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THIS WEEK'S
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Candlelighting Time
6:30pm
Friday Shabbat Services
5:45pm
Reform, Hillel Living Room
Orthodox, Hillel Library
Conservative, Hillel Small Auditorium
Shabbat Dinner
7pm
Hillel Auditorium
Shabbat Morning
(Egalitarian) Services
9:45am-12:30pm
Hillel Library
Shabbat Lunch
12:30pm
Bais Abe
(6910 Delmar Ave., 63130)
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Weekday Services | Conservative Minyan
(Egalitarian Minyan)
Tuesdays at 8am Lee Library, South 40
Contact Jeremy Rose at jsrose@wustl.edu
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Mechitzah (Orthodox)
Morning Services
Mon. - Fri. at 8am
Lee Basement,
South 40
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Visit the Exhibition!
October 18-22, 2011
Dawn to Dusk
Women's Building Lawn
Parking can be found in the Danforth University Center Garage, walk North from the DUC to the Women's Building Lawn. | |
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High Holidays at Hillel
Join Hillel for High Holiday services and meals! For a complete schedule, visit the Religious Life tab at www.stlouishillel.org. See below for Rosh Hashanah schedule.
Rosh Hashanah
All Conservative Services will be held at Hillel.
All Reform Services will be held at Graham Chapel.
No reservations or tickets required.
Erev Rosh Hashanah - Wed., Sept. 28
Conservative Services, 7:00-8:00 pm
Reform Services, 7:00-7:45pm
Dinner in College Hall, 8:15-9:30pm
First Day of Rosh Hashanah - Thurs., Sept. 29
Conservative Services, 9:30am-12:30pm
Reform Services, 10:00am-12:30pm
Lunch at Hillel, 1:00-2:00pm
Tashlich Service, Forest Park following lunch, approx. 2:30pm
Mincha, 6:45pm and Ma'ariv, 7:30pm at Hillel
Second Day of Rosh Hashanah & Shabbat - Fri., Sept. 30
Conservative Services, 9:30am-12:30pm
Lunch at Chabad on Campus, 1:00-2:00pm
Shabbat Services at Hillel, 5:45pm
Candle Lighting, 6:30pm
Shabbat Dinner at Hillel, 7:00pm |
Jewish Federations of North America General Assembly
November 6-8, 2011 - Denver, CO
Interested in a prestigious, once-in-a-lifetime leadership opportunity? Join St. Louis Hillel's student delegation to the General Assembly! The GA is the premier conference for all Jewish community leaders throughout North America. It inspires and engages current and emerging Jewish leaders by tackling the critical issues of the day and showcasing the best of the Jewish Federation movement. There will also be special student sessions and each St. Louis college area student will be paired with a seasoned leader as a mentor.
St. Louis Hillel will cover the $225 student rate (includes registration, most meals and a two night stay in triple occupancy). Participants need to cover travel.
Registration closes 10/7. To register or for more information, contact Co-Chairs Greg Sergay (gregory.sergay@wustl.edu) or Josh Yudkin (jsyudkin@wustl.edu) or STL Hillel President, Jackie Levey, at jackie@stlouishillel.org.
Hillel's conference stipends are made possible by The Louise & Sam I. Golman Leadership Investment Endowment for St. Louis Hillel.
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St. Louis Hillel Board Application  s Now Available!
Want to take your leadership to the next level? Interested in working with other committed Jewish leaders from around the country in setting St. Louis Hillel's policy and direction? Apply to serve on St. Louis Hillel's national Board of Directors!
Applictions are now being accepted for 6 student positions on the St. Louis Hillel Board of 2011-12: 3 Wash U undergraduates, 1 Wash U grad student, 1 Saint Louis University undergrad or grad student, and 1 undergrad or grad student from any other St. Louis area college.
There is also 1 college student position available on the Jewish Federation of St. Louis Board of Trustees.
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Apple Picking 
Sunday, October 9
Meet at the Clocktower at 1pm
Celebrate the Fall season by joining other Jewish students for an afternoon at the apple orchards. Transportation will be provided.
[Coordinated by the First Year Students of Hillel.] |
 Parents Weekend October 21 & 22
Please join us for Shabbat Dinner on Friday, October 21 at College Hall on the South 40 from 7:00-9:00pm. In addition, we invite you to attend our Saturday Shabbat Lunch at McMillan Cafe from 12:30-2:00pm. Click here for the complete Parent & Family Weekend Schedule of Events.
