30th at the Bronfman Center in Manhattan. The conference an essential networking opportunity for to college students and recent graduates interested in Jewish journalism, student journalism, media, Jewish life, and activism. Confirmed speakers include Jay Michaelson, columnist for the Forward and founding editor of Zeek, Alana Newhouse, arts editor of the Forward, NYU journalism professor and former reporter Newsday Mohamad Bazzi, Larry Cohler-Esses of the Jewish Week, Susan Weidman Schneider, editor-in-chief of Lilith, Esther Kaplan of the Nation Institute and WBAI's Beyond the Pale, and more. Past presenters have included Ethan Bronner and Clyde Haberman of The New York Times and Nathan Glazer of Harvard University. Registration fee is $60, which includes all meals and conference materials.
Convenient lodging available at a discounted rate. Some scholarships available.
For more information or to register, contact publisher@newvoices.org. Registration deadline is May 1st.
Special Opportunity for Post-College Jewish Leaders! The Diplomatic Seminar for Young Jewish Leaders is a study program conducted annually by the Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs for young Jewish men and women of outstanding leadership potential. The coming Seminar will take place between June 29 - July 10, 2008 and is open to participants aged 26-36 from Jewish communities around the world. The Diplomatic Seminar imparts analytical tools for understanding the political and national security challenges facing Israel, and insight into the society, economy and culture of the Jewish-democratic state. The seminar program will include lectures, workshops, cultural events and study tours in order to explore these topics and to expose participants to the rich fabric of Israeli life. Particular attention will be paid to challenges facing the Jewish people as a whole: demography and Jewish continuity, the combat against anti-Semitism, and the relationship between Israel and the Jewish Diaspora. The Diplomatic Seminar for Young Jewish Leaders is conducted under the auspices of the Department for Jewish Communities at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The language of instruction is English. The Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs will cover full board and lodging for participants, as well costs of seminar excursions in Israel. Participants are responsible for covering their travel costs to and from Israel. Participation in the Diplomatic Seminar is competitive. Completed registration forms should be submitted to the nearest Israeli Embassy or Consulate not later than April 22, 2008. For further information please contact your nearest Israeli Embassy or Consulate Planning on studying abroad in Paris or Rome in the fall? Has Hillel got an opportunity for YOU! Live in a Moishe House with a cluster of young, eager, and innovative Jews, and create your ideal Jewish communal space!
Any Jewish student planning on studying abroad in either Paris or Rome during the 2008-2009 academic year is eligible. The student will join his or her fellow Moishe House residents in engaging the surrounding Jewish student population with innovative and creative Jewish programming. Each resident will receive a substantial rent subsidy and the opportunity to immerse him- or herself in the local culture by living with local Jewish students in the heart of the city’s student quarter. For more information, please visit http://www.hillel.org/about/global/moishehouse. Questions? Please contact Avi at amayer@hillel.org or 202-449-6551. Hillel Uruguay Spanish Program 2008 Program Date: Monday, June 2, 2008 through Tuesday, July 1, 2008. Price: $2,300 (U.S. dollars) per person, airfare not included. Hillel Uruguay is offering a once-in-a-lifetime chance for students to come to learn Spanish in the most welcoming country and Jewish community of South America! Meet Jewish students and young professionals from Uruguay, your Hillel, and other countries, be immersed in a new culture and Jewish community, get academic credits, and have fun! The month-long program includes Berlitz Spanish classes and all required materials, four star accommodations, one kosher meal a day, transportation to and from the airport, participation in Hillel Uruguay activities, and trips to: Buenos Aires, Argentina; Historic Quarter of the city of Colonia del Sacramento, declared a Cultural World Heritage Site by UNESCO; & Punta del Este, a popular seaside resort. Limited spots are available! Request a Commitment Form from spanish@hillel.org.uy right away! Application deadline: April 11, 2008. Livnot U’Lehibanot MASA Journey January 14th – June 1st 2008 Livnot Journey (For participants aged 21 – 30+) takes you off the beaten track, retracing the steps of your ancestors and back to today, through spectacular hiking, dynamic seminars, inspiring community service work and living and growing together as a community. The open and non-coercive atmosphere encourages questioning and enhances self-exploration and introspection. Additionally, the program includes an 8 week period on a kibbutz learning Hebrew in an ulpan and volunteering on the kibbutz. This Winter/Spring program is very special as it incorporates many Jewish and Israeli holidays, including Purim, Passover, Holocaust Remembrance Day, Independence Day and Jerusalem Day. This program also includes Livnot’s famous 3-day Sea-to-Sea hike - starting by the Sea of Galilee and ending at the Mediterranean Sea, an overnight desert experience, some serious community service projects and much, much more. http://www.livnot.com/pages/5month/ Improving your CJL Library We want the library to be a welcoming resource. Please let us have your opinion on the following questions:
We are looking for Jewish books that are the best of their kind, something that you have read or want to read that comes highly recommended. They should be of interest to a number of CJL students. We welcome suggestions for both new books and classic texts. Email your responces to the Eliza, the librarian, at elizag@princeton.edu.
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Campus Entrepreneur Initiative
