Jobs and Internships
Check this page out to find a job and/or internship.
Development Intern:
The Development Department of Hillel: The Foundation for Jewish Campus Life is seeking an intern with an interest in fundraising who will provide overall support to the department as they work toward raising Hillel’s $20+ million annual budget. This is an opportunity for somebody to work with a hard charging fundraising team to learn new fundraising skills and immerse oneself within the operation of a massive fundraising goal.
Some tasks of this position include:
• Assist development operations staff with donor acknowledgements and billing processes;
• Update donor correspondence in database including data accuracy;
• Research prospects/donors;
• Assist with in-house mailing of letters, tribute cards and other special projects and events;
• General administrative and operational support, including filing, faxing, copying, data entry;
• Managing supplies and providing travel support.
We are looking for someone who can commit to 6+ hours a week.
To Apply:
Please apply at www.hilleljobs.com by clicking on “Current Openings.”
PLEASE NOTE: Applicants should include a copy of their cover letter and resume in one document when applying for this position. Please upload this document as a word or PDF file. When you upload the document, the system will create an unformatted version of your resume as a snapshot in your application. The formatted version of your resume will also be attached to your application, and will be used during the hiring process.
***************************************************************************
Project Interchange is looking for interns over Spring semester and summer break. Project Interchange, a non-profit institute of the American Jewish Committee, develops and conducts educational seminars in Israel for current and emerging United States and international leaders. Project Interchange’s International Programs department is looking for an intern who will assume the following responsibilities: Assist in researching, creating, and transmitting the PI alumni newsletter; research Israeli, Middle Eastern, and international current events; help organize post-seminar foundation reports and events for seminar alumni; update and maintain alumni database; support communication with seminar participants from around the world; provide administrative and organizational support. This is a great opportunity to learn about the non-profit world working with Israel, a chance to contribute to fostering peace and understanding between societies, an opportunity to work within the premier Jewish organization in the country and develop a network of high-level connections from around the world.
Candidates should be detail-oriented and well-organized; be able to work independently on long-term projects; demonstrate stellar written and oral communication skills; be able to work individually and be self-motivating; be culturally sensitive (experience living or studying outside the US, and/or foreign language ability are a plus); have a professional demeanor, positive attitude, and strong work ethic. The successful intern will complete assigned detailed tasks and equally have the opportunity to conceive, design, and implement his/her own ideas that would contribute to PI’s mission. Interns are expected to work 8- 10 hours per week, for one semester (approximately 4 months). Please send a resume and a cover letter explaining your qualifications and why you are interested in this internship to Assistant Director of International Programs, Miriam Ganem-Rosen, at ganemrosenm@projectinterchange.org.
***************************************************************************
Children’s Service Leader Position
Kesher Israel in Georgetown is looking for students/ recent graduates to help run the kids’ Shabbat services. We are looking for 1-2 people work work 1-2 Shabbats a month. There are two age groups: Baby-3 and 4 and up. The younger one is more songs and stories and the older one is a more formal service. We pay $40/week for 10:30-11:15ish. If you’re interested, please contact Rachel Hellman (rachelhellman@gmail.com).
***************************************************************************
Summer Internship – Full Time & Paid:
The national office of one of the premier American Jewish organizations is seeking summer interns who are looking to combine their interests in Jewish communal work and national politics.
The Jewish Federations of North America – Washington is the legislative arm of The Jewish Federations of North America (JFNA), bringing the voice of 157 Jewish community federations and over 300 independent Jewish communities throughout North America to Capitol Hill as a prominent force in health and human service policy decision-making. JFNA’s legislative agenda is focused on bolstering baby boomer retirement policy, protecting Medicaid’s mission and funding, safeguarding non-profits from terrorism, and creating new alternatives for long-term elder care.
JFNA interns will have the unique and unparalleled opportunity of exposure to a wide range of national public policy issues. Through this internship, interns will learn innovative approaches to stimulate community interest by organizing and informing local grassroots networks of Jewish federations. This includes day-to-day responsibilities of attending congressional hearings, taking part in advocacy/leadership training days, compiling and analyzing surveys, and researching and writing on issues which include, but are not limited to, senior transportation, aging, and family care giving.
Internships during the summer are full-time. All internships are paid. Please forward a cover letter, resume, short writing sample, and references to interndcoffice@JewishFederations.org
***************************************************************************
Summer Educator Internships for College Students
The PANIM Institute of BBYO is seeking qualified college students to serve as educator interns on its summer Jewish Service-Learning program for Jewish teens: Impact: DC. On Impact: DC, diverse groups of Jewish high school students participate in meaningful volunteer projects, immerse themselves in the study of Jewish texts and values, and gain advocacy training from leading experts on domestic and international policy issues. Location: The University of Maryland, College Park Dates: July 11- July 22 (Staff training to commence July
Positions:: Madrachim
Interns/Madrachim will:
- Work with Group Leaders to assist in supervision of 12-15 high school students.
- Participate in direct service projects and assist the Group Leader’s in educational activities.
- Participate in informal education programming, tefillot, meals and other aspects of communal life.
- Assist with reflection activities and process the multiple aspects of the program and grow through personal development activities.
- Assist with dormitory life and monitoring.
- Live on the University of Maryland campus as part of a pluralistic Jewish community.
- Be present at all meals, events and activities.
- Passion for Jewish education and experience in informal educational settings (teaching, camps, tours, Israel programs, etc.)
- A personal commitment to Jewish life and social justice issues.
- Commitment to Jewish pluralism
- Experience leading tefillah, songs, and/or storytelling a plus
- Alumni of Impact DC (formerly DC JAM) and other PANIM programs are particularly encouraged to apply.
- University of Maryland students are also particularly encouraged to apply.
***************************************************************************
Project Controller Information Session -Tuesday 1/31 in Van Munching Hall. We’re looking to hire both full-time analysts and interns. Resumes will be due by Thursday 2/2/11.
Date: Tuesday, January 31st
Time: 5:00-7:30pm
5pm set up, presentation to start at 5:30pm
Location: Smith School of Business – Room #1505 Van Munching Hall
Attire: Business Professional
Deloitte Consulting
Job Title: Project Analyst, Consulting
Deloitte is one of the leading professional services organizations in the United States specializing in audit, tax, consulting, and financial advisory services with clients in more than 20 industries. We provide powerful business solutions to some of the world’s most well–known and respected companies, including more than 75 percent of the Fortune 100.
