IACT Greek and Israel Engagement Coordinator

Rutgers Hillel

Role Overview

Join the passionate professional team at the Eva and Arie Halpern Hillel House on the Wilf Family Campus as the full-time IACT Greek and Israel Engagement Coordinator. IACT (Inspired, Active, Committed, Transformed) is an initiative that builds on the success of Taglit–Birthright Israel by providing support and inspiration to students before, during, and after their trip. This position specifically seeks to build more relationships with students involved in Greek Life and connect them to life-changing Birthright trips. 

The IACT Greek and Israel Engagement Coordinator will lead all initiatives to drive and strengthen Rutgers Hillel’s Birthright Israel programs. The IACT is responsible for the pre- and post-trip student experience, creating a complete and holistic experience that connects students more deeply to Rutgers Hillel and their own Jewish journey. They will plan and implement an exciting and innovative marketing and recruitment strategy for Winter and Summer Birthright Israel trips in consultation with Rutgers Hillel staff members, students, and strategic partners, and then staff those trips. This will include building and cultivating authentic relationships with students, creating engaging events, developing brand-centric marketing materials, supervising a team of recruitment interns, and managing an expansive program budget. The IACT will encourage students to become involved as leaders and participants in student-organized Jewish programming and groups, while directing them to and facilitating their participation in existing Israel-related opportunities on- and off-campus. 

This is a unique opportunity for someone who is skilled in building relationships, social media, organizing, marketing, event planning, and program development. The ideal candidate must be able to demonstrate outstanding interpersonal skills and previous successful implementation of creative ideas. They are also excited to engage students in Israel and in Jewish conversations and have a deep understanding of Jewish identity as a framework for shaping meaning, value, and purpose in the lives of emerging adults. 

The IACT Greek and Israel Engagement Coordinator will report to the Reform Community Educator and will work closely with the broader student-facing team to reach our goals of engaging all Jewish students on campus in ways that are meaningful to them. This position requires in-person work at Rutgers Hillel and, more importantly, outside the walls of our building!

What You’ll Do

• Actively strengthen Jewish life at Rutgers Hillel by recruiting students for Taglit-Birthright Israel trips.
• Expand the number of Birthright Israel trip participants from Rutgers through effective recruitment and marketing strategies, meeting students where they are–coffee shops, student centers, fraternity and sorority houses,and more! 
• Be the primary staff for Birthright Israel trips each season.
• Manage a team of Birthright Israel interns to reach a large and diverse Jewish student population.
• Build relationships with a broad range of students through meaningful conversations, connecting them with Jewish life on campus and relevant opportunities, particularly seeking out unengaged Greek Life students to introduce them to the Hillel community and our Israel opportunities.
• Establish relationships with leadership of Greek houses on campus.
• In collaboration with students and colleagues, develop ongoing engagement opportunities for interested program participants and alumni.
• Work collaboratively with our Jewish Agency Israel Fellow (Shlicha) to bring Israel to life on campus.
• Maintain records of events, attendance, and one-on-one interactions for measurement and ongoing evaluation.
• Serve as an active member of the broader team by staffing Shabbat dinners and other Hillel-wide experiences, including holiday celebrations and other large-scale programs.
• Participate in weekly supervision meetings with your supervisor, as well as weekly Student Life Team meetings, and monthly Staff Meetings.

