• Vice President for Engagement
• Vice President for Shabbat
• Vice President for Community Building & Holidays
• Vice President for Social Justice

Chairs

Working under the 4 Vice Presidents, chairs oversee a variety of program areas. A complete listing of positions below:

ENGAGEMENT

 Welcome Week Chair (May – September-Plan zero week activities)

 Summer Orientation Chair (May – September-Hillel presence at First Year Orientation Sessions)

 Res Halls (De Neve) Chair (Residential Halls programming)

 Res Halls (Sproul or Hedrick) Chair (Residential Halls programming)

 Transfer Students Chair (Outreach)

 Sports Chair (IM teams, sporting events etc.)

* FYSH Chair (selected in Fall)

SHABBAT

 Shabbat Chair (Shabbat speakers, program and logistics)

* JLIC Intern/Board

* Kesher/Reform

* Koach/Conservative

COMMUNITY BUILDING & Holidays                 

 Social Chair (BBQ’s and other evening social events)

 Marketing Director for Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf (BBQ’s and other evening social events)

SOCIAL JUSTICE

 Monthly Opportunities Chair (Regular service activities)

 Big Sunday Chair (City-wide day of service)

 Pathways Chair (Special Needs Buddy Program)

 Bearing Witness Chair (Holocaust Awareness Program)

 Alternative Spring Break Chair (Domestic or International-please specify)

* Challah for Hunger

*= If interested in a leadership role with this group, please contact Devi Reznik at devi@uclahillel.org.

For information regarding leadership with Bruins for Israel (BFI), please contact Oded Oron, israel@uclahillel.org.

Expectations and Benefits for Hillel Leadership Roles

 Expectations:

1. Attend leadership orientation session
2. Attend weekly meetings.
3. Recruit students for existing Seders and/or provide alternative Passover experiences.
4. Participate and bring friend to quarterly Phone-a-Thons.
5. Access campus financial resources to support events.
6. Participate in tabling rotations.
7. Reach out to a variety of social networks when creating opportunities for the broader Jewish community at UCLA.
8. Support Jewish life on campus (Shabbat & Holidays, recruiting/participating in Taglit birthright Israel and Alternative Spring Break, etc.)

Benefits:

1. Access to subsidies for participating in Taglit birthright-israel, Alternative Spring Break, etc.
2. Coffee Bean Discount.
3. Free Passover meal with friend OR 1 free Seder.
4. Invitation to special events.
5. Leadership Training & Professional Development workshops.
6. Special Jewish Learning opportunities and classes.
7. Amazing experience.
8. Resume-builder.

INTERNSHIPS

Campus Entrepreneur Initiative (CEI)

CEI Interns receive $1,800 per year for 10 hours per week, as well as a 5 day training institute in the summer. CEI Inerns use their broad social networks to develop relationships with at least 60 uninvolved Jewish students on campus. CEI interns serve as a resource, connecting uninvolved Jewish students to meaningful Jewish opportunities and are given a budget to plan an initiative that provides such experience. To apply, visit www.campusinitiative.org.

MASA Intern

The MASA Intern participates in the CEI program, focusing on connecting students to long and short-term programs in Israel. To apply, please contact Devi Reznik devi@uclahillel.org.

Executive Interns

Executive Interns will receive $2,000 per year for 12 hours per week and supervised by senior staff at Hillel @ UCLA. Regular Jewish learning, professional development and access to subsidies for participation in Alternative Spring Break, Taglit birthright-israel, etc, are provided. To apply, complete application HERE.