Hillel offers one-year internships for outstanding college students at the Michigan State University. Interns gain a unique opportunity to affect many aspects of Jewish campus life while receiving an excellent professional and learning experience. Hillel offers five distinct opportunities for students to serves as interns. Hillel interns will be responsible for coordinating, organizing and executing programming in their specific program area.

An ideal intern will be a student active in campus life with strong interpersonal skills, a commitment to Hillel and Jewish life on campus and a strong desire to develop programming for campus. Interns will work closely with a Hillel professional as their supervisor. The Hillel professional and intern will decide on appropriate hours for the internship. Listed below are brief descriptions of each internship position.

Ryan Rosman (z'l) Jewish Business Association Leadership Intern

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The Jewish Business Association represents the interests of Jewish undergraduates studying business at MSU. Supervised by Hillel professionals, the Ryan Rosman (z’l) Jewish Business Association Leadership Intern and the Ryan Rosman (z'l) Jewish Business Association Entreprenurial Fund Intern work closely with Hillel professionals to cultivate JBA membership and organize programming of interest to JBA members and the larger Jewish student community. Additionally, they oversee the Ryan Rosman (z'l) Entreprenurial Fund.

DeRoy Foundation Graphics Intern

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The DeRoy Foundation Graphics Intern produces publicity tools to advertise Hillel events. These tools include, but are not limited to, the Hillel calendar, fliers, event invitations, etc. All projects are assigned and overseen by Hillel staff.

Ask Big Questions Fellows  

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Can we change the world through better conversation? We believe we can. Ask Big Questions helps diverse groups of people explore the questions we all share...the deep questions at the heart of life. Through conversation and action, change can happen. How? ASK. Ask the questions we all wonder about. SHARE. Tell your story and listen to those of others. DO. Build a stronger community by working together. AskBigQuestions began as a Campus Entrepreneurship Initiative at Fiedler Hillel and Northwestern University. It is now a national initiative of Hillel: The Foundation for Jewish Campus Life, and is generously supported by a grant from the Einhorn Family Charitable Trust.

AskBig Questions Fellows promote discourse by building a social network of students through one-on-one dialogue and on a larger scale, by leading the Ask Big Questions Campaign. Ask Big Questions Fellows work with their supervisors to generate relevant questions to engage their peers in dialogue. Utilizing the questions they have generated, and the social networks they have built, each fellow hosts two Ask Big Questions conversations and two Ask Big Questions Forums throughout the year. Additionally, Ask Big Questions works closely with Destination Detroit (DD) to develop meaningful conversation guides for DD participants.

Grinspoon-Morningstar Israel Advocacy Intern

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Emerson Fellow

The Emerson Fellowship is an elite one year Israel Advocacy leadership program, where students are given the training and resources to run effective events throughout the year to highlight Israel as a Jewish and Democratic state. Emerson Fellows are tasked with promoting an image of Israel outside of the conflict, and with engaging with their peers to educate them about the Jewish state.


CAMERA Intern 

 

Ryan Rosman (z'l) Engagement Interns

Engagement Interns work to get new and uninvolved students active in MSU Hillel and the Jewish Student Union. A friendly face on campus, the Engagement Interns work closely with freshmen students to help make their first year at MSU a welcoming and positive experience.

Blumberg Birthright Next Intern

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The Blumberg Birthright Next Intern helps to organize and implement creative and engaging post Taglit-Birthright Israel programming. Additionally, the Blumberg Birthright Next Intern helps to recruit participants for MSU Hillel's winter and spring Taglit-Birthright Israel trips.

DeRoy Foundation Communications Intern

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The communication intern is responsible for writing articles about programs and events going on at MSU Hillel. This intern works with Hillel staff to determine when articles need to be written. This person is also a liaison to the State News and works to get articles and advertisements in the different publications around East Lansing. This position also includes writing for the college section of the Detroit Jewish News during the academic year.