IRSTA - Institute for Religious School Teaching Assistants
Peer. Learning. Community.
November 13-15, 2009. Los Angeles
Open to: 10th, 11th, 12th graders
Tuition: $150
Registration Deadline: October 23, 2009
Madrichim (teaching assistants) are invited from across North America to learn from highly regarded HUC-JIR professors and current students. What makes a peer community unique? What will you give and what can you gain when you are a part of one? How does Judaism influence my peer community? Find out the answers to these questions and more during this incredible Shabbat experience in Los Angeles. Presented by the Rhea Hirsch School of Education.
Click here for more information on nominating a student.
Peer. Learning. Community.
November 13-15, 2009. Los Angeles
Open to: 10th, 11th, 12th graders
Tuition: $150
Registration Deadline: October 23, 2009
Madrichim (teaching assistants) are invited from across North America to learn from highly regarded HUC-JIR professors and current students. What makes a peer community unique? What will you give and what can you gain when you are a part of one? How does Judaism influence my peer community? Find out the answers to these questions and more during this incredible Shabbat experience in Los Angeles. Presented by the Rhea Hirsch School of Education.
Click here for more information on nominating a student.
2010 High School Leadership Conference
Creating. Jewish. Leaders.
April 16-18. Cincinnati
Open to: 10th, 11th, 12th graders
Tuition: $125
Registration Deadline: March 26, 2010
Calling all student leaders! Are you a member of your youth group's board, or part of your high school's newspaper, or a team captain? Do aspire to these type of leadership positions? Join a select group of students from Jewish communities throughout the United States. Take part in an incredible weekend of learning, skills building, and leadership development. High School leaders will spend Shabbat learning from and with HUC-JIR's world-renown faculty. You will experience Judaism with Rabbinical students, and connect with other future leaders who share your interests and goals. The weekend will be unforgettable. The knowledge gained will be invaluable.
Click here for more information on nominating a student.
Creating. Jewish. Leaders.
April 16-18. Cincinnati
Open to: 10th, 11th, 12th graders
Tuition: $125
Registration Deadline: March 26, 2010
Calling all student leaders! Are you a member of your youth group's board, or part of your high school's newspaper, or a team captain? Do aspire to these type of leadership positions? Join a select group of students from Jewish communities throughout the United States. Take part in an incredible weekend of learning, skills building, and leadership development. High School leaders will spend Shabbat learning from and with HUC-JIR's world-renown faculty. You will experience Judaism with Rabbinical students, and connect with other future leaders who share your interests and goals. The weekend will be unforgettable. The knowledge gained will be invaluable.
Click here for more information on nominating a student.
2010 High School Leadership Conference
The Miller High School Honors Program
Bi-Monthly Sunday Seminars, New York
Open to: 11th, 12th graders in the greater New York metropolitan area.
You are invited to become a part of this program and expand your knowledge of Jewish subject matter and contemporary Jewish life in a collegiate environment at HUC-JIR New York campus in Greenwich Village. Jewish texts are used as a foundation for evaluating critical issues facing American and world Jewry. Lunch is included at each Seminar.
To register and for additional information, please contact:
Jo Kay, Director
New York School of Education
212.824.2213
jkay@huc.edu
The Miller High School Honors Program
Bi-Monthly Sunday Seminars, New York
Open to: 11th, 12th graders in the greater New York metropolitan area.
You are invited to become a part of this program and expand your knowledge of Jewish subject matter and contemporary Jewish life in a collegiate environment at HUC-JIR New York campus in Greenwich Village. Jewish texts are used as a foundation for evaluating critical issues facing American and world Jewry. Lunch is included at each Seminar.
To register and for additional information, please contact:
Jo Kay, Director
New York School of Education
212.824.2213
jkay@huc.edu