CAMPS & EDUCATION
■ COLLEGE GROUPS
■ CONGREGATIONAL
SCHOOLS ■ DAY CAMPS
■ DAY SCHOOLS
■ EARLY CHILDHOOD
■ LIFELONG LEARNING
■ OVERNIGHT CAMPS
■ COLLEGE GROUPS
AJC Goldman Summer Fellowship
AJC Philadelphia/
Southern New Jersey
1600 Market St., Suite 1820,
Philadelphia, PA 19103
215-665-2300 philadelphia@ajc.org or
campus@ajc.org ajc.org/ajc-goldman-
summer-fellowship Summer fellowship that gives college
undergraduate and graduate students
the opportunity to work in the Regional
AJC offices, including in Philadelphia.

Fellows work supervised closely by their
mentor to learn about strategy, advocacy,
and the development and implementation
of programs. Research and policy work
span the range of interests — from
international affairs and diplomacy
to interethnic relations and nonprofit
management. Fellows receive a stipend for
the program, plus major travel expenses.

l award upon completion of program.

Greater Philly Hillel Network
Steinhardt Hall
215 S. 39th St.

Philadelphia, PA 19104
631-388-2073 info@phillyhillel.org
phillyhillel.org A pluralistic, welcoming and inclusive
environment for students at Bryn Mawr
College, Haverford College and West
Chester University. Hillel works in
partnership with many other student
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
graduation. Student-led programs include
social opportunities, Jewish learning,
religious services, Shabbat dinners,
lectures, Jewish travel experiences and
leadership training.

Hillel at Drexel University
The Perelman Center for Jewish Life
118 N. 34rd St.

Philadelphia, PA 19104
215-895-2531 hillel@drexel.edu
drexelhillel.org Creates a welcoming community in which
to gather, engage and grow; empowers
and inspires students to learn, lead and
serve in order to bring about positive
change in the world around them;
strengthens each student’s connection
to their Jewish heritage; and cultivates
Jewish campus life. Signature experiences
include: free weekly Shabbat dinners,
peer engagement internships, Jewniversity
First Year Experience, the Jewish Learning
Fellowship, Israel Week and Birthright
Israel. Drexel Hillel supports several
diverse prayer communities and kosher
dining is available at the Perelman Center
for Jewish Life’s Cafe run by Aramark
and under the supervision of Keystone-K
Community Kashrut of Philadelphia.

Hillel at Temple University
The Edward H. Rosen Hillel Center
1441 Norris St.

Philadelphia, PA 19121
215-777-9797 Fax: 215-777-9790
dlevitt@phillyhillel.org templehillel.com
Temple Hillel’s mission is to create
Jewish experiences that will help students
develop as Jews and as future leaders of
the community. Hillel’s goal is to facilitate
a process of engagement through which
each student acquires personal wisdom,
connects with the Jewish people, performs
acts of social justice, grows spiritually, and
creates patterns of Jewish living that can
be sustained after graduation. Inherent
in Hillel’s approach, is an emphasis
on student empowerment and a keen
awareness of the value of their social
networks. Kosher dining available at
Temple Hillel’s Zaydee’s Deli, supervised
by Keystone-K - Community Kashrus of
Greater Philadelphia.

Hillel at University of Pennsylvania
(Penn Hillel)
Steinhardt Hall
215 S. 39th St.

Philadelphia, PA 19104
215-898-7391 Fax: 215-898-6393
info@phillyhillel.org pennhillel.org
Works in partnership with many other
student groups to inspire students to
explore their Judaism, find value-added
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