Returning Home To Young Judaea
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As part of Young Judaea's continuing mission to provide excellent resources to our current Chanichim, we are proud to announce that Rachel Comstock has returned to Young Judaea as
our new Year Round Programs Associate.
Rachel has a long history with the Movement. From Salem, Oregon , She was heavily involved with Young Judaea as a chanicha. As a member of Young Judaea Rachel attended Camp Young Judaea Northwest and also served as Regional Ofarim-Tsofim Programmer for two years and Mazkira of the Pacific Northwest Region (PNW) while in high school. After graduating high school, Rachel attended Young Judaea Year Course before attending Brandeis University to study anthropology and art history - she ultimately wrote her honors thesis on the modern practices of Jewish tattooing.
Another Young Judaea groupie, throughout college she maintained her involvement with Young Judaea by working at Camp Tel Yehudah for a total of five summers; where she was a counselor and then a merekezet (unit head) for Alumim (the youngest age group). Like so many of us, she just never grew out of wanting to be at summer camp.
Growing up, Young Judaea was the one place where Rachel didn't have to be the "Jewish girl" and served as the major outlet in the formation of herJewish identity (there are not many Jews where she grew up). In addition to this personal connection, Rachel strongly agrees with the principles of Young Judaea as a Jewish, pluralist, Zionist youth movement. It is for this reason that she is excited to be working for Young Judaea in the Year Round Programs department in hopes that she can contribute to the continuation of Young Judaea as a youth organization that has a strong positive affect on Jewish teens.
In her new position Rachel will work closely with the Mazkirut, advise chanichim, and tirelessly advocate for more regional and year-round programming.
If you would like to speak with Rachel about her new responsibilities, or just learn more about her - you can contact her at rcomstock@youngjudaea.org or at 212-303-4586.
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| Where Are You? Alumni Updates | Joyce Manger let us know: I attended T.Y. from 1966-1968 and went on year course 1968-69. My son, Aaron Maskart followed in my exact footsteps and went to Sprout Lake, T.Y and year course 2007. I am married for 32 years and have two children- a girl named Natanya 20 yrs, and Aaron 22 yrs. I live on Mercer Island which is very close to Seattle, Washington. I would love to hear from my old friends. I can be reached at (206) 275-1182 or dmaskart@aol.com
Matt Hartman writes: I graduated from Central Washington University with a BA
in Journalism and have begun my studies at Hawaii Pacific University working
towards a MA in Communications. I'm also a published writer on various
publications. To see some of my work Judaeans can visit www.mattwrites.net.
Stephen Gross (CJ '78, TY '77, YC '80-'81) lives in Newburgh, New York, a chiropractor, He also teaches courses on history and Israel at his local Temple, where his wife is the principal. After Year Course, Stephen enlisted in The IDF and served in the Golani Brigade for several years. If you would like to contact Stephen you can reach him by email at stephenrgross@aol.com
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ALUMNI PROFILE
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Jerri (Cohen) Blitzer (TY '74-'77, Maz '76-77, YC '77-78, Coordinator for Uri Tzafon '78-'80) and has served as the Madricha for the Young Judaea Dance Troupe since 2007. She writes:
I grew up in Englewood, New Jersey (Mel Reisfield's hometown :) and was active Young Judaea
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from 3rd grade on. I was at Tel Yehudah 1974-77, Bogrim Programmer for Ganei Yehudah 1976-77, and a member of the famous Year Course 1977-78. I worked as the Western Coordinator for Uri Tzafon during my first couple of years of college. Then I lost my formal connection with Young Judaea, however, the spirit and values stayed with me always. I married Rob, a Hebrew School buddy, and we settled in Central New Jersey where we raise our 2 daughters, Monica and Stephanie. I am a Physical Therapist, but my volunteer time has been focused on Jewish Youth Programming. Our children were involved with Kadima in our synagogue, but when the discussion about summer camp came up there was no doubt that Camp Young Judaea Sprout Lake was their destination. so.....L'dor V' Dor.
Our children are 3rd generation Young Judaeans, as my Mom, Rita Cohen, was also a member of Young Judaea in the Boston area. My husband, Rob, was able to see first hand the benefits of our children's involvement with Young Judaea and has been most supportive of the investment we have made towards it. The saying in our home is "nobody does it like Young Judaea." I remember the flood of emotion the first day we drove Monica up to Tel Yehudah. Tears streamed down my face as I rolled down the window to check her in. Monica was a bit embarrassed, but quickly explained that I was not crying because she was leaving me, but instead I was crying because I had not been back to Tel Yehudah since I was a Chanicha.
