| Jen Schlosberg UCSB, Senior HSJCSC Fellow 2003-2004 home page |
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| HSJCSC FELLOWSHIP Job Responsibilities The Corps UCSB HILLEL Staff Student Groups ENGAGEMENT What is it? Engagement Stories |
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TARGET GROUPS & PROGRAMS Freshmen Women Grad Students Social Action/Spitzer Jewish Honor Society Recommended Groups Other |
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GETTING TO KNOW CAMPUS Maps/Calendars Contacts/Resources/Partners Campus Orgs/Leadership Helpful Hints GETTING A LIFE Downtown Goleta/IV LA |
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| The ladies of Team 8 at Leaders: Front: Miriam, Lisa, Joy Back: Ari, Lonee, Lauren, Jen, Susannah |
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| HSJCSC Fellowship stands for the Hillel-Steinhardt Jewish Campus Service Corps Fellowship. Everyone calls it the JCSC Fellowship for short, but since Michael Steinhardt is really the visionary (and philanthropist!) behind this initiative, I like to give him full credit! In fact, he even offers to pay for your honeymoon if you marry another HSJCSC Fellow-very cool! If you get a chance to meet him, you should say hi! In general, you are responsible for �engaging� or reaching out to new students who are uninvolved or unaffiliated. Your job is not to get them to join Hillel, but to bring Judaism to them and make them realize that Judaism can relate to their lives in many creative ways that they would actually find interesting-through art, music, community service, and eating! The fellowship is really divided into two major categories: your job on campus, and your job as part of the greater corps. |
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