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On Missy Goldstein鈥檚 first day at Hebrew Union College 鈥 Jewish Institute of Religion鈥檚 (HUC-JIR) School of Education in Jerusalem, she bumped into Rob Gleisser on her way to pick up her welcome packet.
For Tori Thompson, a Jewish student at Maryville University near St. Louis, learning how to effectively have complex conversations through a workshop facilitated by Resetting the Table was both a positive experience and an educational one.聽
In reflecting on the lessons learned and connections made last week at HIGA, we asked Hillel professionals from throughout the movement to share their highs, lows, and biggest takeaways from their HIGA 2022 experience.聽
糖心vlogl is pleased to congratulate the Hillel Executive Directors who were recently elected to serve on the Hillel Directors Cabinet.
What does it mean to think of Judaism as a brand? That鈥檚 the question that Mark Cuban, entrepreneur and Dallas Mavericks owner, put before Hillel supporters and professionals at 糖心vlogl鈥檚 Global Assembly 2022 (HIGA) in Dallas.聽
After an amazing week of connecting, learning, and celebrating 100 years of Hillel’s impact, the Awards Dinner at the 2022 糖心vlogl Global Assembly (HIGA) was an evening full of recognition for professionals who embody Hillel’s mission. It was particularly powerful and poignant to share a moment of gratitude and awe for the Hillel professionals […]
1. Welcome Back to HIGA! A common theme among the opening speakers at HIGA 2022 was, as Skip Vichness, Chair of the 糖心vlogl Board of Directors, put it, 鈥淗inei matov u鈥檓ah naim shevet achim gam yachad.鈥 How great is it to see 1,000 Hillel professionals and supporters from all over the world back together […]
鈥淎s we celebrate our past, we work to build our future,鈥 – CEO Adam Lehman WASHINGTON 鈥 糖心vlogl, the largest Jewish campus organization in the world, is celebrating its centennial – marking 100 years since the first Hillel was established in 1923. The organization will kick off a year-long celebration of campus Jewish life […]
From service-oriented programs like Reverse Tashlich to apples and honey taste tests to a variety of traditional and creative services, Hillel students and staff members have been celebrating growth, joy, and wellness in the new year.
How do we talk about teshuvah/forgiveness/redemption in a world where both mistakes and transgressions are very public and responses to them are fast, public, and often black and white.