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Meanwhile, I have been blessed with a wonderful Shichvah that has reconnected with the power of email and facebook. Our first reunion for our 25th anniversary was a confirmation that Young Judaea friendships last a life time. We have had 3 reunions the last one at CYJ Texas!! Next year in Florida (check the Alunmi Programs and Reunions section for more information!!)
My children are also leaders in Young Judaea. Monica was on Mazkirut for EPA, Year Course 2009-10 and a Madricha at Tel Yehudah this past summer. She is also giving back, volunteering to staff YJ programming during the year as she can. Stephanie is Social Action Programmer for Ganei Yehudah. She takes very seriously the charge of Tikun Olam, and recently returned from her first Young Judaea Alternative Winter Break in New Orleans. As the Young Judaea Liason for my local Hadassah Chapter I am always seeking out ways to strengthen the bridge between Hadassah and Young Judaea. I believe that Hadassah needs to be the virtual site for Young Judaea, getting their children and/or grandchildren involved so that they also can reap the benefits of YJ programming.
I also serve as the Madricha of our Young Judaea Dance Troupe, a personal love of mine.
As a Young Judaean from the 70's, I remember with a smile singing loudly on Friday night as we danced around the Chadar Ochel, and then Saturday night in a wonderfully close circle for Havdalah under the stars, followed by rikkud with such ruach! Israeli Dancing is part of our Young Judaea culture....after all we are a Zionist Youth Movement. So several years ago I was thrilled to learn from my oldest daughter, Monica, that Young Judaea has an Israeli Dance Troupe based in East Brunswick, NJ. This troupe performs at the Annual Israel Dance Festival in New York City. From November to April, the Dance Troupe meets a few hours a week under the direction of Sara Alter, our talented and creative choreographer.
The Dance Troupe attracts youth from all over Central New Jersey. For many of our dancers this is their first introduction to Young Judaea. We are always looking for ways to reach out to more Jewish Youth in our area. A few years ago, when the financial crisis hit Hadassah and the cuts to year round programming occurred the Dance Troupe was essentially without any funding. Not willing to see this tradition end, I voluteered to step in as the Madricha for this troupe. This is the third year that I will have the pleasure to watch this troupe form and develop into a strong, supportive group that will shine on the stage at the Israel Dance Festival on April 3rd. It is always a thrill to see the fruits of their labor.
Through donations from generous individuals, and fundraising by the troupe, we are able to meet the expenses to be a part of this festival. This year marks the 60th anniversary of this Festival and Young Judaea is proud to be the only group that has performed at everyone of the 60 festivals. The theme of last year's festival was a tribute to Bob Levine (a Young Judaea Alumni and a member of the very first YJ Israel Summer Program) and a Salute to Young Judaea's 100th anniversary. You can watch the entire festival singing Ani V'Atah here as a tribute to YJ! This year's festival on April 3rd is a MUST BE THERE event....to support the Young Judaea Dance Troupe and to salute the Festival's 60th anniversary.
If you would like to help with the YJ Dance Troupe or know a current 8th-11th grader who would like to join, or just reconnect with Jerri - please contact her at jblitzeryj@gmail.com or at 601-426-8650.
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Engagements
Michelle Dorin (Israel Discovery '99, TY '00, YC '01-'02, TY Staff '02-'03) and Zach Silberman are happy to announce their engagement. The couple lives in Washington, DC and are planning an October wedding in Houston, TX.
Farra Kahalnik (CYJ Texas '90-'94, TY '94-'97, Machon '96, Regional Maz '96-'97, YC '98-'99, CYJ Texas Staff '98-'01, TY Staff '03) will marry Michael Cohen on February 20, 2011 in Dallas, TX.
Danielle Hahn (Sprout '91-'96, TY '97-'00, Machon '99, Sprout Staff '00-'01) and Aaron Chaet recently announced their engagement. A fall wedding in Milwaukee 2011 is planned.