At Deloitte, you can have a rewarding career on every level. In addition to challenging and meaningful work, you’ll have the chance to give back to your community, make a positive impact on the environment, participate in a range of diversity and inclusion initiatives, and get the support, coaching, and training it takes to advance your career. Our commitment to individual choice lets you customize aspects of your career path, your educational opportunities and your benefits. And our culture of innovation means your ideas on how to improve our business and your clients’ will be heard.
***************************************************************************
Student Engagement Team Intern
Hillel: The Foundation for Jewish Campus Life is seeking a part-time intern to work in its department of Jewish student engagement to support several key projects that benefit students and campus based Hillels throughout North America. The department projects include national based student engagement internships, education, big questions dialogue, support to campuses with small Jewish populations and more. Tasks may include:
- Research and survey analysis
- Social media management
- Meeting planning
- Grant administration and coordination
The internship would offer the right candidates exposure to entrepreneurial approaches to building Jewish life on campus, access to mentorship and ongoing supervision and professional development from a talented team of professionals and the opportunity to gain a national perspective on Jewish life and leadership.
The right candidate will be a motivated, intelligent, self-starter, with excellent written and oral communication skills. He/she will relate well with others and have leadership experience.
Intern will be expected to work approximately 15 per week, Monday thru Thursday, hours and days TBD. The position offers a small stipend but great experience and exposure. Interested candidates should send their resumes and cover letter to rgildiner@hillel.org.
***************************************************************************
SEEKING SUMMER CAMP COUNSELORS
Camp Kibbutz at Ohev Sholom – The National Synagogue (located on 16th Street in DC, 1/2 mile from the Silver Spring border) is looking for teens, ages 14 and up, to serve as counselors. To apply, please fill out the form at http://goo.gl/JeRdu. To learn more about Camp Kibbutz, check out our eBrochure at http://www.ostns.org/pdfs/2012CampKibbutzeBrochure.pdf.
Camp Kibbutz runs a 3-week day camp (June 25-July 13), a one-week overnight camp (July 16-20) and a one-week Arts & Drama Camp (August 13-17). We are seeking responsible, enthusiastic, energetic teens who enjoy working with kids and taking initiative.
Counselors have the option of receiving monetary compensation (based on age/experience) or earning community service hours. For more information, contact Sarah Shapiro, Camp Kibbutz Director at OSTNSyouth@gmail.com or (202) 882-7225.
***************************************************************************
MEDIA STRATEGY AND EVENT PLANNING FIRM SEEKS INTERN FOR SUMMER 2012. Paid Internship. Deadline to Apply is April 6, 2012
Rabinowitz/Dorf Communications, a Washington D.C. media consulting and public affairs firm, specializing in political non-profits, progressive foreign policy, and religious and ethnic affairs is looking for part/full-time interns for the summer.
The internship offers a great opportunity to work closely with many progressive, non-profit, religious, Democratic and international organizations. Rabinowitz/Dorf Communications is a unique firm that focuses on publicizing issues and planning events for clients with a wide range of issues as disparate as religious freedom, democracy building, women’s health, academic research and the environment, and from the Middle East peace process to Democratic Party politics.
Given the relatively small size of the firm and the diversity of its client base, interns will be exposed to a broad range of projects in the publicity and public relations fields and will be actively engaged in their implementation. Interns will cultivate a working knowledge of the Washington and national political scenes, the pro-Israel and American Jewish communities and – not least of all – the media. You never know, but the firm might just be running an event featuring President Obama during your internship.
Only current undergraduate college students will be considered, no recent graduates or grad students.
Intern applicants must possess strong written and verbal communications skills, with a particular sensitivity to political nuance. A working knowledge of current international and domestic politics is required. Other qualifications include strong administrative, communication, and research skills. Initiative, enthusiasm, a propensity for original thought and a sense of humor are essential. Organizational skills are admired. The ideal candidates seek careers as political press aides, public relations executives, journalists or non-profit communication professionals.
This paid internship begins at the end of the spring semester in May and goes through August. Please e-mail your resume, cover letter, and references to Meredith MacKenzie at Meredith@rabinowitz-dorf.com. No phone calls please.
***************************************************************************
Moment Magazine, a Washington DC based magazine, always has two interns and we’ve had good luck with posting on your job boards. Unfortunately both interns that we had lined up for the spring semester fell through and we’re in a bit of a bind. Other than re-posting the job, is there any way we let Maryland students know that we are still accepting applications for our two intern spots? I’d really appreciate any help, this was so unexpected!
Here is the description we usually give:
Moment Magazine seeks editorial interns with strong writing skills and a serious interest in Jewish politics, culture and religion. The magazine, which was founded by Nobel laureate Elie Wiesel, has a readership of 100,000. Moment covers the diversity within the Jewish world. Recent issues have included profiles of Google co-founder Sergey Brin, former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert, comedian Jon Stewart, Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and House Minority Whip Eric Cantor. Everyone from former U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan to journalist Thomas Friedman has been interviewed for the magazine.
Interns are involved in many aspects of magazine production, from fact-checking and researching articles to pitching stories. Moment interns are regular contributors to Inthemoment, the magazine’s blog. Administrative duties are also part of the internship.
Editorial internships are offered in the spring (January through May), summer (June through August) and fall (September through December). Fall and spring interns work 16-24 hours/week (two or three full days) and may receive college credit (the internship is unpaid). All editorial internships are completed at our Washington, DC office. Moment does not provide housing or travel assistance. Interested applicants should send a resume, cover letter and writing samples or clips. Please send all materials to editor@momentmag.com, attention Sarah Breger.
***************************************************************************
Student Engagement Team Intern
Hillel: The Foundation for Jewish Campus Life is seeking a part-time intern to work in its department of Jewish student engagement to support several key projects that benefit students and campus based Hillels throughout North America. The department projects include national based student engagement internships, education, big questions dialogue, support to campuses with small Jewish populations and more. Tasks may include:
-Social media management
-Research and survey analysis
-Meeting planning
-Grant administration and coordination
The internship would offer the right candidates exposure to entrepreneurial approaches to building Jewish life on campus, access to mentorship and ongoing supervision and professional development from a talented team of professionals and the opportunity to gain a national perspective on Jewish life and leadership. The right candidate will be a motivated, intelligent, self-starter, with excellent written and oral communication skills. He/she will relate well with others and have leadership experience.
