C OLLEGE /Y OUNG -A DULT P ROGRAMS
Hillel of Greater Philadelphia
Regional Administrative Offices
Steinhardt Hall • 215 South 39th Street • Philadelphia, PA 19104
215-898-8265 • Fax: 215-898-8259
info@phillyhillel.org • phillyhillel.org
The central address for information concerning Jewish campus life and services
in the Greater Philadelphia area. Working through its Campus Hillel programs
(listed below) HGP strives to inspire students to explore their Judaism, find
value-added in Jewish community affiliation, and create patterns of Jewish liv-
ing that can be sustained after graduation. Its Israel Campus Initiative trains
students to lead the Israel conversation on their campus, recruits students for
Birthright Israel and other immersive experiences in Israel, and advocates for
Israel on local college campuses.

Drexel Hillel
101 N. 33rd Street • Philadelphia, PA 19104
215-895-2531 • idekoninck@phillyhillel.org • drexelhillel.org
Works with student leaders and their social networks to inspire students
to explore their Judaism, find value-added in Jewish community affilia-
tion, and create patterns of Jewish living that can be sustained after
graduation. Student-planned programs include social opportunities,
concerts, Jewish learning, religious services, Shabbat dinners, lectures,
Jewish travel experiences and leadership training. Drexel Hillel leads the
Israel conversation on campus through its affiliated student-led organiza-
tion, Dragons For Israel.

Hillel at Temple University
The Edward H. Rosen Hillel Center
1441 Norris Street • Philadelphia, PA 19121
215-777-9797 • Fax: 215-777-9790
info@templehillel.com • templehillel.com/ehrc
Works through student leaders and their social networks to inspire stu-
dents to explore their Judaism, find value-added in Jewish community
affiliation, and create patterns of Jewish living that can be sustained after
graduation. Student-planned programs include social opportunities,
concerts, Jewish learning, religious services, Shabbat dinners, lectures,
Jewish travel experiences and leadership training. Hillel at Temple leads
the Israel conversation on campus through its affiliated student-led
organizations, TIPAC and Owls For Israel. Kosher dining available at
Temple Hillel’s Café 613, serving "New York-style" deli meals. Open to
the public during the academic year for weekday lunches and dinners.

Supervised by the Community Kashrus of Greater Philadelphia.

Hillel at University of Pennsylvania (Penn Hillel)
Steinhardt Hall • 215 South 39th Street • Philadelphia, PA 19104
215-898-7391 • Fax: 215-898-6393
info@phillyhillel.org • pennhillel.org
As the address of the campus Jewish community, Penn Hillel works in
partnership with many other students groups to inspire students to
explore their Judaism, find value-added in Jewish community affiliation,
and create patterns of Jewish living that can be sustained after gradua-
tion. Student partners include religious communities, educational initia-
tives, social-justice projects, social and cultural opportunities and groups
focusing on Israel education and politics. Penn Hillel sponsors the Jewish
Renaissance Project, which continues to develop Jewish life and commu-
nity in residence halls, off-campus apartments, the Greek community
and wherever students live. Kosher dining is available at the Falk Dining
Commons, a university hall in Steinhardt Hall. Supervised by the Com-
munity Kashrus of Greater Philadelphia.

Hillel in Greater Philadelphia (HIP)
c/o Hillel of Greater Philadelphia, Steinhardt Hall
215 South 39th Street • Philadelphia, PA 19104
215-898-8265 • Fax: 215-898-8259
info@phillyhillel.org • phillyhillel.org
Provides an extensive array of programming for Jewish students at
smaller schools in the Philadelphia area — Arcadia, Bryn Mawr, Bucks
County Community College, Haverford, Penn State Abington, Philadel-
phia University, Swarthmore, University of the Sciences, Villa nova, West
Chester University and other Philadelphia-based schools — through a
citywide student network. Students throughout the Greater Philadelphia
area are welcome to participate.

Bryn Mawr College
217 Roberts Road • Bryn Mawr 19010 (Mailing address:
101 North Merion Avenue, Bryn Mawr, PA 19010
610-526-5538 Haverford College
794 College Avenue • Haverford, PA 19041 • 610-896-4988
Swarthmore College
21 Bond Hall • 500 College Avenue • Swarthmore, PA 19081
610-328-8615 Hillel’s Jewish Graduate Student Network
Steinhardt Hall • 215 South 39th Street • Philadelphia, PA 19104
215-898-6451 • Fax: 215-898-8259
info@jewishgrads.org • jewishgrads.org
Works through campus-based and city-wide student networks to inspire
graduate students to create patterns of Jewish exploration and commu-
nity affiliation that can be continued well into their adult lives.

Franklin C. Ash Summer Internship Program
JEVS Career Strategies/Internship Programs
1845 Walnut Street, 7th Floor • Philadelphia, PA 19103
215-854-1787 • Fax: 215-854-1880
Rhonda.Cohen@jevs.org • jevshumanservices.org
A co-ed, nonreligious work experience for rising junior and senior Jewish col-
lege students. Participants are selected for their interest in the Jewish commu-
nity, academic achievement, leadership qualities and willingness to mentor high
school students. The seven-week program provides an internship at a Jewish
community nonprofit; career-related workshops and job shadowing; mock
interviews; mentoring a high school student from the Lasko College Prep Pro-
gram; and a one-day mitzvah project. Stipend upon successful completion.

Lubavitch House of the University of Pennsylvania
Perelman Center for Jewish Life
4032 Spruce Street • Philadelphia, PA 19104
215-222-3130 • Fax: 215-222-9635
menschmidt@gmail.com • lubavitchhouse.com
College campus facility of the Lubavitch organization, open to all Jews, provides
Shabbat and holiday programs, celebrations and other religious observances.

(Steinhardt) Jewish Heritage Programs
215-222-9618 • Fax: 215-222-9635 • info.@jhp.org
Helps create Jewish-identity programming geared toward unaffiliated
students. Provides leadership training and mentoring oppor tunities with
Jewish professionals from a variety of fields, as well as hosts retreats and
trips, Shabbat dinners, speakers and Chanukah holiday parties.

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