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BEING JEWISH ON CAMPUS: KNOW YOUR RIGHTS AND THAT YOU'RE NOT ALONE
Jewish students, like any other group, should be celebrated for the diversity you bring and appreciated for the contributions you make to campus life. Jewish students should feel free to express their full identities without fear while taking full advantage of every opportunity on campus as part of your student experience. You must also have proper recourses, resources and designated representatives to turn to if you experience antisemitism, find yourself excluded or face any other form of harassment or discriminatory behavior.
BE WELL WITH HILLEL
Through a partnership with Jewish Family & Career Services Atlanta, Hillels of Georgia is proud to provide confidential counseling services at no cost to all Georgia college students.
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COFFEE & BAGELS
Recharge with Hillel!
Enjoy a mid-day pick me up of coffee and bagels, sure to give you the energy you need for a successful day in school.
TAILGATES
Integrating the best of Jewish culture with the best of campus culture, Hillel helps promote school spirit and community engagement.
COMMING SOON
WHITE WATER RAFTING
Students from across the Georgia Hillels have a blast on our day of community building.
GRADUATE STUDENTS AND YOUNG PROFESSIONALS
Hillel is open to ALL students, including our campus graduate students. With graduate specific programming and student groups, Hillel has something for students at every stage of their educational journey. The Jewish Federation of Greater Atlanta offers many programs and networking opportunities for young adults. To get involved, CLICK HERE.
Student Leadership
The backbone of Hillel's student-led and student-driven model, students serve in a wide array of leadership positions to envision robust Jewish life on campus while receiving dedicated mentorship and supervision from Hillel's professional staff.
FIRST YEAR COUNCIL
The council is responsible for planning and implementing Jewish programs so that Jewish first-year students can get to know one another in a welcoming, collaborative environment.
CAMPUS ENGAGEMENT INTERNS
Help grow the Hillel campus community by learning what motivates your peers in order to better connect them to Jewish life on campus.
FUNDRAISING / DEVELOPMENT INTERNS
Interns gain hands on experience and mentorship in marketing and development, working with staff to fundraise for Hillel.
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SOCIAL MEDIA INTERNS
Interns help promote Hillel to students and the Georgia Jewish community.
Jewish Life & Learning
SHABBAT
Shabbat at Hillel means good food and good friends. We gather together for prayer, dinner, and welcoming the sabbath as one Jewish community.
Passover Meals
and Seders
We gather as a community and campus sharing stories, questions, and matzah. Students are invited to attend a fun, interactive seder complete with a hearty kosher meal.
HIGH HOLIDAY SERVICES AND MEALS
Hillel provides a range of programming for students to pray together, share a meal, and observe the Jewish holidays.
Jewish Learning Fellowship (JLF)
A 7-week experiential, conversational seminar for students looking to deepen their understanding of Judaism on their own terms. Students who participate in the fellowship receive a stipend to assist them in their participation.
Distinguished Speaker Series
A speaker series covering everything from Jewish studies to corporate teachings and everything in between!
Tikun Olam "Repair the World"
Tikun-Olam; Hebrew for "Repair the World" is a central Jewish value.
We at Hillel encourage and support students in efforts to better our community & connect students with programs that give them the chance to do exactly that.
Tikkun Olam Makers (TOM)
TOM matches those in need of innovative solutions for their assistive devices with a team of innovators. We partner “need-knowers” (those with a disability) with an innovation team to develop life-saving innovative solutions.
Alternative Breaks
Travel, service learning, education and cultural exploration. Alternative breaks provide a unique opportunity for students to participate in immersive experiences, modeling the Jewish value of Tikkun Olam. Alternative breaks are offered when enough interest is demonstrated.
MITZ-VOTE
A non-partisan get-out-the-vote campaign that provides students with the education and resources they need to mobilize and vote in the 2024 election