Intern will be expected to work approximately 15 per week, Monday thru Thursday, hours and days TBD. The position offers a small stipend but great experience and exposure.
Interested candidates should send their resumes and cover letter to rgildiner@hillel.org.
***************************************************************************
Paid Fellowship Available:
Lead UP is looking for two paid fellows to take part in an exciting new pilot program. Fellows will be responsible for developing a semester-long theme, mentoring individual participants, helping to build a strong, cohesive learning community, and creating and coordinating educational and social opportunities. Pilot groups will take place in San Francisco and Washington, DC. If you are a college student or young professional interested in community building, education, mentorship, and Israel please apply here: https://israelcc.wufoo.com/forms/m7p7a7/
Benefits include compensation, and Israel-related mentorship opportunities. We are seeking one college student and one young professional to facilitate and administer a group of 15 high school students. Application due date originally Friday, January 13th has been extended. Click here for more information: http://israelcc.org/home/initiatives/lead-up
**************************************************************************
Weekend Madrachim for Panimi el Panim Needed
We are in need of Madrichim for our upcoming Panim el Panim seminar onFebruary 19-22, 2012 and have found that Jewish college students make wonderful Madrichim. The madrichim will be supervising the teens and doing activities with them during the evenings of the seminar. Madrichim responsibilities usually begin at 7pm or later. They would be sleeping at the National 4H Youth Conference Center (located at 7100 Connecticut Ave Chevy Chase, MD 20815) and then would work with the teens in the mornings until 8:30 am.
Interested? Contact Deena Margulies (dmargulies@bbyo.org) or call 301.244.8741
**************************************************************************
Now Hiring for Summer Camp Jobs
We are experts in what we love to do. Round Lake Camp serves children with special needs (Aspergers, ADHD, High Functioning Autism). The Round Lake senior staff includes professionals trained in the fields of special education, social work, Jewish studies, speech and occupational therapies. Many of our counselors are college students majoring in education, psychology and social work. Available Positions include:
Program Director
Archery Specialist
Ceramics Specialist
Arts and Crafts Specialists
Rocketry Specialist
Waterfront
Teva
Fishing
Ropes Course
Astronomy
Sports (Soccer, Floor Hockey, Basketball)
We are also looking for babysitters, general counselors, a driver and an office staff person.
We encourage you to consider the Round Lake Camp experience. Further information can be obtained by calling our office 973.575.3333 x145, or by email: rlc@njycamps.org. We look forward to speaking with you.
**************************************************************************
Algebra Tutor Wanted
I am the Special Education Instructor (at the Hebrew Academy in
Rockville, MD) for a nice High School boy in need of an Algebra tutor. The student is a Junior and would need help 2-3 evenings (and/or Sunday) a week. A good match would be someone with an enthusiasm for Algebra, patience, a flexible schedule, and someone that he could look up to and enjoy meeting with.
Please contact Batyah Varghese or at 202-553-5296
**************************************************************************
Recruiting Jewish Sunday School Teacher for January 2012
Machar, The Washington Congregation for Secular Humanistic Judaism, affiliated with the Society for Humanistic Judaism, is recruiting a teacher for a small 3rd/4th grade class for our Jewish Cultural School for January 15- May 20, 2012. Bachelor’s degree preferred, but reliable undergrads considered! Prior experience with young children in a Jewish setting required (school or camp). This class meets about twice a month, from 9:45 am to 11:45 am. Our curriculum focuses on Jewish secular/humanistic values and Jews around the world– historically and in the present. Competitive salary. We meet at the Jewish Primary Day School, 6045 16th Street, NW, Washington, DC, just north of Military Road. (Accessible by public transportation). Visit our website to see more specifics about our curriculum at www.machar.org. Please direct letter, résumé (including info about work with children and in the Jewish community) and questions to info@machar.org.
**************************************************************************
MEDIA STRATEGY AND EVENT PLANNING FIRM SEEKS INTERN FOR SPRING 2012
Rabinowitz/Dorf Communications, a Washington, DC media consulting and public affairs firm, specializing in political non-profits, progressive foreign policy, religious and ethnic affairs, and academic research is looking for part/full-time interns for the spring semester.
The internship offers a great opportunity to work closely with many progressive, non-profit, religious, Democratic and international organizations. Rabinowitz/Dorf Communications is a unique firm that focuses on publicizing issues and planning events for clients with a wide range of issues as disparate as religious freedom, democracy building, women’s health, academic research and the environment, and from the Middle East peace process to Democratic Party politics.
Given the relatively small size of the firm and the diversity of its client base, interns will be exposed to a board range of projects in the publicity and public relations field and will be actively engaged in their implementation. Interns will cultivate a working knowledge of the Washington and national political scenes, the pro-Israel and American Jewish communities and – not least of all – the media.
Only current undergraduate college students will be considered, no recent graduates or grad students.
Intern applicants must possess strong written and verbal communications skills with a particular sensitivity to political nuance. A working knowledge of current international and domestic politics is required. Other qualifications include strong administrative, communication, and research skills. Initiative, enthusiasm, a propensity for original thought and a sense of humor are also essential. Organizational skills are admired. However, the ideal candidates seek careers as political press aides, public relations executives, journalists or non-profit communication professionals.
This paid internship begins at the start of the spring semester in early January. Please e-mail your resume, cover letter, and references to Meredith MacKenzie at Meredith@rabinowitz-dorf.com. No phone calls please.
**************************************************************************
SUMMER INTERNSHIP PROGRAM
Cleveland Hillel Foundation is coordinating a paid, summer internship program for college sophomores, juniors, and seniors. Students are placed, based on skills and interests, at local businesses and non-profits for internships in fields such as (but not limited to) real estate, marketing/PR/advertising, community relations and planning, environmental activism, business, accounting, finance, social work, biotech, arts and culture, radio, and more.