A Day in the Life

• Having coffee (or tea, and lots of it!) with a student interested in getting involved in an immersive Israel experience, identifying their interests and following up with a connection to a student leader or further information
• Spending time on campus recruiting and relationship-building in public spaces (at least 60% of your time!)
• Creating Birthright recruitment strategy, including reaching out to prospective participants, tabling, and social media 
• Hosting a Shabbat gathering(s) for prospective participants
• Organize community-building experiences for Greek students with the intention of directing students towards Birthright
• Dedicating time to track your interactions in the database and send follow-up or check-in messages to students
• Supporting a student event in the evening where you meet students who have not yet been on Birthright Israel and invite them to have coffee next week

What You’ll Bring to the Job

• 0-3 years of professional work experience and a bachelor’s degree
• Experience in community organizing, Hillel, youth movements, camping, Israel education/advocacy, or experiential Jewish education is a plus.
• Experience in Greek Life strongly preferred.
• You are a dynamic engager with a passion for meeting people!
• You possess a relaxed vibe, but you are also strongly internally motivated and serious about your work. 
• You display a magnetic personality that recruits people to programs and events.
• You enjoy connecting with people from different backgrounds, with the goal of building authentic and meaningful relationships.
• You have excellent communication skills in person as well as through a variety of platforms. 
• You practice active listening skills and implement feedback willingly and quickly.
• You are committed to Hillel’s pluralistic vision of Jewish life.
• You are patient, compassionate, and calm under pressure with an understanding of emotional intelligence.
• You have the ability to manage projects with many moving parts; to set timetables and adhere to deadlines.
• You are able to work both independently and on a team.
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What You’ll Receive

• Competitive salary in the nonprofit marketplace, in the range of $45,000-50,000.
• A comprehensive benefits package, including health insurance, retirement plan, Life, AD&D and Long Term Disability (LTD) insurances, Flexible Spending accounts, generous vacation/sick time, and parental leave.
• High-level professional development, mentoring, and skill building opportunities.
• A network of terrific colleagues from across the Hillel movement.
• Travel regionally and abroad, particularly to Israel.

About Rutgers Hillel

One of America’s nine Colonial Colleges, chartered in 1766, Rutgers University has a unique history as a colonial college, a land-grant institution, and a state university. Rutgers-New Brunswick/Piscataway campus is home to some 36,039 undergraduates and 14,215 graduate students. With over 6,400 Jewish undergraduates and over 1,000 Jewish graduate students, Rutgers has the 2nd largest Jewish undergraduate population in the nation. Rutgers is ideally located within minutes of several major highways, less than an hour from Manhattan by car or train.

Rutgers Hillel is located on the College Avenue Campus, in the heart of the New Brunswick-Piscataway campus. The growth of Rutgers Hillel in recent years, along with a relatively recently completed new building, makes this an exciting and rewarding place to work.

Rutgers Hillel is affiliated with Hillel International. Hillel International enriches the lives of Jewish students so they may enrich the Jewish people and the world, and envisions a world where every student is inspired to make an enduring commitment to Jewish life, learning and Israel.

IACT Engagement Coordinator

CU Boulder Hillel

Role Overview

CU Boulder Hillel is seeking a passionate and motivated IACT Engagement Coordinator to enrich the lives of students and shape Jewish life on campus. The IACT Engagement Coordinator will possess contagious Jewish passion, entrepreneurial energy, strong leadership, and competitive networking skills. They will work together with the Hillel staff to innovate and develop strategies that will provide opportunities for students to build their Jewish network, connect to Israel and Judaism in meaningful ways, and positively impact each student's Jewish Journey.

The IACT Engagement Coordinator is a student-facing role that will work with a team to recruit, staff, and lead our Birthright Israel program. This role is responsible for the pre- and post-trip student experience, creating a complete and holistic experience that connects students to each other, CU Boulder Hillel, and their own Jewish journey. The IACT Engagement Coordinator will focus efforts in several communities, with a particular emphasis on the Greek Life student community, building relationships with their leadership, engaging students, and creating relevant and exciting Hillel programming to serve their needs.

