Hillel at ASU offers many programs and opportunities for Jewish undergraduate and graduate students.  Weekly programs include: Tuesday Lunch which is a kosher lunch offered to the students and Shabbat Services and Dinner.  Some of our highlight programs of the year include:

Hillel at ASU also offers many internships and scholorships which include:

• The Joan Frazer Memorial Award in the Arts
• Every spring semester students submit proposals creating original artistic expressions which portray Judaism.  Proposals eligible for consideration include the full range of artistic disciplines: design, dance, painting, sculpture, ceramic, photography, creative writing, literature, media arts, music performance, composition, theatre, art education, architecture and multi-diciplinary projects.  Students whose proposals are selected will recieve $1,500.
  

• The Debra Goldstein Memorial Photography Contest
• Every spring semester students are encouraged to turn in two photos that creatively represent a Judaic theme and tie it to their lives as Jews.  The winning photographs receive prizes ranging from $50 - $500.  The prizes for 2006-2007 were already given.  Look for more information starting in the fall of 2007.  For more information contact Shotsy Abramson at 480-967-7563.
  
• Parking scholars
• Each semester Hillel at ASU has four - five students who volunteer five hours a week at the Hillel building.  In return these students can park at Hillel for the entire school year.
  
• Frazin Publicity Intern
• Turken Administrative Intern
• Hillel Teaching Scholars Program for the Training of Religious School Teachers
  
• Each year Hillel hires four - five undergraduate students who are part of the Hillel Teaching Scholars Program for the Training of Religious School Teachers.  These students receive three units of academic credit at ASU, $4,500 and learn how to teach religious school.  For more information please call Rabbi Lee at 480-967-7563.

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