As much as we love our space in Anabel Taylor Hall, Jewish Life doesn't begin and end with Cornell Hillel. Keep an eye on this page for Jewish opportunities in Ithaca, New York state and beyond.
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2017-2018 Internships with Cornell Hillel
Want to get more involved with Jewish campus life, while gaining valuable resume-worthy experience and earning some extra $? Apply to be a Cornell Hillel intern for the 2017-2018 academic year. Time commitments vary by internship, though most average 3-5 hours per week, including weekly meetings with the internship’s staff supervisor.
Read the internship descriptions below, then apply here.
Questions? Email us at cuhillel@gmail.com.
Graphic Design
Photoshop, InDesign or Illustrator pros wanted! We're searching for a savvy intern who will use their artistic talents to craft eye-catching posters, quarter cards, Facebook cover photos and other graphic design projects, as requested by various Jewish student organizations and the Cornell Hillel student executive board.
Read the internship descriptions below, then apply here.
Questions? Email us at cuhillel@gmail.com.
Graphic Design
Photoshop, InDesign or Illustrator pros wanted! We're searching for a savvy intern who will use their artistic talents to craft eye-catching posters, quarter cards, Facebook cover photos and other graphic design projects, as requested by various Jewish student organizations and the Cornell Hillel student executive board.
Job Opportunity at Congregation Tikkun v'Or
Congregation Tikkun v'Or (Ithaca Reform Temple) is hiring:
- Hebrew teachers for the 2017-2018 school year. Must have experience with children, knowledge of Jewish history, culture, and Hebrew, and creative approaches to teaching.
- A youth group adviser to model leadership skills and supervise fun activities for teens. Days and hours are flexible, ~8 hours/month. This position could be combined with a teaching job at the Religious School.
Founders' Fellowship with Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute
The Founders’ Fellowship is an all-expenses paid, year-long experience for college students in North America that begins with a weekend seminar at our New York campus. Fellows learn with HUC-JIR faculty and alumni, build community within their cohort, and hone an idea to bring Progressive Jewish ideas and programs to their campuses in the winter/spring semesters. Fellows receive mentorship, ongoing opportunities for connection and learning once the weekend ends, as well as funds to implement their incubated project. This is a wonderful opportunity for college students who are entrepreneurial, creative, and care about effecting change for the Jewish future.
Applications close on September 15, 2017.
More information.
Applications close on September 15, 2017.
More information.
Certificate in Engaged Leadership: Fall 2017 Capstone
Participate in this capstone experience after taking committed action in your community.
Earn the full certificate, qualify for resources and guide rising generations
Stipends are available for this 32-hour commitment.
This 7-week dialogue with 15 student leaders from across Cornell prepares you for life after college. If accepted into a capstone dialogue, you are eligible to apply for funding to attend a leadership or engagement conference.
Learn more about the certificate and the capstone on the Engaged Cornell website, http://engaged.cornell.edu/program/certificate-in-engaged-leadership/
For more information email us at engagedleadership@cornell.edu or visit an Engaged Ambassador in the Engaged Cornell Hub on the 3rd floor of Kennedy Hall.
Deadline: Sunday, August 27, 2017 11:59pm
Earn the full certificate, qualify for resources and guide rising generations
Stipends are available for this 32-hour commitment.
This 7-week dialogue with 15 student leaders from across Cornell prepares you for life after college. If accepted into a capstone dialogue, you are eligible to apply for funding to attend a leadership or engagement conference.
Learn more about the certificate and the capstone on the Engaged Cornell website, http://engaged.cornell.edu/program/certificate-in-engaged-leadership/
For more information email us at engagedleadership@cornell.edu or visit an Engaged Ambassador in the Engaged Cornell Hub on the 3rd floor of Kennedy Hall.
Deadline: Sunday, August 27, 2017 11:59pm
Certificate in Engaged Leadership Orientation
Orientation (Entry to all Stages)
Monday, August 28, 2017 and Tuesday, August 29, 2017
All dates, 5-6 p.m.
Dinner provided
For students who want to turn their interest into involvement.
For students already committed to community engagement or exploring/new to Cornell.
Register to ensure a seat
To start the Certificate in Engaged Leadership, attend one of our hour-long orientations. This event is offered six times each semester. When you leave, you will be pursuing the certificate!
For more information, contact us at engagedleadership@cornell.edu.
You can find all Engaged Leadership events listed here: http://engaged.cornell.edu/events/
Monday, August 28, 2017 and Tuesday, August 29, 2017
All dates, 5-6 p.m.
Dinner provided
For students who want to turn their interest into involvement.
For students already committed to community engagement or exploring/new to Cornell.
Register to ensure a seat
To start the Certificate in Engaged Leadership, attend one of our hour-long orientations. This event is offered six times each semester. When you leave, you will be pursuing the certificate!
For more information, contact us at engagedleadership@cornell.edu.
You can find all Engaged Leadership events listed here: http://engaged.cornell.edu/events/
Call 2 Action
Call 2 Action
Saturday, September 9, 2017 11 a.m.-5 p.m.
On the Cornell campus
Lunch Included
Register here by September 1
Interested in taking action through community service and Cornell’s mission of public engagement?
Want to serve local and global communities and build committed relationships with civic leaders in Ithaca and Tompkins County?
C2A is a fast-paced, half-day event that provides students with foundational engaged leadership skills.
C2A is ideal for first-year and transfer students, returning officers in leadership and service organizations, and members of fraternities and sororities.
Co-sponsored by Office of Engagement Initiatives | Public Service Center | Ujamaa | Campus Activities | Latino Living Center | Tatkon Center | Office of Sorority and Fraternity Life | New Student Programs | Asian & Asian American Center
For more information, contact us at engagedleadership@cornell.edu.
Saturday, September 9, 2017 11 a.m.-5 p.m.
On the Cornell campus
Lunch Included
Register here by September 1
Interested in taking action through community service and Cornell’s mission of public engagement?
Want to serve local and global communities and build committed relationships with civic leaders in Ithaca and Tompkins County?
C2A is a fast-paced, half-day event that provides students with foundational engaged leadership skills.
C2A is ideal for first-year and transfer students, returning officers in leadership and service organizations, and members of fraternities and sororities.
Co-sponsored by Office of Engagement Initiatives | Public Service Center | Ujamaa | Campus Activities | Latino Living Center | Tatkon Center | Office of Sorority and Fraternity Life | New Student Programs | Asian & Asian American Center
For more information, contact us at engagedleadership@cornell.edu.