What You’ll Do

• Actively strengthen Jewish life at CU Boulder by recruiting students for Birthright Israel, Hillel programming, and other immersive Israel travel experiences each year
• Be the primary staff for Birthright Israel trips each season
• Manage teams of Birthright, Greek life, and engagement interns to reach a large and diverse Jewish student population
• In collaboration with students and colleagues, develop ongoing engagement opportunities and programs for interested Birthright participants and alumni
• Build relationships with a broad range of students through meaningful conversations, connecting them with Jewish life on campus and relevant opportunities
• Develop, implement, and iterate a robust on-campus outreach strategy to find unengaged micro-communities of students, connecting them to the CU Boulder Hillel community and opportunities
• Participate in weekly supervision meetings with the Assistant Director, as well as weekly staff meetings, and frequent team check-ins and strategy sessions
• Admin - data, reporting, program & facility related tasks
• Complete administrative and building-related tasks necessary to support the success of the overall Hillel program and operation.

On a day to day basis you will

• Creating Birthright recruitment strategy, including reaching out to prospective participants, tabling, and social media 
• Having “coffee chats” with a student interested in getting involved in an Israel travel experience, identifying their interests and following up with a connection to a student leader for further information
• Spending time on campus recruiting/tabling in public spaces 
• Meeting with colleagues to discuss Birthright Israel recruitment and follow-up strategy
• Dedicating time to track your interactions in the database and send follow-up or check-in emails to students
• Supporting a student event in the evening where you meet two students who have not yet been on Birthright Israel and invite them to have coffee next week

What You’ll Bring to the Job

• 1-3 years of professional work experience and a bachelor’s degree
• Confidence initiating and running programs, and comfortable asking questions
• Creative problem-solving skills
• Positive attitude
• Ability to collaborate across teams of students and colleagues 
• An excitement, competitive drive, and willingness not to slow down until you have reached your recruitment goal
• Contagious passion for Birthright, and an enthusiasm to continue developing your own relationship to Judaism and Israel
• Previous experience traveling in Israel

What You’ll Receive

• Competitive salary in the nonprofit marketplace, $50,000-53,000 in year one.
• A comprehensive benefits package, including health insurance, retirement plan, Life, AD&D and Long Term Disability (LTD) insurances, Flexible Spending accounts, generous vacation/sick time, and parental leave
• High-level professional development, mentoring, and skill building opportunities
• A network of terrific colleagues from across the Hillel movement
• Travel regionally and abroad, particularly to Israel

About CU Boulder 

CU Boulder has an active Jewish campus community, both literally and figuratively. With more than 3,000 Jewish undergraduate students, CU Boulder Hillel is home to one of the largest and fastest-growing Jewish student populations in the country. The City of Boulder sits at the base of the Rocky Mountains, just minutes away from Denver, and is a great place to live as an early-career Jewish professional. Outside of campus you have access to hiking, skiing/snowboarding, beautiful landscapes, and plenty of shopping, dining, and nightlife. The community provides many opportunities to grow your network with an active young professional scene and countless ways to meet new people.

CU Boulder Hillel is affiliated with Hillel International. Hillel International enriches the lives of Jewish students so they may enrich the Jewish people and the world, and envisions a world where every student is inspired to make an enduring commitment to Jewish life, learning and Israel.

IACT Community Engagement Coordinator

Hillel at The University of Delaware

Role Overview

Hillel at the University of Delaware is seeking a full-time IACT Coordinator for Israel Engagement for its IACT Campus Program - IACT (Inspired, Active, Committed, Transformed). IACT is an initiative that builds on the success of Taglit –Birthright Israel by providing support and inspiration to students before and after their trip. This is a unique position for a candidate with 1-2 years of work experience and who is skilled in organizing, marketing, event planning, and program development. The ideal candidate must be able to demonstrate previous successful implementation of creative ideas.

The IACT Coordinator will work with students prior to their departure and upon their return from their Birthright Israel experiences developing activities to engage students in Jewish life on campus, by encouraging them to become involved as leaders and participants in student-organized Jewish programming and groups, and by directing them to and facilitating their participation in existing Israel-related opportunities on and off campus. You will be excited to engage students in Israel and in Jewish conversations, and will have a deep understanding of Jewish identity as a framework for shaping meaning, value and purpose in the lives of emerging adults. You’ll wake up each day (or at least most) and be genuinely excited and enthusiastic to help students explore, experience, and create vibrant connections to Israel and Jewish Life. This is so much more than your average 9-to-5.

