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Dear Alumni & Friends,
Like everyone in the Jewish world, we have been
focused on the economy this fall. All around us, needs are up and means are
down. We are deeply aware of the pain and challenges that have come to many
Jewish institutions and families, Brandeis
University included. Here
at Hornstein we have tightened our budgets and our belts, while preserving our
crucial mission to educate and create the strong Jewish leaders that our Jewish
future requires. [read more] |
Save the Date!!
As we celebrate Hornstein's
40th anniversary
"Jewish Leadership in the
21st Century"
with Jeffrey Swartz
President and CEO of Timberland
Sunday, March 15, 2009
5:00 - 9:00 pm,
Cocktails & Dinner
Sherman Hall
Hassenfeld Conference Center
Brandeis University
For more information, please contact hornstein@brandeis.edu or (781)736-2990. [read more]
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 We want you to help recruit....
Len Saxe
a Jewish
organization, I encounter Hornstein alumni. Our alumni may be only 600 strong, but they are ubiquitous in the ranks
of Jewish professionals. As Chair of Admissions, I would like to call on our
alumni to help us recruit another cohort of Jewish professional leaders. The curriculum may have changed since you
were at Hornstein, and there are a number of new faces on the faculty, but our
commitment to providing cutting-edge training for Jewish leaders is unwavering.
[read more]
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Orientation 2008
As the summer came to a close,
the incoming
first-year class came together with returning students, faculty and staff for a
two-day orientation retreat at Camp
Eisner in Great
Barrington, MA. The retreat provided an
excellent opportunity to build community, learn about the program and reflect
on the upcoming academic year. [ read more]
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Hornstein Annual Campaign
David Mersky
When
the fall term began in HRNS 241a, the required course in Skills and Techniques
in Jewish Philanthropy and Fundraising, eight second year students and two very
extraordinary undergraduates-who someday may be Hornstein students,
themselves-began a semester-long journey through the basics of annual fund
development. [read more] |
 Welcome Yehuda Kurtzer,
Bronfman Chair
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Kaplan Seminar 2008
The Kaplan Seminar for Emerging Professionals cultivates
leadership talent for the Jewish community. The program is coordinated by
Dr. Amy Sales, Director of the Fisher-Bernstein Institute for Jewish Philanthropy
and Leadership at Brandeis
University and a
professor in the Hornstein Program. Designed for outstanding Jewish leaders with five to
ten years of professional experience in the Jewish community, the seminar
builds managerial and leadership capabilities, roots them in Jewish tradition,
and provides professionals with much-needed time for learning, reflection, and
renewal. [read more] |
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Jewish Summer Camps on My Mind
Joe Reimer
Having a sabbatical year is one of the true joys of academic
life. You might want to hear about the travel my wife and I took to far-off
places like New Zealand, Australia and Bali,
but that is for another time. Today I want to share some of the writing I did
on Jewish summer camps.[read more]
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Brandeis Alumni Benefits
Did you know that the University provides the following benefits to all Brandeis Alumni?
Auto and Home Insurance
Health and Life Insurance
Rental Car Discounts
Continuing Education
Alumni Merchandise
Link to: http://alumni.brandeis.edu/web for more information! |
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