Gabrielle Meisel Email & Phone Number

Chevy Chase Village, Md, Us

Washington Dc

J Street organizes pro-Israel, pro-peace, pro-democracy Americans to promote US policies that embody our deeply held Jewish and democratic values and that help secure the State of Israel as a democratic homeland for the Jewish people. We believe that only a negotiated resolution agreed to by Israelis and Palestinians can meet the legitimate needs and national aspirations of both peoples.

Rockville, Maryland, United States

- working with 7-12 year olds who are in the Bronze 1&2 groups under Olympic Head Coach Bruce Gemmell, Coach Dory Halbe, and Phil Kominski

Washington Dc-Baltimore Area

As the Director of Marketing for this D.C. based Mental Health Team Gabrielle's roles include:-Redesigning Intake Items to meet the needs of current and future clients-Designing, developing, testing, and launching new portal for clients-Redesigning the website of the practice to be more streamlined with improved SEO ( Search Engine Optimization)-Developing a strategy to improve communication with referring professionals-Developed an editorial calendar that mirrors important "Mental Health" months that exist throughout the year

Lod, Center District, Israel

SERVICE | LEARNING | CULTURAL IMMERSIONThe focus of the fellowship is to get to know the citizens of Israel and provide value to each of the environments that I will be assigned to work with.SERVICE |The core of the Yahel Social Change Fellowship is volunteer work. From designing youth programs at a local school to helping empower youth at risk or supporting the work of a grassroots nonprofit, you will work hand-in-hand with local organizations to create real change at the local level. By responding to community needs and using the individual skill set of each fellow, we are able to create tangible, fulfilling progress that leaves both the communities and our fellows better off than before.LEARNING |We believe in learning by doing; in action-oriented education and in relevant, profound experiences that encourage you not only to grow but to ask questions that spark conversation. Our courses range from learning about Israeli society to skill-building workshops and we strive to keep courses relevant. Throughout your time with us, weeks will be marked by seminars, meetings with local activists, peer-led learning, tours, and time for reflecting on it all.CULTURAL IMMERSION |The experience of living, volunteering, and learning in local communities will expose you to the rich diversity of Israel while you become part of the very communities you serve. Whether it’s at home in your apartment or celebrating a local holiday with a host family, you will have unlimited opportunities to learn Hebrew, experience real Israeli food and customs, and see the country through the eyes of a local. You’ll form relationships and create memories that last far longer than the fellowship itself.

Bethesda, Maryland, United States

For the summer of 2023 MCSL Season I will be a co-assistant head coach. The Head Coach is Connie Smink who is one of the top swim coaches in USA Swimming. OGC Dolphins are in the 2nd fastest division of this highly competitive league. Our swimmers are aged 5yrs to 18 yrs. and as coaches, our primary goal is to ensure an energetic, fun, rewarding summer that encourages all athletes to love the water, their teammates, and the experience that only happens each summer with your neighbors.Having swum this league since I was 9, as an athlete of Coach Sminks, as an NCAA athlete and as a leader in college athletics, I am confident of my skills to bring my best to the team and the community every day.MCSL is considered one of the fastest summer swim leagues in the USA/World...with many College Athletes and Olympians having gotten their toes wet in this league.

Bates College Student Government (BCSG) exists to provide voice and resources to student concerns. As part of this charge, it oversees, in conjunction with the support of the Office of Campus Life, all student clubs at Bates. BCSG works to further student interests at Bates to ensure an open, equitable, and accessible campus for all community members.BCSG meetings are open to all Bates community members. Meetings are on Wednesdays at 7 pm and are currently held in Commons 220, contact bcsg@bates.edu with any questions.BCSG meetings provide a forum for students to voice concerns and support, allowing BCSG to engage in advocacy and articulate student interests to the administration and faculty.

Lewiston, Maine, United States

Official chapter affiliated with Students Demand Action nationwide.Advocate for gun sense laws among the Bates student body and the state of Maine.Organize events with grassroots movements that fight for public safety measures and protect people from gun violence such as Moms Demand Action and Everytown for Gun Safety

Lewiston, Maine, United States

- Representatives of the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) promote and maintain among the Bates College student-athletes good sportsmanship, academic excellence, and involvement in the campus and local community.-SAAC members represent all intercollegiate student-athletes and each varsity sport as well as each of the club sport programs supported by Athletics.-SAAC representatives meet directly with the Director of Athletics and the SAAC Advisor on a regular basis and through that interaction, positively impact the general administration of the athletics program to the benefit of the intercollegiate sports participants.

Selected to be a Leader of Leaders and Senior Trainer for this most important experience for all incoming Bates Students|AESOP OVERVIEW |Our mission is to engage and empower every incoming Bates student to be their authentic selves through off-campus, student-led orientation programs. AESOP is committed to designing experiences that are accessible, fun, and catered to all skill levels. Through small-group experiences, we foster inclusivity, enduring friendships, and a strong connection to the place. AESOP welcomes each incoming student with warmth and compassion to the Bates community, providing them the foundation and confidence to navigate their first-year experience.AESOP Inclusivity Statement |Bates AESOP is committed to creating and maintaining experiences that are welcoming, equitable, and inclusive to individuals of all identities and backgrounds including, but not limited to, sex, gender, race, sexual orientation, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, religion, and age. Bates AESOP focuses on addressing the ever-present barriers to outdoor recreation and to forming social connections when transitioning to college and works with students to find solutions to reduce and remove the numerous barriers that prohibit individuals from full participation in the beginning of their college experience. Our mission is aspirational and always a work in progress, and we devote time and energy to hiring leaders who support this mission, as well as planning, organizing, and executing trips that foster an inviting environment. Bates AESOP strives to create a program where everyone feels included and heard.

Haifa District, Israel

- Perform GIS mapping to reveal the spatial trends of juvenile fish in the four Marine Protected Areas located along the Mediterranean coast- Attend research cruises with top Israeli researchers

Maine, United States

- lead, engage, and empower every incoming Bates student to be their authentic selves through off-campus, student-led orientation programs-foster inclusivity, enduring friendships, and a strong connection to place-provide freshmen the foundation and confidence to navigate their first-year experience-maintain experiences that are welcoming, equitable and inclusive to individuals of all identities and backgrounds including, but not limited to, sex, gender, race, sexual orientation, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, religion, and age

Vineyard Haven, Massachusetts, United States

Major - Environmental Studies | Minor - Anthropology, Human Culture

Activities and Societies: Varsity Swim Team(1st, 2nd, 3rd Years) Students Demand Action President(1st, 2nd, 3rd, & 4th year) Freshman.

Junior Year Abroad, Hebrew, Culture, Politics, & Anthropology, 3Rd Year

Activities and Societies: Training with the Maccabi Haifa, Israeli National Swim Team This was a wonderful experience to study in Israel.