- Dates for the program are June 11 – August 3, 2012
- The final application deadline is February 24, 2012
- An in-person interview is required
For more information check out www.clevelandhillel.org, or email Ilana Shafran Mandel at ishafran@clevelandhillel.org.
**************************************************************************
Internships Available:
The national office of one of the premier American Jewish organizations is seeking fall interns who are looking to combine their interests in Jewish communal work and national politics.The Jewish Federations of North America – Washington is the legislative arm of The Jewish Federations of North America (JFNA), bringing the voice of 157 Jewish community federations and 300 independent Jewish communities throughout North America to Capitol Hill as a prominent force in health and human service policy decision-making. JFNA’s legislative agenda is focused on bolstering baby boomer retirement policy, protecting Medicaid’s mission and funding, safeguarding non-profits from terrorism, and creating new alternatives for long-term elder care.
JFNA interns will have the unique and unparalleled opportunity of exposure to a wide range of national public policy issues. Through this internship, interns will learn innovative approaches to stimulate community interest by organizing and informing local grassroots networks of Jewish federations. This includes day-to-day responsibilities of attending congressional hearings, taking part in advocacy/leadership training days, compiling and analyzing surveys, and researching and writing on issues which include, but are not limited to, senior transportation, aging, and family caregiving.
Internships during the spring are part-time or full-time. All internships are paid.
Please forward a cover letter, resume, short writing sample, and references, along with start date and semester availability to interndcoffice@JewishFederations.org
**************************************************************************
Shalom, I am looking for a part-time nanny for my almost 5 month old son. I need someone that can come to my place (Silver Spring) 3-4 times a week between 8:30 and 2. If interested, please contact Inbal: 240-396-7975 iyahav@umd.edu Thank you! Inbal Yahav Internships Available
Intern Wanted
Beth Sholom, the largest Modern Orthodox Synagogue in the Middle Atlantic States, is looking for qualified individuals to intern with us in our communications and development programs. Successful candidates will work with Beth Sholom’s president, Board members and Executive Director, and with our Rabbis. Interns will also have the chance to work and learn with experienced congregational lay leaders (see below “ABOUT BETH SHOLOM” – “Our Community”). Successful interns will gain experience in marketing, advocacy, and nonprofit operations.
Qualifications: Excellent writing phone skills; and either (A) Students committed to majors in business or nonprofit administration, or communications, with a focus on marketing, pubic relations or development will gain valuable experience, or (B) People with relevant experience These are non-pay positions.
COMMUNICATIONS
Share Beth Sholom’s story (see below “About . . .”); and promote our pre-school, camps, and membership open-houses; study retreats; special events; and social hall rentals. You will draft & edit press releases, viral marketing and advertisements; perform research; author articles in our print and e-zines; schedule meetings with media editors; and assist in web site and print publishing and graphics creation. You will be exposed to our members (see below – “Our Community”). Beth Sholom Communications Internships are available 12 months a year.
DEVELOPMENT
Help our lay leaders and Spiritual Leaders to:
(A) Educate our members about opportunities to champion and sponsor Beth Sholom out-reach programs, community events, classes, clubs; and Beth Sholom spaces.
(B) Promote legacy gifts to assure Beth Sholom’s continuity;
(C) Engage members in investing in capital projects.
You will assist our Development Team with event planning, scheduling meetings, donor research, preparing promotional materials, and tracking results.
Interested? Email internship@bethsholom.org for more information.
**********************************************************************************
Marketing Intern
Popcorn & Ice Cream, a small business marketing consultancy located in the Washington, DC metropolitan area, seeks an intern to assist with myriad tasks addressing multiple areas of marketing and communications. Tasks may include, but are not limited to:
- PR: Researching and pitching influential editors/reporters/bloggers
- Copywriting: Writing for blogs, websites, newsletters, and marketing collateral
- Social Media: Managing profiles to include creating and posting content, driving followers/likes, and engaging with followers
- Events: Researching events and tradeshows in local geographies and across industries
Popcorn & Ice Cream focuses exclusively on small businesses and non-profits. The company is growing quickly and seeks an intern with an interest in marketing, small business, and entrepreneurship. Attention to detail, strong writing ability, and creative thinking are essential. Knowledge of social media marketing and SEO preferred.
Intern can be located in any location, though knowledge of the Washington, DC area is strongly preferred. We will work virtually via the phone, email, and Skype. Position requires approximately 10 hours per week, but hours will vary based on client project schedules. Please forward resume and cover letter to jobs@popcorn-icecream.com. In your cover letter, please provide details on your interest in and experience with small businesses, as well as knowledge of the Washington, DC area.
***********************************************************************************
Teen Outreach Worker (Part-Time)
How would you like to work for a cutting edge community teen program – J.O.I.N. for Teens and the Mitchell David Teen Center. This is an excellent opportunity to connect with teens! This position requires evening and weekend work. Schedule is 3-6 hours a month. Responsibilities include: Hosting, chaperoning and encouraging participation in teen evening/weekend activities such as dances, band nights, game nights and other teen events. Requirements: *Must be over the age of 23with some related experience *Must have a car and current car insurance *Minimum AA degree, BA preferred *Must have good interpersonal skills *Must be a team player *Must have knowledge and sensitivity to Jewish traditions, culture and values Fax your resume and cover letter to 443-200-6108 or e-mail jobsline@jcsbaltimore.org
Child Care
We are seeking a reliable, experienced, non-smoking sitter for aftercare one day a week (Wednesdays) starting after the fall holidays. The position involves picking up one ten year old child from the bus stop at 3:45 in Silver Spring and driving one mile to our home, supervising snack, homework, and play until 6:15 or later. Good pay ($14 per hour or more depending on qualifications) with guaranteed minimum 3 hours per week and opportunity for more. Strong references and clean driving record required; pluses include CPR or first aid training, background in education or child development, and flexible schedule for extra hours/days.
Please contact Nema at richnema@aol.com, and I will be happy to share more information about us if it looks like a good match. An engaging child and considerate parents look forward to hearing from you!
Child Care
We are looking for someone to provide childcare for our 5 year old daughter, Monday-Wednesday, from about 3:30pm-6:30pm.
