Deadline: May 1 for Everett Fellows!

sunrise hike up Mt MonadnockThe National Havurah Committee Summer Institute 2009 is now accepting application for the Everett Fellows Program. Fellows participate in the full Summer Institute programming and in four workshops designed specifically for them. As a Fellow, you receive a scholarship for tuition, room, and board, and are expected to pay only for registration and dues ($120) for the full week.

Fellows also join the ranks of some of (y)our favourite Jewschol bloggers who were Everett Fellows in past years.

Summer Institute is a week of learning and teaching with 350+ of your closest friends from across North America (and a few other places too). To quote BZ, “if a multigenerational Jewish community were inclusive of educated laypeople, respectful of individuals with or without families, and open to experimentation, would it be a place for 20-and-30-something Jews like [me/you/us]? Yes.†You can also see what we’ve had to say about the Summer Institute in the past on Jewschool.Everetts 2007

To apply for an Everett Fellowship, you must be 22 through 32 years of age, interested in exploring havurah Judaism, and willing to participate fully in the Summer Institute. Preference is given to first time Institute attendees. Please click here for more information or call the NHC office at 215-248-1335. The application deadline is May 1.

Questions? Ask your NHC Summer Institute experts in the comments below!

One Response to “Deadline: May 1 for Everett Fellows!”

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    What are you waiting for?? | Jewschool · April 24th, 2009 at 12:52 am

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