Seats must be reserved for family members! Please RSVP by Monday, October 17. Click here to register now! (The cost for each family member is $20 for dinner and $15 for lunch. Meals for students are FREE.) |
Intern for National Jewish Organization With Wash U's DC Semester Program
Interested in working in the Jewish communal field and expanding your leadership and professional skills? Spend a semester in Washington, DC and intern full time for a Jewish organization! Applications for Washington University's DC Semester program are still being accepted. For more information, check out dc.wustl.edu. |
Learn about the World of Yiddish Are you interested in learning about the fascinating world of Yiddish this Fall? Then take JNE 349: Yidishkayt: Yiddish Lit. in Translation. The class meets Mondays and Wednesdays from 4:00-5:40pm in Eads 207. Freshmen also welcome! Contact cltwitch@wustl.edu for more details. Calling All Cohens!
Descendents of the priestly tribe (both Cohanim and Levi'im) interested in participating in the ritual blessing of the congregation at Conservative High Holy Day services are asked to contact Jeremy Rose at jsrose@wustl.edu or hillel@stlouishillel.org! Wanted: Torah readers, Haftarah readers, ushers and more! Anyone interested in being involved with the Conservative High Holy Day services, please contact Jeremy Rose at jsrose@wustl.edu or hillel@stlouishillel.org for more information. Want Ultimate Fun? JSU's Intramural team, the Abrahammers, is fielding a co-ed Ultimate Frisbee team for the fall season. We take anyone looking for a good time playing relaxed, B-league Ultimate Frisbee. Interested players, please contact Jeremy Rose at jsrose@wustl.edu and/or sign up online at www.imleagues.com and find Abrahammers in co-ed, Open B. Israeli Folk Dancing Interested in Israeli Folk Dancing? Join us every other Thursday at 8:00pm in the Fitness Center Dance Studio. Beginners are more than welcome - no experience necessary! For more information, please contact David Goldfinger at dgoldfinger@wustl.edu. |
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Opportunities
Pardes Winter Programs from Coast to Coast!
Pardes LA: December 18-22, 2011, AJU-LA Campus
5 days, 3 visiting Pardes faculty members, immeasurable inspiration!
Click here for details!
Awakening the Divine: A Pardes Jewish Spirituality Retreat
January 3-8, 2012, Pearlstone Retreat Center, Maryland
Explore the depths of Jewish spirituality and open your mind to new meaning in Jewish tradition.
Click here for details!
Contact naomia@pardes.org with questions about either program.
Yiddish Book Center: Steiner Summer Program
The program offers matriculating college students a unique opportunity for a tuition-free, seven-week intensive course in Yiddish language and culture. Beginning and intermediate students will be immersed in language study, and will also study the history, literature, culture and music of the Jews of Central and Eastern Europe.
Application process will open soon. For more information, please visit http://www.yiddishbookcenter.org/steiner-summer-program.
Civic Engagement Fund (CEF) Grants
The CEF provides support for graduate, professional and undergraduate students for civic engagement and community service projects in the U.S. and abroad. Funding amounts vary up to $500. Grants are available for both individuals and groups.
The deadline is October 7th, 2011 by 5pm.
Office hours to discuss proposals are Wednesdays and Thursdays, 1-3pm (or by appointment) in the Gephardt Institute (Eliot 112). For the application or further information, please visit www.gephardtinstitute.wustl.edu, or e-mail gephardtinstitute@wustl.edu.
NOW AVAILABLE!
Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago, Israel Experience Scholarship Applications
Applications are available for anyone going on an approved Israel experience program beginning December 2011 - Spring 2012. For an online application, click here.
Please note: Applicants must be from the Chicago metropolitan area.
For more information, please visit the St. Louis Hillel website. Jewish Community Relations Council of St. Louis seeks Applicants for the 2011-2012 Academic Year MAZON Hunger Fellow The fellow will work approximately 15 hours per week from mid to late September 2011 through May 2011 and engage in anti-hunger activism in the St. Louis community. The Fellow selected will arrange a specific work schedule with his or her supervisor at the JCRC. A stipend of $3000 will be provided to the Fellow. For requirements, visit the St. Louis Hillel website. Interested candidates should email Gail Wechsler.
Technion International School of Engineering
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Classifieds  Taste of St. Louis Service
Want to make a difference in the local community? Learn how you can support social change as a volunteer, intern and more!