You will pick her up from her preschool, which is in Cleveland Park, just a couple of blocks from American University. On some days, you will take her to afterschool enrichment activities (e.g. music class). On other days, she will rely on you for creative and educational activities and outings, such as parks, museums, the zoo and so on. In the evening, you will bring her home, which is in Takoma Park, MD. Our house is a 15-20 minute drive from the preschool, and right across the street from D.C.
Qualifications: Experience in childcare, teaching, or babysitting. Some education in child development, psychology or education is a plus. You must have your own car, insurance and a good driving record.
Interested candidates should contact Susan, by email at cantorsu@yahoo.com
*******************************************************************************
Administrative Assistant Opening
Non-profit supporting women’s empowerment and Jewish faith is looking for an Administrative Assistant to help grow their new office in Rockville, MD. Backed by a group of strong donors looking to grow a local operation into a national organization, these individuals must be up for a unique challenge that is also a “once in a lifetime” opportunity to start at the ground floor of an already successful and impressive organization.
Responsibilities:
- Act as the right arm to the Executive Director and the Board of Directors.
- Front face of the office: answering phones and managing the front desk.
- All administrative duties, including preparing packets, sending correspondence, supporting the Executive Director on specific projects, calendaring and scheduling travel and meetings.
- Entry level or with a few years of experience looking for an opportunity with upward mobility.
What would this person bring to the table?:
- Strong independent attitude and ability to handle anything and everything thrown their way.
- Eager to learn and eager to help.
- Goals to help an organization with a great mission grow and succeed.
- Self-motivated and not afraid to jump into something feet first.
- Hard to overwhelm and easy to get along with people from all walks of life.
- Ideally, passionate about women’s empowerment and/or issues surrounding the Jewish community.
- Strong knowledge of social media.
*********************************************************
Seeking college students for paid children’s programming job on High Holidays:
Seeking four college students who can help run children’s programming on the mornings of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur at Hill Havurah, a small Jewish community in Capital Hill. The position is well-paid and anyone with an interest in working with children is encouraged to apply. Strong Jewish background is not necessary. Time commitment is 9am – 1pm on Rosh Hashanah (9/29) and 9am – 1:30pm on Yom Kippur (10/8). It is possible to work on just one of the holidays. Please contact Benjamin Bechtolsheim to express interest or for more information at BenBech@gmail.com.
*********************************************************************
Outreach Intern
Canfei Nesharim is seeking an Outreach Intern and a Technology Intern for the fall semester, to work in our Kemp Mill based office, or remotely from your dorm. Please see details below. Deadline for resumes: September 16.
Canfei Nesharim: Sustainable Living Inspired by Torah (http://www.canfeinesharim.org/) seeks a program intern to partner with us in our work empowering the Jewish community to protect our environment.
The intern will work an average of five hours per week on a range of exciting website, outreach and communications projects, including tasks associated with:
• the development of Canfei Nesharim’s new website
• a new set of Jewish environmental core teachings and tools being created for use by Jewish communities worldwide
• “Are You Gonna Eat That?”: A New Food Waste Campaign
• Jewcology.com, a web-based portal for the global Jewish environmental community
Qualified interns will have:
• excellent communications skills
• experience with research on the web
• familiarity with internet and social media tools such as facebook and twitter
• interest in the environment
The best applicants will also be quick learners with a strong Jewish background. Website coding skills are not required. We will teach you the skills needed for web tasks, which can then be used for future resume experience.
This is a great opportunity to learn about the Jewish perspective on the environment, to learn new website/communications and outreach skills, and to make a difference!
Both high school and college students may apply. This internship is not paid, but credit arrangements may be made if your university accepts internships for credit.
Interested applicants should send resumes by September 16. Submit resumes at http://jewcology.jobthread.com/job/intern-in-md-office-or-from-home-canfei-nesharim-e9e3fd1e9f/?d=1&source=site_home or to evonne@canfeinesharim.org.
Technology Intern
Jewcology (http://www.jewcology.com/) seeks a paid technology intern to provide support for our social media website, which is connecting the global Jewish environmental movement.
The tech intern will work an average of five hours per week on various projects to build and enhance our PHP-based social media portal. Guidance from advanced PHP experts will be available to support the intern.
Qualified interns will have the following technical skills:
- proficiency in PHP, ideally with experience on any MVC framework, such as CakePHP
- an understanding of databases and SQL
- A basic familiarity with HTML/CSS
- A basic familiarity with Javascript
In addition, the intern should be responsive and dependable, with strong communication skills. While basic familiarity is sufficient, advanced understanding and experience with HTML/CSS and Javascript is a plus. A commitment to the environment and/or involvement with the Jewish environmental movement would be especially helpful, but is not required.
This is a great opportunity to build your technical web skills and references, and to make a difference by supporting global efforts to protect the environment!
Both high school and college students may apply. Pay commensurate with experience.
Interested applicants should send resumes by September 16th. Submit resumes at http://jewcology.jobthread.com/job/technology-intern-in-md-office-or-from-home-jewcology-f37ce56d15/?d=1&source=site_home or to evonne@canfeinesharim.org.
*************************************************************************
Become a Counselor at the Help Center Hotline!
Help Center volunteers have been helping fellow students talk about what’s on their mind since 1970. The Help Center is UMD’s Peer Counseling and Crisis Intervention hotline. We’re trained to talk with students on the phone, and in person, about anything that’s troubling them, including homesickness, relationships, sexual assault, and suicide. If you’re interested in becoming a Help Center volunteer counselor, call 301-314-HELP to set up an interview or ask for more details. If selected, you must be available October 19th from 7-9:30pm and October 22nd & 23rd from 9am-5pm.
************************************************************************
Beth Shalom Congregation, Columbia, MD
Great opportunity for teachers: Do you want to work in a religious school setting to get some outstanding experience and a little extra cash each week? Have you considered it and decided the idea of getting up early on Sunday mornings is just not worth it? With Beth Shalom, a Conservative congregation in Columbia, MD, you can have your matzah ball and eat it too. We are looking for dynamic, energetic college students to serve as Teaching assistant and tutors for our Wednesday afternoon program.
