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Chicago, IL · On-site

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Jewish Writers focus on creating literary, creative, or personal content, often in books or blogs, while Jewish Journalists primarily report news, conduct investigations, and work within media outlets. Both roles require strong writing skills, but their work environments and objectives differ significantly.

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Jewish Writers often work closely with editors and cultural consultants to ensure that their writing accurately and sensitively represents Jewish culture, traditions, and history. This collaboration might involve sharing drafts, engaging in open discussions about content, and seeking feedback on specific cultural references or themes. Such teamwork helps prevent unintentional misrepresentations and ensures that the final work resonates authentically with Jewish and broader audiences. Additionally, working with consultants can provide valuable insights that enrich the narrative and deepen its impact.

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To thrive as a Jewish Writer, you need strong writing and research skills, a solid understanding of Jewish history, culture, and traditions, and often a relevant degree in literature, journalism, or Jewish studies. Familiarity with content management systems, publishing platforms, and sometimes proficiency in Hebrew or Yiddish are valuable technical assets. Creativity, cultural sensitivity, and the ability to engage diverse audiences are crucial soft skills in this role. These skills ensure authentic, impactful storytelling that resonates with readers and accurately represents Jewish experiences.

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A Jewish writer is an author who identifies as Jewish and often incorporates Jewish themes, history, culture, or religious perspectives into their work. This can include fiction, non-fiction, poetry, journalism, or other forms of writing. Jewish writers may address topics relevant to Jewish identity, heritage, and contemporary issues, or simply bring a unique perspective shaped by their background. Their work can be in any language and is not limited to religious content.
Jewish Student Life Director at Mines Hillel, Hillel of Colorado (Part-Time)

Jewish Student Life Director at Mines Hillel, Hillel of Colorado (Part-Time)

