About the Role
The fellow will engage in immersive leadership training while working within a local Jewish campus community to design programs, build relationships, and support student engagement.
Responsibilities
- Lead initiatives that foster Jewish identity and community among college students
- Collaborate with local staff to plan and execute educational and social events
- Develop skills in group facilitation, relationship building, and project management
- Engage in ongoing professional development and leadership workshops
- Support outreach efforts to broaden student participation in Jewish life
- Work closely with peers to share best practices and co-create programming
- Participate in regular coaching sessions and performance feedback cycles
- Contribute to the evaluation and assessment of program impact
- Build partnerships with campus organizations and community stakeholders
- Represent the program at public and private gatherings
Benefits
- Stipend disbursed over the fellowship term
- Training in leadership, facilitation, and community building
- Mentorship from experienced professionals
- Networking opportunities with national Jewish organizations
- Travel support for program-related events
- Access to alumni resources and career development tools
Compensation
Stipend provided for the duration of the fellowship
Work Arrangement
Hybrid or in-person, based on host community placement
Team
Collaborative network of Jewish educators, community builders, and peer fellows
Program Duration
The fellowship runs for 10 months, typically from September to June
Placement Locations
Fellows are assigned to universities across North America based on organizational needs and geographic fit
Professional Development
Monthly seminars focus on leadership theory, Jewish text study, and practical skills for community engagement
Eligibility
Applicants must be eligible to work in the country of placement
Not available for this position
