Northeastern University Hillel · Student Engagement Form

Be a Student Engagement Intern!

Join hundreds of students across the country as they transform Jewish life for their peers.

Build relationships.

Connect to Jewish life.

Create meaningful Jewish opportunities.

Student Engagement Internships are designed to dramatically enhance Jewish life on campus. Each campus employs a cohort of students with broad social networks to build relationships with uninvolved Jewish students over the course of a year.
Each Intern is charged with building relationships with uninvolved Jewish students on campus. Serving as a resource to meaningful opportunities, the Student Engagement Interns strive to advance Jewish values in the context of their relationships.
Interns strive to understand students' interests, passions, and aspirations - and connect them to opportunities that the students may find meaningful and engaging.
Student Engagement Interns are given a budget to plan initiatives that identify them as relevant and Jewish, enable them to meet uninvolved Jewish students and follow-up with them in an authentic, comfortable, and open way. Initiatives have the dual purpose of attracting uninvolved students and advancing Jewish values.
The Interns provide on-going relationship-building, especially as follow-up to immersive and meaningful experiences such as Taglit-Birthright Israel and Alternative Break trips.
The Student Engagement Internships are on a significant number of campuses that have a large uninvolved Jewish population.

Name

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First Name

Last Name

What college/university do you attend?

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Cell Phone Number

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Email

Verify Email

Home Address

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Address Line 1

Address Line 2

City

State/Province

ZIP/Postal Code

Country

Current School Address

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Address Line 1

Address Line 2

City

State/Province

ZIP/Postal Code

Country

What is your major/concentration?

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Graduation Year

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Are you involved with any campus student groups or activities? If yes, please list which ones and any leadership roles you may have (had).

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Are you planning to be on campus for the full 2015-2016 academic year?

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Yes

No

If not, what are your plans for the fall and spring semesters?

Do you have a GPA of 3.0 or higher?

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Yes

No

Are you available and willing to attend summer training, Engagement Institute, from August 5th – August 9th, in St. Louis (transportation, room and board are covered)?

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Yes

No

What is the most creative project you’ve taken on or accomplished? What sparked this idea? What made it creative? Was it successful? Why or why not? What did you learn from the experience?

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(500 words maximum per Essay)

The focus of this Internship is building relationships with uninvolved Jewish students and connecting them to Jewish life. With this in mind, describe a time you reached out and built a relationship with someone new. How did you approach them?

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(500 words maximum per Essay)

We’ve all had conversations – the kinds that keep us up talking in our dining halls and dorm rooms and remain with us long afterwards. Describe a significant conversation that you’ve recently had or one that has been particularly relevant to your life.

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(500 words maximum per Essay)