If you missed the meeting about student leadership — have no fear, the information is here!
We are now accepting applications for our 2011-2012 student leaders. If you’re interested in applying, please read the information below and then click here to complete our online application. Email mara@hilleluw if you have any questions.
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Hillel UW is one of 10 Hillels nationwide to receive a grant from Hillel’s International Center to help develop a new model for our student leadership program!!! The International Center will be sending 8 student leaders to the Hillel Institute, a national conference to help our student leaders develop their leadership skills.
The students selected for this unique opportunity will serve as leaders at Hillel UW; throughout their year as Hillel Leaders, an emphasis will be placed on the following:
- Personal leadership development — participation in twice-monthly meetings and opportunities to learn from Hillel staff and local leaders.
- Relationship building — creating and maintaining relationships with other student leaders at UW
- Community organizing — getting your friends and other students involved in Hillel’s programs
- Programming – working with other leaders and students to implement new, creative programs at Hillel
- Professional development — opportunities to attend additional professional conferences nationwide
This is a really great opportunity to build your resume & professional skills!
Please note:
If accepted into this program, you will be required to attend the Hillel Institute, an all-expenses-paid leadership conference in St. Louis, MO, August 3-7, 2011.
If you cannot attend the Hillel Institute, we still encourage you to apply as there will be additional opportunities for student leadership over the summer (think: Dawg Days!) and throughout next year.
Email mara@hilleluw.org if you have any questions!
As a Repair the World Intern at Hillel at the University of Washington, you will spend time at the UW and around Seattle creating volunteer opportunities and connecting the Jewish community to meaningful service. You will connect with the estimated 2,500 other Jewish students at UW and build relationships with your peers. You will receive training as a community organizer and learn what it takes to effectively lead and inspire your peers, choosing from Service, Advocacy, Alternative Breaks, or Outreach for your focus.