The classes meet from 4:30-6:45 on Wednesdays and include grades 3-7. College students who work with us will have opportunities for professional growth and lead teaching positions as they become available. If several students are able to come together, transportation arrangements may be possible (we are barely a 20 minute drive from College Park). A limited number of Sunday morning positions are available as well. If you have interest contact Rabbi Daniel Plotkin, rabbi.plotkin@beth-shalom.net or 410-531-5115. We also welcome all college students to our High Holy Day services, check beth-shalom.net for details.
*********************************************************************
Sixth & I Historic Synagogue in Washington DC is seeking a full-time Event Associate responsible for assisting with the preparation and execution of cultural, religious, and educational events, as well as Bar/Bat Mitzvahs, weddings, meetings and conferences – exclusively during evenings and weekends.
This is a salaried position with a competitive benefits package.
Please forward a cover letter and resume to: Jackie Leventhal
*********************************************************************
Religious School Teachers Wanted:
Olney Conservative synagogue is seeking Sunday morning religious school teachers for an experiential, hands-on, creative program. We meet Sundays 9:30 – 12:00 starting in September. Previous teaching experience a plus. Must be responsible and good with children. More hours available – we are also hiring skpye Hebrew tutors for students in 3rd through 8th grade, flexible hours.
Contact Aviva Janus, Education Director at ajanus@shaaretefila.org
Jewish Community Relations Council Internships
Maryland Government Affairs Intern
The Maryland Government Relations program advocate in support of government resources for Jewish agencies and the policy priorities of the Jewish community. Interns will have the opportunity to participate in exciting and meaningful projects and will have a unique lens to view our dynamic organization in action. JCRC Interns are involved in all aspects of our programs including legislative activities, research, event planning and publicity and policy development. The Intern will be mentored by the Maryland Director of Government and Community Relations and will have significant opportunities to interact with the entire staff.
Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. The internship is 16-20 hours per week, and a monthly stipend is provided. To apply, please provide a resume and letter of interest to Adina Remz,. For additional questions, call Adina at 301-348-7361.
Israel & International Affairs Intern
The Israel and International Affairs Intern will assist in the JCRC’s work to strengthen Israel and the US-Israel relationship by providing educational and advocacy opportunities to the Jewish and non-Jewish communities. This Internship will offer meaningful work as well as a unique lens through which to view a dynamic organization in action. The Intern will be mentored by the Israel and International Affairs professional and will have significant opportunities to interact with the entire staff. JCRC Interns are involved in all aspects of our programs, including events planning and publicity, policy development, and information management.
Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. The internship is 16-20 hours per week, and a monthly stipend is provided. To apply, please provide a resume and letter of interest to Adina Remz. For additional questions, call Adina at 301-348-7361.
**********************************************************************
The Jewish Federations of North America
Fall Semester Internship Opportunity
The national office of one of the premier American Jewish organizations is seeking fall interns who are looking to combine their interests in Jewish communal work and national politics.
The Jewish Federations of North America – Washington is the legislative arm of The Jewish Federations of North America (JFNA), bringing the voice of 157 Jewish community federations and 400 independent Jewish communities throughout North America to Capitol Hill as a prominent force in health and human service policy decision-making. JFNA interns will have the unique and unparalleled opportunity of exposure to a wide range of national public policy issues. Internships during the fall are part-time or full-time. All internships are paid.
Please forward a cover letter, resume, short writing sample, references, and any questions to: interndcoffice@JewishFederations.org or fax to 202.785.4937
************************************************************************************************
Child Care wanted
Two families are looking to share a childcare provider/babysitter to care for our three boys, one 7 year old and two 5 year olds, afterschool for the upcoming school year. We need care from 3:00 to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday. Both families live in the North Woodside neighborhood of Silver Spring, MD. If interested, please respond to Amy and Sara with information about your qualifications/experience and at least two references.
Great Opportunity for Responsible and Caring Maryland Student
Two families looking for a responsible college student to pick up two 5 year old children from school 3-4 times per week beginning the last week of August 2011-June 2012. Pick up is at 3:30 PM each day. Other responsibilities will include preparing food for the children and caring for the children between the hours of 3:30 PM-6:30 PM at the children’s home.
Child care experience necessary along with valid driver’s license. Preferable for applicant to have own car, but not a must. For more information or to apply, please contact Mandy at mandykb@gmail.com
**********************************************************************
Hebrew School Teachers in Olney
Olney Kehila is looking for creative and innovative teachers for its Hebrew School program. Teachers are responsible for classroom instruction, lesson planning, communicating with parents as necessary, and maintaining a controlled, stimulating and nurturing learning environment.
The ideal candidate is a high energy individual knowledgeable in all facets of Jewish life and learning, and must be able to teach Hebrew. Classroom experience preferred.
Olney Kehila is an independent, inclusive Jewish community in Olney, Maryland.
If you are interested in being considered for the position, please submit a resume and letter detailing your interest by email to alist@umd.edu.
*****************************************************
Religious School Teachers for the 2011-2012 School Year
Har Shalom a progressive, egalitarian, participatory Conservative Jewish congregation located in the Washington, D.C. suburb of Potomac, Maryland. With a membership of over 700 families, we hold services every day and offer active and diverse educational, social, religious, cultural, and community-oriented programs for people of all ages, from preschoolers to seniors.
Har Shalom Religious School, in Potomac, MD, has several teaching positions open for the 2011-2012 School Year. We are looking for enthusiastic, creative educators who relate well to children and are reliable and responsible. Jewish knowledge, strong Hebrew skills, and a positive Jewish identity are critical. We are looking for team players who want to join a dedicated faculty of educators. Background in music, crafts, drama, dance, special needs education and/or differentiated instruction are a plus.
To apply, please contact Rabbi Deborah Bodin Cohen, Director of Congregational Learning, Har Shalom, 11510 Falls Road, Potomac, MD 20850. RabbiCohen@harshalom.org, 301-299-7087, ext. 229
Junior Congregation Leader & Music Teacher
Congregation Har Shalom in Potomac, MD, seeks a Junior Congregation Leader & Music Teacher for the 2011-2012 school year. This exciting new position will bring together a variety of different programs at the congregation to create one comprehensive youth tifillah and music program.
