Drexel Hillel Alumni Weekend 2012
Friday, May 4: Shabbat Services/Shabbat Dinner
James E. Marks Intercultural Center (30 S. 33rd Street)
6:00 PM: Shabbat Services
7:00 PM: Shabbat Dinner
$15.00 donation
Please RSVP by Monday, April 30th to: Rabbi Isabel de Koninck at (215) 895-2531, idekoninck@phillyhillel.org.
Saturday, May 5:
Alumni Family Picnic
Daskalakis Athletic Center
12-2 PM
Lancaster Walk (33rd & 34th Streets)
Come check out our table, we'll be serving FREE kosher food
Young Alumni Party
Landmark Americana (3333 Market Street)
9:00 PM-11:00 PM
Drink Specials: $2 Coors Light/Draft, and $3.50 Red/White Sangria
$10 (which includes admission to the event, and one free drink)
$50 (which includes membership to the Drexel Hillel Young Alumni Society, admission to the event, one free drink, and supports Drexel Hillel FREE Shabbat Dinners Initiative)
Please join Shaw Levin & Lonnie Snyder (Co-Chairs) for a great evening to meet, socialize, and network with young Jewish Alumni.
Click here to RSVP by Wednesday, May 2, 2012
(Please check off Drexel University on the online form, and in the comments section- please put Drexel Young Alumni Party)
For further questions, please contact Rachel Baum, Assistant Director of Institutional Advancement at (215) 898-8265, rbaum@phillyhillel.org.
Drexel Hillel Networking Event
Join us for a special evening of networking with Jewish alumni and friends of Hillel. The evening will include one on one speed networking, dinner by career area, and a panel on Jewish and professional experience post-Drexel.
Wednesday evening May 9th, 6:30pm - 8:30pm
AJ Drexel Picture Gallery, Main Building, 3141 Chestnut Street
Students, alumni and friends of Hillel should use this form to register. We look forward to seeing you in May!
Space is limited - Click here to register today.
Hillel Alternative Spring Break: Los Angeles
During Winter term, 10 Drexel Hillel students participated in a 6 session seminar on social justice and Judaism culminating in a 7 day service-learning trip to Los Angeles sponsored by Drexel Hillel in partnership with Jewish Funds for Justice. Over the course of the week in Los Angeles, students worked to serve the community and the earth while delving even deeper into themes of justice and Judaism. Visit the student blog from the trip to see pictures, videos and reflections on their experiences: http://servingtheland.blogspot.com/
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