	Job Opportunities Hillel Teaching Scholars Program 3 academic credit hours & $5000 for the 2008-2009 academic year If you are a highly motivated Jewish student, apply for the unique and award winning Hillel Teaching Scholars Program. Study child development, education methods and Judaism on Mondays while teaching your own Religious School class at a local synagogue. Deadline to apply this semester is CLOSED For more information for future openings, Call Marcie Lee at 480-967-7563 ******************************************************************************************************** MUSEUM INTERNSHIPS Summer 2008 The Museum of the Southern Jewish Experience seeks an incoming college junior or senior for an exciting, educational, and diverse internship experience in Mississippi. Interns will be involved in all aspects of the Museum’s programs. Duties may include: managing the museum collection and cataloging new acquisitions developing and implementing educational programs for youth and adults leading group tours assisting with traveling exhibits sponsored by the museum conducting historical and grant research helping in public relations and fund raising planning Jewish cultural programs This broad-based experience is ideal for students interested in southern and Jewish history, Jewish education, museum studies, arts administration, or marketing and public relations. Interns will receive free room and board at the Henry S. Jacobs Camp for Living Judaism in Utica, Mississippi, as well as a stipend. The interns will also have the opportunity to work with campers and staff to assist with educational programming based on Southern Jewish history. The internship will primarily include work at the Museum’s site in Utica, in addition to its other satellite location in Natchez, Mississippi, and at its offices in Jackson. For more information about this unique and exciting internship, please contact Kate Lubarsky at the Goldring/Woldenberg Institute of Southern Jewish Life; P. O. Box 16528, Jackson, MS 39236; 601-362-6357; klubarsky@isjl.org To apply please send your résumé and cover letter to klubarsky@isjl.org or on the web at www.isjl.org! ********************************************************************************************* History Internship Opportunity The Goldring/Woldenberg Institute of Southern Jewish Life, located in Jackson, Mississippi, is looking for summer interns to work with the director of its History Department. The Institute is dedicated to documenting, preserving, and interpreting the history of Jews living in the South. You can be a part of this exciting process of preserving the stories of past generations. Duties may include: l Historical research and writing l Road trips to southern communities to collect historical documents and information l Assisting our oral historian in interviewing subjects l Putting archival information on the ISJL website l Transcribing & indexing oral histories l Grant research and preparation l Assist with development of interpretive projects l Assist with planning and promotion of cultural events Interns will reside in Jackson, Mississippi and receive a stipend. The internship runs from June 2nd to August 8th. The Institute will help locate lodging, though interns will be responsible for paying room and board. For more information contact Dr. Stuart Rockoff at (601) 362-6357, rockoff@isjl.org, or consult our website: www.isjl.org. To apply, send resume and cover letter to Dr. Stuart Rockoff; Institute of Southern Jewish Life; P.O. Box 16528; Jackson, MS 39236, or rockoff@isjl.org. *************************************************************************************************** B’nai B’rith Camp on the Beautiful Oregon Coast This summer. . . LIVE . . . WORK. . . PLAY B’nai B’rith Camp has had a tradition of quality since 1921. We offer many outdoor activities including: ropes course, boating, water skiing, swimming, and all types of recreational sports. B.B. Camp also offers Jewish enrichment, trips, leadership training, performing arts, and arts and crafts to name just a few of the great activities run by an incredible staff! Come and share in the fun!** We are looking for Positive, Responsible People for a Variety of Camp Positions. To learn how you can join B’nai B’rith Camp’s international team of dedicated camp staff contact Rachel Rothstein, Associate Director, rrothstein@oregonjcc.org or employment at www.bbcamp.org.

Job Opportunities

Hillel Teaching Scholars Program

3 academic credit hours & $5000 for the 2008-2009 academic year If you are a highly motivated Jewish student, apply for the unique and award winning Hillel Teaching Scholars Program. Study child development, education methods and Judaism on Mondays while teaching your own Religious School class at a local synagogue.

Deadline to apply this semester is CLOSED

For more information for future openings, Call Marcie Lee at 480-967-7563

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MUSEUM INTERNSHIPS

Summer 2008

The Museum of the Southern Jewish Experience seeks an incoming college junior or senior for an exciting, educational, and diverse internship experience in Mississippi.

Interns will be involved in all aspects of the Museum’s programs. Duties may include:

managing the museum collection and cataloging new acquisitions
developing and implementing educational programs for youth and adults
leading group tours
assisting with traveling exhibits sponsored by the museum
conducting historical and grant research
helping in public relations and fund raising
planning Jewish cultural programs

This broad-based experience is ideal for students interested in southern and Jewish history, Jewish education, museum studies, arts administration, or marketing and public relations.

Interns will receive free room and board at the Henry S. Jacobs Camp for Living Judaism in Utica, Mississippi, as well as a stipend. The interns will also have the opportunity to work with campers and staff to assist with educational programming based on Southern Jewish history. The internship will primarily include work at the Museum’s site in Utica, in addition to its other satellite location in Natchez, Mississippi, and at its offices in Jackson.

For more information about this unique and exciting internship, please contact Kate Lubarsky at the Goldring/Woldenberg Institute of Southern Jewish Life; P. O. Box 16528, Jackson, MS 39236; 601-362-6357; klubarsky@isjl.org

To apply please send your résumé and cover letter to klubarsky@isjl.org or on the web at www.isjl.org!

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History Internship Opportunity

The Goldring/Woldenberg Institute of Southern Jewish Life, located in Jackson,
Mississippi, is looking for summer interns to work with the director of its History Department. The Institute is dedicated to documenting, preserving, and interpreting the history of Jews living in the South. You can be a part of this exciting process of preserving the stories of past generations.

Duties may include:

l Historical research and writing
l Road trips to southern communities to collect historical documents and information
l Assisting our oral historian in interviewing subjects
l Putting archival information on the ISJL website
l Transcribing & indexing oral histories
l Grant research and preparation
l Assist with development of interpretive projects
l Assist with planning and promotion of cultural events

Interns will reside in Jackson, Mississippi and receive a stipend. The internship runs from June 2nd to August 8th. The Institute will help locate lodging, though interns will be responsible for paying room and board.

For more information contact Dr. Stuart Rockoff at (601) 362-6357, rockoff@isjl.org, or consult our website: www.isjl.org.

To apply, send resume and cover letter to Dr. Stuart Rockoff; Institute of Southern Jewish Life; P.O. Box 16528; Jackson, MS 39236, or rockoff@isjl.org.

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B’nai B’rith Camp on the Beautiful Oregon Coast

This summer. . . LIVE . . . WORK. . . PLAY

B’nai B’rith Camp has had a tradition of quality since 1921. We offer many outdoor activities including: ropes course, boating, water skiing, swimming, and all types of recreational sports.

B.B. Camp also offers Jewish enrichment, trips, leadership training, performing arts, and arts and crafts to name just a few of the great activities run by an incredible staff!

Come and share in the fun!

We are looking for Positive, Responsible People for a Variety of Camp Positions.

To learn how you can join B’nai B’rith Camp’s international team of dedicated camp staff contact Rachel Rothstein, Associate Director, rrothstein@oregonjcc.org or employment at www.bbcamp.org.

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