To apply, please contact Rabbi Deborah Bodin Cohen, Director of Congregational Learning, Har Shalom, 11510 Falls Road, Potomac, MD 20850. RabbiCohen@harshalom.org, 301-299-7087, ext. 229
***************************************************
Hebrew Teacher for Senior Citizens
Riderwood Village, a retirement community in Silver Spring, would like to introduce a beginning Hebrew conversation class. We have an academic program in affiliation with Prince Georges Community College. Our program is on a trimester schedule, and each class meets for 2 hours once a week. The applicant would be responsible for developing a 14 week introductory conversation class, recommending a text, etc. If interested, please contact Karen Spicer
*****************************************************
Undergraduate Opportunity
The Department of Jewish Studies (and the University) is looking for a student to work with Dr. Sheila Jelen through the Undergraduate Technology Apprenticeship Program UTAP; . Dr. Jelen’s project deals with Eastern European Jewish culture and history. The application deadline has been extended for this project.
If you’re interested in post-Holocaust contextualizations of the shtetl or cultural studies in general, then you’re a great candidate to work with Dr. Jelen. Her project is scheduled for Spring 2012, so you’ll have to take the UTAP course in Fall 2011.
The application can be found at http://www.arhu.umd.edu/tech/academictechnology/utap/studentapp. Note that *you will be paid* for your work.
*****************************************************
Sunday School Teachers
Beth Chai Sunday School is looking for two teachers for this coming school year, including a leader for our teen program. Warmth, enthusiasm, creativity and willingness to learn are as important as experience. We meet from 9:15 a.m. –12:00 noon most Sundays during the school year, at Burning Tree Elementary School in Bethesda (right off the River Road Beltway exit). School starts in September.
For more info: Please email Roni Rosenthal, Education Director, or call: 301- 672-4296.
*****************************************************
Subsidized 5-Month Programs in Israel
Israel Pathways provides generously subsidized 5 and 10-month programs in Israel for ages 21-30. Whether you are looking to explore new career path, try a new hobby, or try something completely different, make sure you…
Do Something Extraordinary in Israel!
Pick up a media skill like graphic design, photography or film on Zoom Israel, make the world a better place on Israel Corps, or challenge yourself hiking border-to-border on the Israel Trail. Learn More: Apply Now
Register for Sessions in 2011 and 2012
Israel Pathways sessions start in the fall and spring with programs available throughout 2011 and 2012. As a provider of subsidized MASA programs, you can apply for $3,000 grants towards any Pathways program below. Learn More: Dates & Prices
The Volunteer Path: Israel Corps
5 Months in Israel + 3 Months in Uganda (optional)
Serve as an agent of change in the Galilee alongside Israeli peers. Choose one of two hands-on volunteering tracks: Physical Community Building or Social Community Building. Opt to continue your experience in Uganda for three months. There you’ll live in a local village and train, counsel, and empower vulnerable youth and refugee children by combining arts education, social work, and art therapy. Learn More: Israel Corps
________________________________________
The Skills Path: Zoom Israel
5-10 Months in Israel + 3 Months in Uganda (optional)
Spend five or ten months in Tel Aviv gaining media/technology skills and experiencing life in the capital of Israeli culture. Return home with a marketable background in fields such as photography, graphic design, or film. Whether you want to explore a new career path or learn for fun, Zoom Israel is about enriching yourself and finding inspiration in the Land of Milk and Honey. Learn More: Zoom Israel
________________________________________
The Adventure Path: The Israel Trail
5 Months in Israel + 3 Months in Uganda (optional)
Hike across Israel from border to border and sea to sea. Use the Land as your classroom and playground to learn about Jewish history where it happened. Visit colorful communities along the path and participate in a series of off-path programs designed to expose you to different aspects of Israeli society. Learn the fundamentals of wilderness expeditions and Israel’s unique ecology as we hike the Israel National Trail. Learn More: The Israel Trail
****************************************************
Oranim Educational Initiatives
Are you trying to find the ultimate way to spend your summer vacation? Well, why not spend it in Israel? Choose to come and relax, learn some Hebrew, volunteer or intern. The possibilities are endless. Check out http://www.destinationisrael.com/summer-programs.aspx or contact Josh Rehr
****************************************************
Charles E. Smith Life Communities
Charles E. Smith Life Communities, www.smithlife.org, one of the largest single-site geriatric health care systems in the country, has an immediate opportunity for a highly motivated individual to assist a high-performing fund development team. Duties will include coordination and execution of special events, donor research, support for online fundraising and use of social media. The ideal candidate will be an excellent communicator with strong interpersonal skills and high energy. Strong writing skills, proficiency with Microsoft Office and knowledge of HTML or Web content management programs are essential Along with complete understanding of social media and its applications for non profits. Bachelor’s Degree in a field such as journalism or marketing is required.
We offer an attractive salary and outstanding benefits package. Resume and cover letter may be submitted via email or fax to:
Hebrew Home of Greater Washington
Christopher Stamps
6121 Montrose Road
Rockville, MD 20852
Stamps@hebrew-home.org
Fax: 301-770-8511
*****************************************************
The American-Israeli Cooperative Enterprise (AICE) is hiring!
We are seeking enthusiastic and knowledgeable applicants interested in joining our team as the new Publicity Associate and Campus Coordinator. Job descriptions for both full-time positions can be found online. http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/intern.html
****************************************************
Limmud NY Program Associate
Limmud NY is a 7 year old organization which celebrates the diversity of modern Judaism through the creation of an annual gathering of hundreds of people from all walks of life, all backgrounds, all lifestyles, and all ages. Limmud NY is four days of lectures, workshops, text-study sessions, discussions, exhibits, performances and much more—all planned by a community of volunteers. This group of committed volunteers works together year-round to create the annual Jewish learning conference, in addition to smaller programs that lead up to it. Limmud NY is seeking a talented Program Associate to assist in maintaining its day-to-day operations as it seeks to grow its community and expand its programming
Please send cover letter and resume to search@limmudny.org with “Program Associate” in the subject line.
***************************************************
KEHILA CHADASHA SEEKS SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS
Kehila Chadasha, a Jewish Renewal chavura led by Rabbi David Shneyer, runs an independent religious school of 40-60 students that meets weekly at BCC High School in Bethesda, Maryland, two blocks from the Bethesda Metro station on the Red Line. The Sunday school serves students in kindergarten through seventh grade, as well as running a Jewish leadership training program (“Machon”) for eighth through tenth graders. Studies for students up to their mitzvah year are divided into Hebrew, Judaics, and related Jewish religious and cultural activities.
