Art Night! Thursday, November 14th, 7:30pm, Wilder 216
Hang out in 216 and enjoy some drawing and coloring with our chair, Lucy Brown!
Meditation lead by Rabbi Megan Friday, November 15th, 5:30pm, Kosher-Halal Co-op
Come relax before Shabbat with some guided meditation.
Weekly Shabbat Friday, November 15th, 6pm, Kosher-Halal Co-op
Services will begin at 6pm.
Dinner will be at 7pm.
Opportunities
Run for Hillel Board!
3 of our board members will be abroad next semester and we need YOU to fill their spots! Fill out this nomination form in order to run for the office of Treasurer, Communications Chair, or Outreach Officer!
Treasurer: The treasurer serves as a liaison between Hillel and the Student Finance Committee. They are in charge of planning the budget for the upcoming semester, overseeing any purchases made in the current semester, and communicating with SFC about events going on within the organization. It's a good position for anyone who is organized and a good communicator, as well as anyone who takes initiative and likes administrative work.
Communications Chair: The Communications Chair will coordinate social media postings, create posters for events, and ensure the word gets out about the various activities and events going on at Hillel. This is a great position for someone who has an interest in marketing.
Outreach Officer: The Hillel Outreach Officer is the person that makes sure students feel welcome at all Hillel events, whether it be at Shabbat dinners, religious services, or other Jewish-themed programming etc. The Outreach Officer is also someone that will frequently communicate with and introduce themselves to people that may be new to Hillel, and to be a person that they could go to to ask any questions.
Avodah Service Corps is accepting applications for 2020-21!
Avodah is a national network of Jewish leaders working to fight domestic poverty and promote social justice. In addition to service at leading non-profits, participants in our Jewish Service Corps live together as a community and engage in weekly educational programs to deepen their understanding of domestic poverty, Jewish identity, and how to stay in the work longterm.
Avodah is committed to building a service corps that inclusively represents the diverse Jewish Community. Sephardi Jews, Mizrahi Jews, Jews of Color, people of color, women, people with disabilities, immigrants, LGBT2QIA people, and people who come from poor or working class backgrounds are strongly encouraged to apply.
This eBlast is provided as a service of Oberlin College Hillel in support of thriving pluralistic Jewish life on campus. We welcome all groups and individuals to contribute.
Submissions should be sent to Jessi Alperin at jalperin@clevelandhillel.org