What You’ll Do

• Actively strengthen Jewish life at the University of Delaware by recruiting 200+ students for Birthright Israel, Onward Israel, and other immersive Israel travel experiences each year
• Primary staff for Birthright Israel trips each season; recruit, coordinate and train remaining Birthright Israel trip staff members from the UD community
• Engage Birthright Israel participants in continued campus activities and Jewish life in the areas of Israel education/advocacy, community service, and Jewish life and learning; develop personalized follow-up and individual Jewish/Israel plans with Birthright alumni to deepen individuals’ connection to Jewish life.
• Manage Instagram account with over 1.2K followers
• Transform campus Jewish life, with the Birthright Israel participants as a core group through which others are engaged and brought into Jewish activities.
• Develop relationships with students from key campus demographics to support Israel engagement at UD
• Oversee Blue Hens for Israel student leadership team and oversee a robust group of interns.
• Work collaboratively with our Community Shaliach to bring Israel to life on campus.
• Maintain records of events and attendance for measurement and ongoing evaluation, website, weekly emails, and social media.
• Develop and implement a strategic blueprint for Israel engagement.
• Increase awareness on current Israel issues.
• Utilize data and partner with students and Hillel professionals to ensure a strategic approach to building Jewish life and community on campus
• Build and track at least 200 new relationships per year.
• Cultivate one-on-one relationships with Jewish students by meeting them where they live, work and/or study, utilizing creative methods to reach and interest them.
• Participate as a member of the Hillel staff team in weekly programs, Shabbat, and holiday activities.

On a day to day basis you will

• Facilitate a meeting of the Birthright Israel interns, reviewing strategy and reaching out to prospective participants
• Coffee with a student interested in getting involved in an Israel travel experience, identifying their interests and following up with a connection to a student leader or further information
• Spend time on campus with a few Birthright Interns, recruiting in public spaces 
• Meet with colleagues to discuss Onward Israel and Birthright Israel recruitment and follow-up strategy
• Dedicate time to note your interactions in the database and send follow-up or check-in emails to students
• Support a student event in the evening where you meet two students who have not yet been on Birthright Israel and invite them to have coffee next week

What You’ll Bring to the Job

• 0-3 years of professional work experience and a bachelor’s degree
• Self-driven, motivated, and energetic, as well as enthusiastic about Israel programming and travel.
• Confidence in initiating and running programs, and comfortable asking questions.
• Excellent follow-through on projects and the ability to multi-task.
• Ability to manage projects with many moving parts, set timetables, and adhere to deadlines.
• Prior travel experience in Israel and a familiarity with Israel and Judaism.
• Excellent organizational, written, and verbal communication skills.
• Experience with Jewish education and outreach.
• BA or equivalent.
• Proven leadership skills and the capacity for effective teamwork and group leadership.
• 1-3 years of professional work experience and a bachelor’s degree
• Sales or recruitment experience, either through a job, campus organization, or as a volunteer.
• Inability to get off an airplane without making a new friend.
• An understanding that our students will connect with Israel in various ways.
• Willingness to admit what you don’t know and excitement to learn in those areas.
• Creative problem-solving.
• Interest in continuing to develop your relationship to Judaism and Israel.

What You’ll Receive

• Competitive salary in the non-profit marketplace. The salary range for this role is $46,000 - $51,000
• A comprehensive benefits package, including health insurance and generous vacation/sick time
• Travel regionally and abroad, particularly to Israel
• Excellent professional development, mentoring, and skill-building opportunities.
• Unlimited paid coffee engagements with students.
• Travel to Israel 2-3 times a year.