Kehila Chadasha seeks Teachers with at least two years of teaching experience to teach Hebrew and Judaics on Sunday mornings, 9:15 a.m. to 12:15 p.m., and one Program Coordinator to lead the Machon group on Sunday mornings, 10:15 a.m. to 12:15 p.m., September through June. For more information about Kehila Chadasha please visit our website
Send applications to Sharon Neubauer AND Alan Peel
****************************************************
The PANIM Institute of Jewish Leadership and Values, a division of BBYO (B’nai Brith Youth Organization) is seeking two high energy individuals for paid internships lasting from September 5, 2011 – April 30, 2012. The ideal candidates will have a passion for Jewish education, social activism and teens. The internship will include 20 hours a week working in BBYO’s international headquarters on K Street NW, as well as assisting on 3-4 of our nationally recognized Panim el Panim leadership seminars (which will include Sunday and evening responsibilities). Candidates must have experience working with teens, be well organized, and be proficient with the Microsoft Office suite. Camp or youth group background is a plus. If interested, please send a writing sample, CV, and letter of interest to Natalie Sukienik
****************************************************
High Holiday Youth Service/Activity leader for 6th and 7th grade
Beth Shalom Congregation is a Conservative Egalitarian Community serving around 250 families in the Howard County Maryland Area. Responsibilities will include: leading Rosh Hashanah Day One and Two Services, leading Yom Kippur Services, leading Kol Nidre activities, creating and implementing a services plan with the help of the Youth Director, and attendance on a staff conference call on September 1st. The leader must have knowledge of High Holiday t’filot and concepts, be willing to learn Beth Shalom’s High Holiday nusach, be experienced in preparing and leading youth services and activities, and have a strong background in Conservative Judaism. The ideal candidate will have Jewish camping experience. Kosher home hosting in walking distance of the Synagogue is available. Please e-mail resume to Becca Roberts
****************************************************
JEWISH WOMEN INTERNATIONAL (JWI) is the leading organization championing the security of women and girls, promoting healthy relationships and economic independence through innovative programs, advocacy and philanthropic initiatives.
THE EXECUTIVE ASSOCIATE will perform a variety of duties associated with the daily operation of the office. The Executive Associate will provide administrative and organizational support to the Executive Director and the Board of Trustees. The Executive Associate will support the Director of Finance in the administration of the organization’s headquarters, including personnel, facilities, and support services.
Please find a more detailed summary of the job on our website.
To apply:
Please send resume and writing sample by mail, fax or e-mail to: Judith Eichner, Executive Associate, Jewish Women International, 2000 M Street, NW, Suite 720, Washington, DC 20036. Fax: 202-857-1380. E-mail: jeichner@jwi.org.
*****************************************************
Religious School Teachers
Washington Hebrew Congregation’s Religious School – Julia Bindeman Suburban Center, located at 11810 Falls Road, Potomac, MD is looking for primary school, Judaic Studies and Hebrew teachers/assistant teachers either on Sunday morning or Sunday morning and Tuesday afternoons. Our ideal candidates will inspire and engage our students and have a passion for teaching. Must be enthusiastic, mature and responsible and love working with children. Please contact Suzanne Klein Davidson or call (301) 354-3201 if you have any questions.
****************************************************
Israel on Campus Coalition
The Israel on Campus Coalition is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to coordinate and promote advocacy for Israel in the campus environment.
The ICC is hiring the following positions: a marketing and communications summer intern and a program associate. The program associate will help run our internship and grants programs and our speakers, the summer intern is to help design materials, draft website content, etc. Click on the links for more information:
Program Associate
Marketing and Communications intern
***************************************************
Israel Teaching Fellows
100 exemplary North American college graduates will be chosen to teach in underprivileged communities in Israel for a 10-month service program. In order to address Israel’s educational inequity and the widespread underperformance of youth in low-income communities, Masa Israel Journey and Israel’s Ministry of Education have launched Israel Teaching Fellows to serve as volunteer English teachers’ aides throughout Israel.
Total cost is $1,000 including flight. Monthly stipend for food will be provided.
Israel Teaching Fellows is made possible by the generous support of the Ministry of Education of the State of Israel.
For more information about Israel Teaching Fellows, visit: www.israelteachingfellows.org or contact Robert Lattin at RobertL@masaisrael.org.
| (35) Beth Sholom Wed, 22 February 2012 22:58:33 +0000 |
 |
| (34) Popcorn & Ice Cream Wed, 22 February 2012 22:56:57 +0000 |
 |
|
| (33) J.O.I.N. Wed, 22 February 2012 22:55:23 +0000 |
|
| (32) Childcare Provider Wed, 22 February 2012 22:53:46 +0000 |
|
| (31) Childcare Provider Wed, 22 February 2012 22:52:34 +0000 |
|
| (29) Hill Havurah Wed, 22 February 2012 22:34:03 +0000 |
|
| (28) Canfei Nesharim Wed, 22 February 2012 22:33:15 +0000 |
|
|
| (27) Jewcology Wed, 22 February 2012 22:30:53 +0000 |
|
|
Calendar
Recent NewsAwesomeness
-
Final Yahel Update
We cannot believe that this was our last day of ...
-
Yahel Update #8
Israel is known as the land of milk and honey ...
-
Birthright Bus #276 – The Negev
[gallery columns="2"]
-
Birthright Bus #276 – Masada and the Dead Sea
[gallery columns="2"]
-
Birthright Bus #276 – Shabbat, a birthday and a hike
[gallery columns="2"]
-
Yahel Update #7
Building off of previous discussions and speakers, the week started ...
-
San Diego Update #7
Saturday...
We joined a local synagogue in Chula Vista for Saturday ...
-
San Diego update #6
Friday...
In the morning, we met with South Bay Community Services ...
-
Yahel Update #6
AWB Israel had a wonderful Shabbat in Rishon L'Zion. After ...
Contact Us
Copyright © 2010 - Maryland Hillel - All rights reserved. Conforms to W3C Standard XHTML & CSS