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Jobs
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Internships
Shabbat and Holidays Intern
The Shabbat and Holidays Intern works with staff to make Hillel a welcoming place for students to explore their Jewish identity through Jewish traditions, spiritual practices, and by celebrating major events on the Jewish calendar.
-Shabbat: The Intern is responsible for overseeing the Shabbat experience at Hillel. This includes coordinating service leaders for our 3 student-led services, and meeting with Shabbat Host Groups to help plan content for each week’s Shabbat experience.
-Holidays: The Intern will work with staff to coordinate High Holiday observance at Hillel by helping plan meals, services, and programming.
Social Justice Intern
The social justice intern will be responsible for planning, coordinating, and implementing activities, groups and events that relate to social justice work, community service and Tikkun Olam.
Kitchen Manager
The Kitchen and Building Manager (KBM) supervises the ordering and shopping process for food and supplies at Berkeley Hillel and works with the Food Interns to plan and supervise all cooking at Hillel. The KBM is the staff liaison between the Food Intern team and other Berkeley Hillel staff and interns. The KBM also manages building maintenance and assists the Business Manager in a variety of tasks.
Israel Intern
The Israel Intern works to provide meaningful, exciting, and relevant Israel programming to Berkeley Hillel. He/she will work closely with the Israel Fellow to organize events, discussions, and cultural experiences at Hillel and on campus.
Immersive Experiences Intern
This intern will work closely with the Israel Fellow and the Student Life Coordinator to coordinate immersive experiences including Birthright, alternative break trips, conferences, and other student opportunities.
CEI - Campus Entrepreneurs Initiative
NOTE: Applications for CEI post March 15th.
(12 Positions available)
Campus Entrepreneurs strive to understand students’ interests, passions, and aspirations – and connect them to opportunities that they may find meaningful and engaging. Each Campus Entrepreneur is charged with building relationships with 60 uninvolved Jewish students on campus. To achieve this, the entrepreneurs receive weekly professional development training and are given a budget to plan initiatives that have the dual purpose of attracting uninvolved students and advancing Jewish values. The Campus Entrepreneurs provide on-going relationship-building, especially as follow-up to immersive and meaningful experiences such as Taglit-Birthright Israel trips, Alternative Break trips, etc.
Masa Fellow
Part of the CEI cohort of 12 students, the MASA Fellow is usually an alum of a Masa trip who works at their university to connect fellow students to long-term opportunities in Israel, mostly focusing on study abroad, career development, and volunteering opportunities. To do this they take part in weekly CEI training and professional development sessions.
Marla Bennett Jewish Learning Fellow
The Marla Bennett Jewish Learning Fellowship honors Marla's memory and legacy by bringing Jewish learning to campus. The Fellow will spend a month in Israel studying at Pardes: Institute for Jewish Studies in Jerusalem. Living arrangements, flight and tuition will all be covered. They will return to campus the next year and bring as many opportunities of Pardes style learning back to the Cal community.
FYNtern
The FYNtern creates an environment that helps welcome freshman into the Hillel community. This can be done through programming, dinners, events and one-on-one interactions with freshman. The FYNtern achieves this goal by leading the First Year Network (FYN), a group of 10-14 Jewish students at Cal who are passionate about and dedicated to creating meaningful experiences for incoming freshmen.