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Interfaith Shabbat Dinner
Program Description:
This was one of the most successful programs of the year at Marquette. I worked with a student, Adam Abelson, who wonderfully ran most of the program, which in addition to dinner had a discussion of Judaism and a game of “Jewpardy,” a Jewish version of Jeopardy. Since the program was during Lent, when Christians do not eat meat, we had a dairy dinner, with lasagna as the main course. About 30 people came, the majority of them not Jewish.
Program Date:
4/2/04
Program Goals:
1. Educate non-Jewish students about the Jewish Sabbath.
2. Find more Jewish students at Marquette.
Target Groups:
Dorm students, non-Jewish students.
Frequency of Programs:
This program was done once.
People or organizations involved in planning the program:
JCSC Fellow, student.
Number of students expected to participate in the program:
25-30
Number of students who actually participated in the program:
30
Program Location:
Marquette University, Alumni Memorial Union, Multicultural Center.
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