Skills: Grassroots Marketing · Marketing · Social Media Marketing · Community Engagement · Non-profit Development

- Staffed international trips for over 80 students, building a community of friends and facilitating meaningful conversations about Jewish communities abroad and Jewish identity- Engaged with over 100 Jewish students per year through one-on-one meetings in order to foster connections within the Jewish communities of Columbia and Barnard- Orchestrated the catering, marketing, and participant registration for weekly Friday night dinners with an average attendance of 200 students- Composed and facilitated cohort fellowships in which college students learn about Jewish identity and Jewish values and how Judaism integrates into their everyday lives- Advised Columbia/Barnard Hillel student groups in the planning, marketing, and execution of weekly and monthly student-facing events and programs- Curated daily social media content on Instagram and composed weekly emails to advertise events and programs at Columbia/Barnard Hillel

- Coordinated the 2020-21 PeerCorps Education program, educating 30 middle and high school students on social justice issues through weekly classes and community-based service- Researched, designed, and taught a social justice-based curriculum through 25 Zoom sessions- Created partnerships with Pittsburgh community members and organizations to enhance the PeerCorps curriculum and service experience - Connected with over 150 teenagers and young adults through one-on-one meetings - Volunteered 750 hours with partner organizations committed to education justice- Mentored 3 First Year Fellows and led a 3-week orientation program to Repair the World and our partner organizations- Conceptualized and created accessible and inclusive community-wide programs focused on the intersection of Judaism and social justice