Hillel at the University of Delaware is affiliated with Hillel International. Hillel International enriches the lives of Jewish students so they may enrich the Jewish people and the world, and envisions a world where every student is inspired to make an enduring commitment to Jewish life, learning and Israel.

IACT Coordinator for Israel Engagement

Clark University Hillel

Role Overview

The IACT Coordinator for Israel Engagement will work under the supervision of the Hillel executive Director to manage and bolster the success of ClarkU Hillel with a focus on Israel engagement. The IACT Coordinator for Israel Engagement will be a dynamic self-starter, capable of envisioning and delivering upon a plan to grow the number of students engaged with Hillel, connecting to Israel, and thus traveling on ClarkU Hillel’s Birthright Israel trips. They will provide support and inspiration to Birthright Israel participants before and after their trip. The IACT Coordinator will develop transformative experiences that engage participants in Hillel and Jewish life and will enable students to think meaningfully about how they want to grow in their Jewish identities, and what role Israel will play in their lives.

The IACT Coordinator for Israel Engagement will possess contagious Jewish passion, entrepreneurial energy, strong leadership, and networking skills. The IACT Coordinator for Israel Engagement, will become an active member of the Hillel staff, and will work with a diverse student body and will innovate, grow, and experiment with models of Jewish experience, community, prayer, and service that will influence the future of American Judaism.  

What You’ll Do

• Build hundreds of personal relationships with students.
• Manage ClarkU Hillel’s Birthright Israel program including recruitment, interviews,   pre-trip orientations, and improving the trip experience.
• Participate in ClarkU Hillel E-board, coordinating council and Israel/Diaspora  Committee meetings.
• Communicate regularly with Clark Hillel Leaders.
• Recruit 2 Israel Engagement Interns and coordinate their efforts to reach a diverse Jewish student population through coffee meetings, tabling and social media outreach.
• Coordinate and teach Jewish Learning Fellowships and/or Kol Yisroel programs.
• Keep statistics of student involvement iand encourage Clark E-board to enter all engagements.
• Together with our student leaders and Hillel Director, coordinate and participate in Erev Shabbat activities and Hillel-wide events, such as campus-based holiday meals and celebrations, bagel brunches, retreats, and outings.
• Together with the Hillel Director, oversee the IACT Birthright Budget and provide oversight for the use of funds by student groups
• Attend staff meetings and participate with regular supervision with the Hillel Director.

What You’ve Accomplished

• 1 - 3 of years of professional work experience
• Bachelor’s degree required.

What You’ll Bring to the Job

• Entrepreneurial energy, a passion for all things Israel, and highly developed logistical skills
• Creativity, the ability to thrive in a fast-paced environment, ability to take initiative, interest in professional growth, and excellent interpersonal, communication, and leadership development skills
• Capability to work both independently and as part of a team
• Ability to prioritize and handle multiple assignments

What You’ll Receive

• Competitive salary in the non-profit marketplace. The salary for this role is $50,000.
• A comprehensive benefits package, including health insurance stipend and generous vacation/sick time
• Great professional development, mentoring, and skill building opportunities
• Travel regionally and abroad, particularly to Israel
• High-level professional development, mentoring, and skill building opportunities
• A network of terrific colleagues from across the Hillel movement
• Be part of a supportive Jewish community in Central Mass

Clark University Hillel is affiliated with Hillel International. Hillel International enriches the lives of Jewish students so they may enrich the Jewish people and the world, and envisions a world where every student is inspired to make an enduring commitment to Jewish life, learning and Israel.

Role Overview

Positions available in multiple locations across the US beginning Fall Semester 2026. This posting is for anticipated openings. While we will conduct preliminary interviews based on applications submitted through this posting, we will also reach out to qualified candidates to engage in a campus-specific review process once individual roles are posted. Note that positions are anticipated to open on a rolling basis through summer 2026. Specific titles, compensation, and experience required/preferred vary by campus Hillel.