Weddings
Abbe Meryl Schindler (Sprout '88-'91, TY '92-'95, CYJ Midwest Staff '95, National Maz '95-'96, TY Staff '96, YC '96-'97) and Isaac Feder (CYJ Midwest '90-'94, TY '94, Machon '95, CYJ Midwest Staff ' 97, YC '97-'98, TY Staff '98) were married at Park Avenue Synagogue in New York City on October 10, 2010. Although Abbe and Isaac crossed paths a few times at camp and also lived in NYC at the same time, they did not actually meet until they were both living in LA.
Births
David Feller (Sprout '92-94, TY '94-'98, Machon '97, YC '99-'00) and his wife welcomed a daughter, Aviv, on October 2, 2010. She's doing great and enchanting everyone who meets her.
Arturo and Debbie Karakowsky who were both Staff at CYJ-Texas (and Debbie grew at Texas as a camper) just had a beautiful baby girl, Noa Reese Karakowsky
Passings
Young Judaea is sad to note the passings of the following members of our community. May their memories be a blessing and their families be comforted among the mourners of Zion.
Esther Rubin
Esther Rubin passed away on July 19, 2010 at the age of 99 1/2. Mrs. Rubin was the living embodiment of Young Judaeas ideals and history. In 1928 as a high school senior living in the Bronx, she was awarded first prize in the Young Judaea essay contest "What Palestine Means to Me", winning a three month trip to Palestine. On the boat traveling to Palestine in 1929, Esther met Painter Reuven Rubin. They married the next year in Tel Aviv. The three month trip to Palestine became 81 exciting and wonderful years.
Mrs. Rubin is survived by her son David, her daughter Ariella Giniger, her grand and great-grandchildren. She will be missed by her family and friends around the world.
Debbie Friedman
Friedman, whose music transformed Jewish worship in synagogues and summer camps, died Jan. 9 at the age of 59 after being diagnosed with pneumonia and admitted to a hospital a few days earlier. Debbie was known for the spirit and love she used to blend the folk music roots of the 1960s and 1970s and combine them with traditional Jewish prayers and liturgy. She was frequently described as the "Joan Baez of Jewish song." Decades of Young Judaeans have been touched by her uplifiting songs, and tunes used at camps, conventions and on Israel programs including "Miriam's Song", "Not By Might - Not By Power", "Mi Shebeirach" and "Im Tirtzu". Molly Stein, National Mazkira said in remembrance of Debbie "As a Jewish pluralistic organization, her innovations to modern Jewish practice have left an indelible mark on our approach to spirituality and song. We will honor Debbie and her work through continuing to incorporate her melodies and spirit in our communal observances and ceremonies."
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Young Judaea Alumni Events and Reunions
| Camp Judaea Holds a 50th Reunion in Israel!
 December 25, 2010 proved to be a grand reunion date for alumni of Camp Judaea and a wonderful kickoff to CJ's 50th Birthday! The reunion was hosted by Susan Dubowsky Nehab and her husband Micky at their home on Moshav Beit Yitzhak. Over 100 people, representing
each decade of Camp Judaea attended up, some of them with camp photographs dating back to the 1960s.
They sang camp songs and reminisced about old times and old friends. Camp Judaea founder Roz Soltz, who lives in Jerusalem, was unable to attend due to ill health, but made a five-minute video that was shown at the event.You can watch it here! Soltz's daughter Alyssa was among those who attended. You can read the all about the event, and the coverage in the Jerusalem Post here.
Upcoming Reunions:
Camp Judaea 50th Reunion
Camp Judaea is continuing the celebration this summer, Camp Judaea, founded in 1961, will be celebrating its 50th summer this year! We invite the entire CJ Family to join us at Camp Judaea, in Hendersonville, North Carolina, this Labor Day weekend (September 2-4, 2011) to celebrate 50 wonderful years. We will start with Shabbat services and dinner and go all the way through brunch on Sunday. Tickets are $180 per person. For more details, please visit our Celebration website at www.campjudaea50th.com or email us at Celebration@CampJudaea.org
Year Course 1977-1978
After 30 years, this amazing group of Alumni reunited and created a bond that will continue for years to come. What's in store next you ask? The 1977-1978 Year Course Alumni group will gather together at the Newport Beachside Resort and Spa on Sunny Isles Beach in Miami on March 2-4, 2012 as they CELEBRATE the 35th anniversary of their Year Course.
