Nomi Mitchell Email & Phone Number

• Managed the recruitment, educational training, and logistics for the Maccabi Educator Fellowship in 2022.• Assisted in the coordination and implementation of The iCenter’s certificate Programs (Birthright Israel Fellows, Conflicts of Interest, RootOne).• Developed immersive Israel education experiences for educators.• Managed registration and data for iCenter Certificate Programs.• Strategized, planed, leaded, and facilitated educational projects of all sizes.• Experienced Team Member - Ensure success of in-person and virtual educational experiences, with a focus on building individual relationships with all participants.• Supported Director of Communications in social media strategies around iCON and other iCenter experiences.• Collaborated with team members to develop program materials, guidelines, and standards, ensuring high-quality delivery and consistency across all certificate program offerings.• Spearheaded organizational Climate Action Plan in partnership with Adamah.

Greater Seattle Area

• Built and sustained relationships with participants, fostered micro-communities, served as a community resource, and nurtured the growth of their Jewish identities, wherever they find themselves on their own spiritual journeys. • Developed and oversaw a wide range of programs, including Shabbat and holiday celebrations, community building events, social justice projects and Jewish learning opportunities. Identify uninvolved Jewish young adult populations and develop strategies for connecting with, engaging and serving them. • Supported and developed young adult volunteer leaders through group skill-building and one-on-one meetings. • Fostered relationships with other Seattle Jewish institutions including Moishe House and local young adult synagogue groups to support Jconnect/Young Adult initiatives.

• Collaborated with the Director of Jewish Engagement to plan, develop, and execute Israel education and engagement programs • Managed the day-to-day aspects of the Federation’s role in bringing Israeli and or other World Jewry visitors to the community, including Israeli Emissaries • Worked with the Israel and World Jewry Committee to establish organizational priorities, identify partnership opportunities and guide allocations to Israel and overseas• Provided oversight for the Teen Israel Experience Scholarship and award processes

Staffed 18 Birthright Israel trips through various trip organizers

Greater Atlanta Area

• Created, promoted, implemented, and followed up on social events, holiday and Shabbat programming, co-ed sports leagues, community service, and networking• Identified, recruitied, and tracked young adults in the Greater Atlanta Jewish Community• Managed the MJCCA Young Adults Division annual program budget• Operated MJCCA Young Adult social media networks

Greater Boston Area

Goals • Established a sense of energy and excitement about the wonderful opportunity of visiting Israel through the Birthright Israel Program • Expanded the number of Taglit-Birthright Israel trip participants. • Elevated the Birthright experience through trip enhancements, innovative approaches to informal education before during and after the trip and exciting group building opportunities. • Promoted the ongoing engagement of Birthright participants in Jewish life at Boston University • Ensured that students reap the maximal benefits of Birthright Israel through thoughtful pre and post trip programs and activities Responsibilities • Organized and oversee recruitment and marketing efforts to increase the number of Birthright participants. • Developed opportunities to advance one-on-one recruitment and engagement of students to build relationships that will be sustained through the trip and upon return. • Played a lead role in elevating each Birthright experiences through innovative trip enhancements and creative opportunities to promote group building and strong relationships among participants. • Oversaw the administrative efforts involved with signing students up for the program and ensuring that all travel arrangements are in place (eg. ensuring that students have up-to-date passports) • Participated in Birthright trips and work in close partnership with the Israel tour educators and other Birthright Israel staff to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience. • Followed up with students upon return both individually as well as through group reunions and gatherings.

Ithaca, New York Area

• Developed one-on-one relationships with Jewish students by meeting them where they live, work and/or study• Created and facilitated two campus wide social programs per week• Managed teams of student leaders in implementing small and large scale social programs • Populated and managed database of programs for evaluation and efficiency • Advised Cornell Hillel clubs and committees , such as: Social Engagement Committee, Jewish Greek Council and Beketsev Dance Troupe • Advised Cornell University physical education course 1161: Latin- Israeli Dance • Recruited, trained, and supervised Taglit-Birthright Israel Recruitment Interns

Greater Boston Area

• Created over 50 flyers promoting Hillel sponsored events distributed throughout campus• Oversaw and updated the Hillel events calendar• Managed contact lists for donors, students and alumni, consisting of over 5,000 names • Collaborated with the Program Director to develop and initiate new student centered programming • Coordinated the set up and break down for Hillel events Taglit- Birthright Israel Recruitment Intern• Organized and attended recruitment events, such as Info Sessions and Orientations• Designed and ran on-campus advertising campaign • Engaged with students interested in registering for Northeastern’s Taglit-Birthright Israel trip

New Hampshire

• Scheduled and led programs for campers (evening activities and Jewish educational programs)• Supervised the staff and ensured high morale by caring for and prioritizing mental health of summer staff• Acted as problem-solver and leader by dealing with day-to-day issues from campers and counselors • Created and implemented new games and activities for campers which are still being used by the camp unit heads

Israel

• Provided response to Search and Rescue events and was trained for non- conventional events (aftermath of use of nuclear, chemical and biological munitions)• Engaged in regular security operations, such as arrests of saboteurs and terrorists, ambushes, manning roadblocks and security checkpoints, and guard duty.

Master'S Degree, Israel Education

Israel Education Graduate Certificate, Israel Education

Bachelor'S Degree, Religion And Jewish Studies, Minor In History

Activities and Societies: Hillel