Do you love meeting new people? Are you always inviting friends to things you care about, and making sure they actually show up? Do you believe the best experiences are better when shared? As an IACT professional, you’ll do exactly that. You’ll build meaningful relationships and connect students to Birthright Israel and each other. 

Make a lasting impact on Jewish life as an IACT professional (Inspired, Active, Committed, Transformed), Hillel's innovative strategy that harnesses the power of Birthright. In addition to guiding students on impactful Birthright experiences, IACTs build campus communities prior to their departure and upon their return. IACTs are excited to engage students in Israel and in Jewish conversations and have a deep understanding of Jewish identity as a framework for shaping meaning, value, and purpose in the lives of emerging adults. They wake up each day (or at least most!) excited to help students explore and create vibrant connections to Israel and Jewish Life.

This is an in-person and on-campus role available at a variety of locations.

What You’ll Do

• Travel to Israel with college students while leading immersive experiences
• Build meaningful connections with students and seek out students who are not yet involved in Jewish life
• Serve as a thought partner and entrepreneurial leader for the campus Hillel’s student life staff and engagement strategy
• Recruit, coordinate, and curate a meaningful Birthright Israel experience for students 
• Staff Shabbat dinners and help celebrate holidays with the campus community
• Manage campus Hillel’s Birthright Israel program, including recruitment, interviews, pre-trip orientations, and creating the most impactful trip experience
• Create ways to elevate student passions and craft experiences that reflect the interests of the student body
• Manage post-trip engagement and develop Jewish experiences and opportunities for Birthright Israel alumni
• Support recruitment for other immersive experiences in Israel including Onward Israel, Masa Israel, and Maccabee Task Force
• Develop and nurture relationships with University personnel and partners throughout campus
• Attend staff meetings and participate in regular supervision with supervisor
• Collaborate with other Hillel staff to help shape and develop the mission of the campus Hillel

What You’ll Bring to the Job

• Bachelor’s degree required
• 0-5 years of experience, dependent on local Hillel needs and position specifics
• Entrepreneurial energy and a passion for Judaism, Israel, and the Jewish People
• Creativity, the ability to thrive in a fast-paced environment, ability to take initiative, interest in professional growth, excellent interpersonal communication, and leadership development skills
• Prior travel experience in Israel, preferably on a Birthright Israel trip
• Capability to work both independently and as part of a team
• Ability to prioritize and handle multiple assignments
• Things may not always go according to plan, but you are willing to take risks and learn from your wins as well as your losses

What You’ll Receive

• Competitive salary in the non-profit marketplace. The salary range for this role is commensurate based on experience, with the average salary being $48,000, depending on experience, location, title, and job description at the individual locations. Please note that this scale is based on several different openings and might be higher or lower in some specific locations’ job postings. 
• Title varies depending on job description and location. 
• A comprehensive benefits package, including health insurance and generous vacation/sick time
• Great professional development, mentoring, and skill-building opportunities
• 100% paid travel to US-based conferences and professional development gatherings
• 100% paid travel regionally and abroad, particularly to Israel, multiple times per year
• A cohort of like-minded colleagues to collaborate and grow with
• Unlimited coffee/hot chocolate

About IACT

IACT (Inspired, Active, Committed, Transformed) is Hillel’s comprehensive strategy that leverages Birthright Israel to transform Jewish life on campus. Currently active on 32 campuses across the United States, IACT seeks to engage a critical mass of less affiliated first and second year students in Jewish life on campus by inspiring, activating and propelling these young adults on a Jewish journey. By ensuring that every Jewish student has the opportunity to participate in a meaningful immersive Israel experience and be supported on a journey of Jewish discovery before, during, and after that experience, IACT builds a connected and committed campus community. This is a unique position for a candidate who has a passion for recruiting and is skilled in organizing, marketing, event planning, and program development.