The Florida Judaeans are busy planning and organizing what is sure to be an amazing weekend of fun and friendship! We are in contact with most of our alumni, still searching for a few missing people and are hoping to have a tremendous turnout! If you are a missing alum, want to assist in planning, are going to be there or are just looking for more information please contact Robin Mendelson at YearCourse77.78@gmail.com
Year Course '91-'92 20th Reunion
A planning committee for the Year Course '91-'92 20th Anniversary reunion has already started to work on plans for an exciting weekend reunion this summer! We may be getting a bit older, but our friendships are as young and fresh as ever. If you are interested in joining the committee or want more information, contact alumni@youngjudaea.org. More information will be available soon! If you are a member of YC '91-'92 we are also looking for your input on the reunion - fill out our survey at http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/QNTLZDK
Strolling Down Memory Lane
Young Judaea Summer Israel Programs is celebrating its 60th anniversary and needs your help for our celebration! We are looking for photos, stories and memorabilia from any Young Judaea Israel Programs. If you have anything you would like to share with us, please let Alana know at acooper@youngjudaea.org or you can send them to Alana Cooper, Alumni Relations Manager 50 W. 58th Street, New York New York 10019
To see what is new with YJ's Israel Summer programs, join the facebook page YJ Summer Programs in Israel or the summer program website at www.YJsummer.org
Honoring Mel Reisfeld
 On Monday May 30th Year Course will honor Mel Reisfeld at our closing ceremony. Mel has contributed to the education of Young Judaea in Israel and the US, at camp and on Year Course. You are invited to attend the ceremony if you will be in Israel, or send video, stories and best wishes that we can incorporate into the tribute to Mel. We welcome your contributions to the tribute are welcome whether you can attend the ceremony or not. Please reply to Sharon at Sharon@yji.org.il
Save The Dates:
Salute to Israel Parade Join current Young Judaeans, Hadassah members and alumni as we proudly march in the 62nd Salute To Israel Parade on June 5, 2011. The parade route begins at 57th Street and 5th Avenue in NYC from 11am-4pm rain or shine. More details will be available soon!
60th Annual Israeli Dance Institute Festival in New York
Support the Young Judaea Dance Troupe on April 1-3. 2011 at the 60th Annual Israeli Dance Festival in New York. Ticket information and schedules will be available at www.israelidanceinstitute.org
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ALUMNI INCENTIVE - HELP US RECRUIT FOR YEAR COURSE
AND EARN $500!
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Calling all alumni! Effective immediately, you can refer friends and family to Year Course and receive $500 per person referred after they depart for the program!
TERMS AND CONDITIONS AND ELIGIBILITY:
Alumni Referral Program
If you are an alumnus of Young Judaea, recruit a new applicant to the 2011-12 Year Course or Shalem program and you could be eligible to receive $500!
- The new applicant being referred must send an email to yearcourse@youngjudaea.org with the name of the person referring them, the alum's Year Course/Shalem year, and the alum's contact information.
- Alumni are eligible for $500 for each applicant recruited, but only a total of 50 referrals will be awarded.
- The recruited applicant must be paid in full before the $500 will be awarded.
- Applicants and alumni who are Hadassah employees, shlichim, or who reside with National Hadassah Board members, Hadassah employees, or shlichim are not eligible to receive referral award.
- Dates of eligibility are January 16, 2011 through May 17, 2011 such that applicant must have registered between these dates. Applicants who have registered before January 16, 2011 cannot withdraw and re-apply for alumni to receive the referral award.
- Alumni Referral program is subject to change or cancellation in Young Judaea's sole discretion and remains subject to all of the policies, terms, conditions, rules, regulations and restrictions of the Year Course/Shalem program.
Help send a teen to Israel now!
