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What started as a clever way to encourage Emma Wunsch’s daughter to brush her teeth turned into her first-ever chapter book for children, “Miranda and Maude: The Princess and the Absolutely Not a Princess.”
Maybe learning something new is more difficult than learning something where you’ve already got some experience. But I imagine there’s a curve where learning becomes much more difficult again when it’s in an area where you’ve got expertise.
Actions speak louder than words. That’s the phrase that resonated with Allison Egrin, an active student at Hillel Campus Alliance Michigan, as she helped package 900 hygiene kits for Syrian Refugees.
Be interested, not interesting. That’s the motto Amanda Landesman, 20, is taking back with her to Brooklyn College after participating in Engagement Institute, organized by Hillel International.
Rabbi Ira Dounn is a born connector — one who has engaged with Jewish students from the United States to Uzbekistan.
Hillel International today announced that former Israeli Justice Minister and Member of Knesset Dr. Yossi Beilin has been elected to serve as chair of the board of Hillel Israel, a volunteer position.
Hillel International and Hillel of Colorado announced today that an independent University of Colorado Boulder Hillel has been created to bring additional resources and on-campus support for the 2,500 Jewish students on campus.
For Leah Murphy, 26, nothing beats a pilot’s-eye view. But her core motivation for going into the cockpit stems from helping others in need.
Questions: How can I be a good, Jewish professional? When should I go to grad school? Am I doing the right work? Am I good at my job? Should I work in the education world? How can I be sure that I am making a good impact with my life? How can I be sure […]
The start of summer means another cohort of talented college students have arrived at the Schusterman International Center in Washington to start internships at Hillel International.
