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Adah Hetko is listed as Specializing in development, coordination and delivery of programming that celebrates culture. Ten years of experience connecting with and supporting students in academic and intercultural settings. at YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, based in Boston, Massachusetts, United States. AeroLeads shows a matched LinkedIn profile for Adah Hetko.
Adah Hetko previously worked as Teaching Assistant at Yivo Institute For Jewish Research and Religious School Teacher at Congregation Dorshei Tzedek. Adah Hetko holds Jewish Studies, Yiddish from Indiana University Bloomington.
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I am passionate about developing and delivering educational and community-building programs with a focus on celebrating culture. I have experience working with undergraduates, adults and children of all ages in academic programs, museums and informal education settings. I bring experience with storytelling and music, Jewish education and interfaith and inter-cultural programming as well as strong skills in administration and communications.
Listed skills include Research, Event Planning, Workshop Facilitation, Report Writing, and 11 others.
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Manhattan, Ny
• Collaborate closely with the YIVO Education team to assist an international cohort of students and faculty members with their technology needs related to coursework. • Teach weekly Yiddish language study hall sessions to provide students with extra support and connect them with resources for further learning.
Greater Boston Area
• Develop and deliver lessons for students ages 5-12 on Jewish culture and religious practice with a focus on peace, justice, and intersectional community-building
Amherst, Ma
• Planned and led Yiddish-language activities for 21 undergraduate and graduate students, fostering community and teaching Yiddish language and culture
Amherst, Massachusetts
• Taught sessions for visiting middle and high-school students on Jewish culture and the Yiddish language • Led public and private tours of the Yiddish Book Center’s exhibits and collections • Researched Yiddish literature and culture for upcoming exhibit
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
• Curated and coordinated 30 events for five days of programming• Served as the main point of contact and support for 35 faculty members
Bloomington, Indiana Area
• Prepared bibliographic materials for a book manuscript on 19th Century American cantors• Coordinated digital humanities project mapping publications of 19th century cantorial music
Lexington, Va
• Supported 3-week wilderness camping adventures for groups of 12 teenagers for Teen Adventure Quaker Camp (Baltimore Yearly Meeting)
Vassar College (Poughkeepsie, Ny)
• Supported ten religious and spiritual student groups and fostered their partnerships• Supervised and mentored seven student interns and worked with them to organize and deliver campus-wide programming • Assistant advisor to Vassar Jewish Union and interim advisor and manager for the Bayit Jewish Life Center, January-March 2014 and May-June 2015• Developed collaborative programming with Vassar College’s Women Center, LGBTQ center and ALANA Center for Students of Color• Served on the Vassar College New Student Orientation committee• Designed and facilitated a segment featuring seven student storytellers for “I Am Vassar,” an orientation event that introduces incoming students to language around diversity and identity
Poughkeepsie, New York, United States
• Served as live-in staff at Strong House (at the time an all-women’s dorm)• Supported student leadership and assisted with social and educational programming • Co-authored a proposal to expand a student fellowship program for peer-to-peer support
Lexington, Va
• Led 3-week wilderness camping adventures for groups of 12 teenagers for Teen Adventure Quaker Camp (Baltimore Yearly Meeting)
• Collaborated with college offices, student groups and Oberlin-area non-profits to organize Interfaith Community Service Day each semester.
Activities and Societies: Bonner Scholars, OSCA (Oberlin Student Cooperative Association), Johnson House, WOBC, Oberlin Acapelicans
Activities and Societies: Sudar Foundation Volunteer
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Adah Hetko works for YIVO Institute for Jewish Research.
Adah Hetko is listed as Specializing in development, coordination and delivery of programming that celebrates culture. Ten years of experience connecting with and supporting students in academic and intercultural settings. at YIVO Institute for Jewish Research.
Adah Hetko is based in Boston, Massachusetts, United States while working with YIVO Institute for Jewish Research.
Adah Hetko has worked for Yivo Institute For Jewish Research, Congregation Dorshei Tzedek, National Yiddish Book Center, Klezkanada, and Indiana University Bloomington.
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Adah Hetko holds Jewish Studies, Yiddish from Indiana University Bloomington.
Adah Hetko is listed with skills including Research, Event Planning, Workshop Facilitation, Report Writing, Storytelling, Transmedia Storytelling, Interviewing Skills, and Songwriting.
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