JEWISH STUDENT LIFE
Hillel at EMU offers multiple opportunities for students to get involved with Jewish campus life and leadership opportunities.Shabbat Dinners
Bi-weekly themed Shabbat services and dinners are held at the Hillel building. Students have the opportunity to lead services and help cook dinner. Interested in becoming part of the Shabbat committee? Contact us for more information.
First Year Students of Hillel (FYSH)
Are you a freshman or transfer student? Be sure to check out the FYSH events each month! These programs are especially designed to help first year students develop a Jewish community of their own on campus. Contact us for more information!
Social Justice/Community Service (Tzedek)
What have you done for your community today? Hillel cannot exist without the community, and believes in giving back to the community through service programs designed to bring social justice to the world. Hillel also offers programs on current issues, such as Darfur, environmental issues/sustainability and more. Contact us to find out more.
Israel on Campus
Hillel at EMU understands the political and spiritual importance of Israel in the modern-day world. This is why Hillel has programs that help to educate about the history, current status, and spiritual significance of Israel. Contact us to learn more about the opportunities we offer!
Taglit-birthright israel
Want to go to Israel? For FREE?? If you are between the ages of 18 and 26, Jewish, and you have never been to Israel on a peer-based trip before, TAGLIT - birthright israel is your FREE ticket to a 10 day trip to Israel! Contact us for more information!
Battle of the Bands
Are you ready to rock? Join Hillel for the second annual Battle of the Bands contest to see once and for all who the best is in local music. In 2007 the Battle, hosted by 89X's Holly, was a resounding success, and there are sure to be more surprises in store for this year! Get ready for the 2nd Annual Battle of the Bands in February 2008. Interested in helping out with the event this year? Contact us for more information.
Under One Roof: Muslim and Jewish Women Coming Together
This year-long series demonstrates the similarities and differences between Muslim and Jewish women. In a non-political atmosphere, women are invited to share their personal stories, opinions, and group reactions about living in a secular society while preserving their religious and cultural beliefs. Under One Roof is funded by the Jewish Women's Foundation of Metropolitan Detroit. Contact us for more information.