For more information, recruitment materials and all the details - contact
yearcourse@youngjudaea.org
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In Young Judaea News
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Young Judaea is proud to have run its fourth annual Alternative Winter Break (AWB) for sixty Jewish high school students from across the United States! AWB takes participants out of their everyday surroundings and immerse them in an entirely different environment to engage in intensive community service and experiential learning that will be both enriching and transformative. See what went on during AWB and read the AWB blog at the Alternative Winter Break site! Young Judaea National Mazkirut Responds to Shooting of Representative Giffords We at Young Judaea are shocked and saddened by the turn of events this weekend. Representative Gabrielle Giffords has, and continues to be, a role model for American Jews of every age, political persuasion and gender. Her commitment to her values is embodied through her career of public service, her membership in Hadassah, and her direct support of Young Judaea programs. As a Pluralist movement, Young Judaea condemns any and all acts of violence that intimidate or hinder the freedom of democratic discourse. We join the rest of the American and Jewish People in sending our deepest prayers and wishes for a speedy recovery of those injured, and our heartfelt condolences to the families of those slain in the senseless tragedy in Tucson, Arizona. Molly Stein, National Mazkira/President of Young Judaea, the Zionist Youth Movement of Hadassah
Extra, Extra Read All About It: The Young Judaea Mazkirut launches a new Judaean Digest! "Ma Hamatzav". The National Mazkirut of Young Judaea will be sending out a weekly update on important events concerning Israel, the US, the Jewish People and developments from the movement. Enjoy it! You can also find new issues of Ma Hamatzav at www.youngjudaea.org
Read the most recent issue of In-Sites, a new e-publication from Hadassah and Young Judaea. Its a great resource to keep up with whats new in YJ! Watch the YouTube video of Why Young Judaeans should go on Year Course! It will make you remember why you did....then let us know what made the decison for you. Send us the story of how you chose to go on year course to alumni@youngjudaea.org 
Young Judaea's National Midwinter Convention is coming up February 18-21, 2011at CYJ-Texas! Learn about this amazing weekend for chanichim and make sure all the current Bogrim Judaeans you know are registered. You can find registration forms, answers to questions and other details at www.youngjudaea.org
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Young Judaea Israel Programs
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Dispite already robust numbers in its Young Judaea Year Course program, Hadassah, the Women's Zionist Organization of America, is renewing its commitment to ensure that the program remains at the forefront of long-term opportunities for students in Israel, making it even more affordable. Students can attend a 2011-12 program for as little as $17,700.
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Additional discounts include:
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- Full payment by March 1, 2011 - discount of $1,000;
- Previous participation on a YJ Israel Summer Program or Camp Tel Yehudah, combined with registration by January 31, 2011- additional discount of $1,000
- Host a post-registration information session for Young Judaea Israel programs and receive a $250 discount
For more information about Year Course or to register visit www.yearcourse.org
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Young Judaea Israel Summer Programs Add Exciting New Options
In addition to YJ Machon (Tel Yehudah graduates only), YJ Italy (Italy + Israel), and YJ Discovery: (discover Israel!), YJ Summer Programs is running 2 new exciting programs this year:
YJ Aquatics: Red Sea, Dead Sea, Mediterranean Sea...You'll see it all! - YJ Aquatics is a summer program that offers participants the opportunity to explore the land of Israel and its surrounding bodies of water during a jam-packed, fun-filled 4 weeks. While in Israel, participants will explore the major sites, hike through land, float through seas, and learn about its history while strengthening their Zionist and Jewish identity. YJ Focus: Hollywood in the Holy Land - YJ Focus is a summer program that offers its participants the opportunity to focus on Israel through a camera lens. While exploring the amazing sites of Israel, the participants will create videos and photographs about their experiences. The participants will be guided by professionals who will enable them to enrich their knowledge within the world of video, film production, and photography.
For more information and applications about these programs and our other YJ Summer Programs, go to www.yjsummer.org
 Do you know someone who is thinking about going to Israel this summer? Early bird discounts of $300 are still available for YJ Italy, YJ Discovery, YJ Aquatics and YJ Focus! Hurry before time runs out!!!
Amirim registration is open!
Independent living in Israel!
Amirim, Young Judaea's in-depth Israel living and community service program for young adults, ages 18-27, is NOW OPEN.
By joining Amirim, you'll experience:
- Your choice of location: Bat Yam (vibrant suburb of Tel Aviv), Jerusalem (the heart of Israel) or Arad (the spiritual desert experience)
- Volunteer/Internship options in your area of interest - making a real difference!
- Unique cultural events, weekly group trips, Hebrew learning, and more
- Networking opportunities and resume building
Registration is on a first come, first serve basis, so don't wait!
Learn more today:www.amirimisrael.com
WUJS - Only a few spaces remain for you to join the WUJS Machzor for March 2011.
There are still spots available for the next session of the WUJS program. If you are a  recent college graduate or know one who is interested in an internship, developing their artistic talent or deepening their understanding of Judaism and Israel - check out www.wujsisrael.org or contact Amy Gross at amyg@yji.org.il for more information or to apply.