Hillel International

Golden, CO • On-site

$25 - $35/hr

Part-time

Posted 9 days ago

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Mines Hillel Jewish Student Life Director (Part-Time)
Hillel of Colorado - Colorado School of Mines Hillel
Overview
Hillel of Colorado (Hillel) seeks a part-time employee beginning July 1, to serve as Mines Hillel Jewish Student Life Director. In this role, the Jewish Student Life Director will empower students to craft and implement strategies that engage and support diverse and pluralistic Jewish student life on the Mines Hillel campus. As Director, you will be the primary relationship-builder growing Jewish student life at Mines Hillel and will work closely with the Mines Hillel student leaders and Hillel of Colorado Assistant Director to identify opportunities cultivate potential Hillel students. This role is critical to building a sustainable, student-led Hillel at the Colorado School of Mines.
Our Hillel, one of over 500+ North American affiliates of Hillel International and an independent 501(c)3, is a multi-campus Jewish student engagement organization that strengthens college students' connections to Jewish life by providing programs and engagement opportunities in our warm, welcoming homes-away-from-home for 2,000+ Jewish college students and their friends in Colorado.
This role may be a great fit for you if you're excited to make an impact on Jewish life in our students and help create leaders of today and tomorrow; if you bring strong Jewish cultural competency; if Hillel's mission, vision, and goals resonate deeply with you; if you have the required skills and are committed to continuous professional growth; if you're a compassionate team player who finds joy in inspiring others; and if you're eager to contribute your expertise to strengthening our organizational culture.
What You'll Do
  • Engage students on campus a minimum of 2-3 days a week through one-on-one meetings, small groups, tabling, pop-ups and other planned events.
  • Conduct 5-10 meaningful student interactions per week
  • Maintain consistent engagement with the Mines Hillel community through GroupMe communication and/or text outreach
  • Collaborate with the student leaders to identify and cultivate Hillel students, increasing the number of those who participate in Hillel events on campus
  • Along with the Assistant Director of Hillel of Colorado, develop strategies to engage a diverse and pluralistic Hillel population.
  • Support development of student leaders who take ownership of their own community and aspects of Hillel programming.
  • Document and track student engagement using Hillel's metric tools and assist us in connecting families to our mission.
  • Represent Hillel of Colorado's values on campus and in the community as you cultivate a spirit of open and pluralistic Jewish life on the Mines campus
  • Serve as a key connector between Hillel and campus faculty, staff, and partners to increase visibility and support for Jewish student life.
  • Ensure the planning and execution of Shabbat, holiday, learning, and social programs that are consistent, meaningful, and student-driven.
What You've Accomplished
  • 1-3 years of work experience is required. Related life experience and previous connection to a nonprofit or mission-driven organization is a plus.
  • We will consider a range of candidates' experiences and credentials
  • Demonstrated success working with students or teenagers and advocating for Jewish life engagement; a strong commitment to pluralistic, diverse Jewish life; and success creating and managing a work plan.
What You'll Bring to the Job
  • A commitment to Hillel's mission, values, and goals, and a passion for building Jewish student life.
  • Knowledge of Jewish culture and ritual, and the ability to connect students to Jewish life in meaningful ways.
  • A genuine appreciation for pluralism and engaging diverse Jewish identities and perspectives.
  • Strong relationship-building skills and the ability to connect authentically with students and partners.
  • Initiative, flexibility, and a willingness to take risks, learn, and grow in a start-up-like campus environment.
  • Ability to work independently and collaboratively, with openness to taking on evolving responsibilities as needed.
  • A sense of ownership in creating and maintaining a welcoming, student-centered space.
  • Curiosity, follow-through, and a positive, approachable presence.
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills.
  • Comfort with basic technology, including Microsoft Office and social media.
What You'll Receive
  • Compensation of $25-$35 per hour depending on experience.
  • Mileage and expense reimbursement.
  • An opportunity for conference travel and executive coaching.
  • Professional development skill building opportunities as a member of a collaborative team.
  • A flexible work-schedule.
  • The chance to wake up every day knowing you can make a real and lasting difference in the world and in the lives of your students.
About Hillel of Colorado
Hillel of Colorado inspires Jewish students to cultivate a lifelong connection to Jewish life, learning, and Israel. As an independent 501(c)3 affiliated with Hillel International, it serves over 2,000 Jewish students across metro Denver and northern Colorado, providing a welcoming, pluralistic community. With hubs at the University of Denver (DU) and Colorado State University (CSU), as well as a newly established presence at Denver's Auraria Campus, Hillel fosters student leadership, Jewish learning, and social engagement. Programs include Shabbat dinners, holiday celebrations, and campus-wide events, offering students meaningful opportunities to connect with their heritage and peers. Colorado School of Mines is our newest campus, which in 2025 added the first ever part time staff member in Golden, CO.
At DU, Hillel engages more than 400 students annually, with weekly events and large holiday gatherings, while at CSU, participation has grown to over 300 students per year. Shabbat dinners attract 30-60 students on average, with major events drawing up to 200 attendees. In it's very first year, Mines Hillel saw well over 100 students join in Hillel programming. CSU Hillel's large-scale programs, such as Holocaust remembrance events and interfaith gatherings, engage more than 1,000 students. Hillel continues to expand its reach, ensuring Jewish students across Colorado's campuses have a vibrant, supportive community that enhances their college experience and strengthens their Jewish identity.
About Hillel International
In 1923, Rabbi Benjamin Frankel started Hillel with humble means, a noble mission and a breathtaking vision: to convey Jewish civilization to a new generation. Today, Hillel International continues to enrich the lives of Jewish students and is the largest Jewish campus organization in the world at nearly 1,000 colleges and universities across North America and around the world. As Hillel evolves as an organization, the mission remains steadfast: to create lasting connections with every Jewish student that foster an enduring commitment to Jewish life, learning, and Israel and train them to become the next Jewish leaders.
Hillel is an equal opportunity employer. We are committed to creating an accepting and inclusive environment for all.

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