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In recognition of the crucial role that campus professionals play in the development of the next generation of Jews and Jewish leaders, the Hartman Institute has created a framework for ongoing study, enrichment, and intellectual leadership training, in partnership with Hillel: The Foundation for Jewish Campus Life.  A high caliber group of 14 campus professionals from across North America is currently participating in the fellowship, and we are excited to announce a second cohort. The Hartman Fellowship for Campus Professionals cultivates a select cohort of early- and mid-career senior Hillel professionals as thought-leaders in their local communities and for college-age students across the continent, focusing in particular on the complexity and challenges of the North American relationship with Israel and on other major issues facing the Jewish people.

• Ms. Emily Briskman, Director, JUF’s Israel Education Center, The Hillels of Illinois & Jewish United Fund/Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago’s Department of Campus Affairs and Student Engagement
• Mr. Uri Cohen, Executive Director, Queens College Hillel
• Mr. Marshall Einhorn, Executive Director, Brown Rhode Island School of Design Hillel
• Mr. Ari Gauss, Executive Director, North Carolina Hillel
• Rabbi Ari Israel, Executive Director, Maryland Hillel
• Rabbi Danielle Leshaw, Executive Director and Rabbi, Hillel at Ohio University
• Rabbi Debbie Pine, Executive Director, Hopkins Hillel
• Rabbi Kerrith Rosenbaum, Senior Jewish Educator, Tufts Hillel
• Mr. Robert Scherr, Jewish Chaplain, Williams College
• Ms. Tilly Shames, Executive Director, University of Michigan Hillel
• Rabbi Andrea Steinberger, Campus Rabbi, Hillel at the University of Wisconsin
• Rabbi Gail Swedroe, Campus Rabbi, University of Florida Hillel