Want to know more about WUJS? Watch our new YouTube video
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Young Judaea Camps |
New Camper Incentives at all Young Judaea Camps All of the Young Judaea camps are currently offering an $1000 grants for campers who attend a full session (3.5 weeks) who have never had a Jewish, overnight camping experience* longer than 19 days. Check out information about YJ camps here.
*Other restrictions may apply. please contact your YJ camp for further details.
Do you know anyone in Northern California who wants to attend a Camp Tel Yehudah or Israel Program?
Young Judaea has scholarship monies available exclusively for participants from Northern California. These scholarships can be used for Israel Summer Programs, Year Course or for Camp Tel Yehudah. To determine eligibility for this scholarship, please contact
alumni@youngjudaea.org
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| Employment Opportunities with Young Judaea | |
Stay involved in Young Judaea - Work with us. There Young Judaea has several professional opportunities available. We would love to work with you...
Year Round Opportunities
Assistant Camp Director - Camp Judaea in North Carolina
Camp Judaea, located in Hendersonville, NC about three hours north of our Atlanta, GA office is looking for full-time professional to complete its leadership team, someone who loves camp traditions, sing downs, color war, Shabbat at camp, screaming at the top of their lungs, making friends for life and transforming lives.
The Assistant Director is supervised by and is directly responsible to the camp director, and is the general assistant to the camp director as needed on any matter - whether administrative, facility-oriented, programmatic, or at the specific request of the camp director. The assistant director will work with the director to establish and implement goals for the year and the summer season.The assistant director will work with the director to uphold and enforce all of Camp Judaea's policies. For more information or to apply, contact Sandra Bass at sandra@campjudaea.org
Year Course Madrichim 2011-12
Recent College Graduates: Rise to the Zionist challenge. Spend a year helping Year Couse participants have a life-changing Israel experience. Year Course is looking for madrichim. Dates - mid-August 2011until the 6th of June 2012. If you are interested please send resumes to Adam Jenshil - YC Director at adamj@yji.org.il
If you have lots of energy, are good with 18 year olds, work well in a team and care about Israel and Young Judaea, this could be the opportunity for you.
Summer Opportunities
Israel Summer Programs with Young Judaea is seeking alumni (who are at least 21 years old) to spend the summer in Israel with us. If you remember how amazing your experience in Israel and want to share your love of Israel with today's Judaeans, contact Diana Diner, Sr. Manager of Short-Term Israel Programs at ddiner@youngjudaea.org
Camp Judaea is hiring for Summer 2011. We are looking for a qualified waterfront director, athletics director, chef, kitchen staff, male counselors, and various specialists. Please contact Lori at 404-634-7883 or lori@campjudaea.org.
Camp Sprout Lake is looking for experienced specialists to fill senior positions in Arts and Crafts, Waterfront and Outdoor Education. If you are interested in learning more, please contact Talia Horan-Block at thblock@youngjudaea.org
Camp Young Judaea in Texas is looking to hire the following positions: Rosh Moochim (head of specialists), Nurse, Waterfront Director, Social Worker/Camp Mom, Merakzim (Unit Heads), Ropes Course Director, Israeli Dance Specialist, Drama Specialist, Shira (Music/Singing) Specialist, Ropes Course Specialists, and lifeguards. If any of the above positions look interesting to you, contact Yael Twito yael@cyjtexas.org for more information.
CYJ Midwest is looking for a few good men and women to work this summer. We are currently looking for: Male & Female Counselors, Mountain Biking Specialist, Arts & Crafts Specialist
Nature Specialist, Video/Photography Specialist, Song Leader, Office Manager, Babysitters
Kitchen Staff and a Program Director. If you are interested in any of these positions, please contact Robin Anderson at robin@cyjmid.org or fill out a staff application here:
Tel Yehudah is currently hiring our tsevet for the summer 2011 season and want YJ alumni to fill as many positions as possible! We are looking for a Logistics Director, Driver, Kitchen Manager, Bookkeeper, Office Manager, Nurse and others. Of course, if you have other experiences and think you would be a great fit for camp, feel free to be in touch!
Contact Jamie Maxner at jmaxner@youngjudaea.org for more information or APPLY ONLINE TODAY!
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