The Taste of St. Louis Service event will be held on Wednesday, October 5, 2011 from 4-6pm in College Hall, on the South 40 residential area of the Danforth campus. Over 30 community organizations will participate for the fair (4-5pm) and two sets of roundtable discussions (5-6pm) about critical social issues, from K-12 education to community health. Enjoy refreshments that are uniquely St. Louis and raffle prizes.
Sponsored by the Congress of the South 40, Gephardt Institute for Public Service and Residential Life. Visit gephardtinstitute.wustl.edu for more information.
Now Hiring! 2011-12 Teaching Positions Open at Pardes, Congregation B'nai Amoona
7th Grade Hebrew/Tfillot Teacher
Seeking a teacher for two sections of 7th grade Hebrew and Tfillot. The class meets on Sunday mornings and Tuesday afternoons. Requested knowledge of basic Hebrew and prayer skills as well as classroom experience or informal education experience.
4th Grade Judaics Teacher
Seeking a teacher for two sections of 4th grade Judaics, holidays and Torah. The class meets on Sunday mornings and Tuesday afternoons. Requested classroom experience or informal education experience.
Music Teacher
Seeking a music teacher to engage pre-K-7th grade students. The class meets on Sunday mornings. Requested song leading or other music experience.
4th/5th Grade Hebrew Teacher
Seeking a teacher for a Hebrew class for 4th-6th graders who have either Day School experience or an Israeli parent. The class meets on Sunday mornings and Tuesday afternoons. Requested Hebrew speaker with classroom experience or informal education experience.
Special Needs/Resource Room Coordinator
Seeking a Special Needs Coordinator to coordinate the education of our students with special needs as well as run our resource room. School meets on Sunday mornings and Tuesday afternoons and we would like this position to dedicate an additional 5 hours a week to our program. Requested Special Needs Education knowledge, basic Hebrew/prayer knowledge and educational experience in the classroom or informal education experience.
If you are interested in applying, please email Jennifer Newfield at jennifer@bnaiamoona.com.
Shaare Zedek Early Childhood Center is looking for substitute teachers to have on call for the upcoming school year. If you're interested, contact ecc@shaarezedek.org. |
Around the Community  Tuesday, September 27 & Wednesday, September 28
For more information please see Career Link or contact Gephardtinstitute@wustl.edu.
Do you want to explore a new field? Are you interested in learning more about work in politics or the government?
The Gephardt Institute for Public Service and the Career Center are sponsoring the annual Government and Public Policy Career Days on Tuesday, September 27th and Wednesday, September 28th. Events include Lunch with a Pro featuring the Corporation for National Community Service (CNCS), a panel discussion with the CIA, the CNCS, and Monsanto. There will also be dedicated Information Session with the CIA.
On Wednesday, explore political career paths with speakers from Congress and students with political internship experience. The "Finding and Applying to Federal Internships and Jobs" event will provide tips on searching, applying for these types of internships and positions.
Tuesday, October 18 - 1:30-3:30pm
Join artist Tanya Fredman for a hands-on art workshop, "Renewed like the Moon: Exploring Time in Jewish Texts", at the Brodsky Library. The workshop will combine art making with discussion of Jewish texts, and participants will create their own collages exploring ideas of sacred time in Jewish calendar. There will be a fee of $8 for Friends of the Library, and $12 for others. Space for workshop is limited; please RSVP by October 16. For more information or to make a reservation, call (314) 442-3720. Tuesday, October 25 - 7:30pmJoin the Brodsky Library for a book lecture by authors Ellen Steinberg and Paul Proust, who will be discussing their new book "From the Heartland: Two Centuries of Midwest Foodways." This program is co-sponsored by CAJE.
The cost for the program is $7.00 per person; free to Friends of the Library. Reservations are required.
For more information, call 314-442-3720.
November 4-6, 2011, Cincinnati, OH Join college students from across North America as they explore the origins and expressions of Jewish Comedy in a presentation by the American Jewish Archives, "Two Rabbis Walk Into a Bar: A weekend's exploration of Jewish humor." The event will take place at the historic Cinncinati campus of the Hebrew Union College.
Program cost of $100 includes all meals, lodging, programming and social events. Scholarships are available for travel. For more information contact HUCYOUTH@huc.edu or http://americanjewisharchives.org/programs_retreats.php. |
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If you have information you'd like us to include in an upcoming issue of Hillel ChaiLights, please email hillel@stlouishillel.org.
Thanks for reading!
Sincerely,
St. Louis Hillel Staff
Accredited by Hillel: The Foundation for Jewish Campus Life
A Beneficiary Agency of the Jewish Federation of St. Louis
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