Greek Life and IACT Coordinator

Michigan State University 

Role Overview

Make your mark on Jewish student life by joining Michigan State University Hillel as the Greek Life and IACT Coordinator. IACT Campus Program - IACT (Inspired, Active, Committed, Transformed) is an initiative that builds on the success of Taglit Birthright Israel by providing community, support, and inspiration to students before and after their trip.

The Greek Life and IACT Coordinator will support students before and after their Taglit-Birthright Israel experiences, creating opportunities for them to stay engaged in Jewish life on campus. They will encourage students to take on leadership roles, participate in student-led Jewish programming, and connect with Israel-related opportunities both on and off campus. This role is more than just a job—it’s a chance to wake up each day (or at least most!) feeling genuinely excited and motivated to help students explore, experience, and build meaningful connections to Israel. This is so much more than your average 9-to-5.  

MSU Hillel is “the place to be” for more than 2,700 Jewish students at MSU. Students take ownership of Hillel as their Jewish community center on campus. Our mission is to enrich the lives of Jewish students so that they may enrich the Jewish people and the world. Together, we are building a new generation of Jewish leaders.

What You’ll Do

• You’ll actively expand the number of Birthright Israel trip participants from Michigan State University through effective recruitment and marketing strategies.
• Encouraging Birthright Israel participants to stay involved in Jewish life through Israel education, advocacy, community service, and learning. Providing personalized follow-up to help alumni strengthen their connection to Judaism, Israel and Hillel.
• Strengthening campus Jewish life by using Birthright Israel participants as a core group to engage and connect others.
• Advising and overseeing the activities of student groups relating to Jewish Life/Israel programming and education.
• Develop relationships with Jewish students from different groups on campus (Greek life, majors, etc.) and non-affiliated Jewish students to help them register for upcoming Birthright Israel Trips.
• Meet with students to help connect them with leadership roles in Hillel.
• Work with Spartans for Israel and Spartans to Israel student groups to execute small and large-scale campus programs

What You’ll Bring to the Job

• 0-2 years professional work experience.
• Bachelor's degree.
• Self-driven, motivated, energetic, and enthusiastic about Israel programming and travel.
• Self-starting and motivated to seek out opportunities and projects.
• Comfortable presenting in front of groups - outgoing and personable.
• Excellent follow-through on projects and the ability to multitask.
• Ability to manage projects with many moving parts, set timetables, and adhere to deadlines.
• Prior travel experience in Israel and a familiarity with Israel and Judaism.
• Excellent organizational, written, and verbal communication skills.
• Experience with Jewish education and outreach.
• Knowledge of Israeli society and culture.
• Knowledge of or experience with Greek life. 
• Strong Marketing Background.
• Proven leadership skills and the capacity for effective teamwork and group leadership

What You’ll Receive

• Competitive salary in the nonprofit marketplace. The salary band for this role is $45,000 - $55,000 based on experience. 
• A comprehensive benefits package, including medical, dental, and vision benefits, paid phone plan, 403b match after two years, generous vacation/sick time, and parental leave.
• Great professional development, mentoring, and skill-building opportunities.
• Travel regionally and abroad, particularly to Israel

About Michigan State University Hillel

MSU Hillel is the hub for over 2,700 Jewish students at Michigan State University, offering a vibrant, student-driven experience. Our team works closely with student leaders to create and execute more than 250 programs and initiatives each year. More than just a center for Jewish life, Hillel is a true “home away from home”—a close-knit, welcoming, and unmistakably Midwestern community (#PureMichigan). Located in the heart of East Lansing, just minutes from the State Capitol, students and professionals alike enjoy the charm of a classic college town, the excitement of Big Ten athletics, seasonal favorites like the cider mill, and a growing Lansing food scene.

Michigan State Hillel is affiliated with Hillel International. Hillel International enriches the lives of Jewish students so they may enrich the Jewish people and the world, and envisions a world where every student is inspired to make an enduring commitment to Jewish life, learning and Israel.