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Volunteering with MASA program

About the Program:
  • Imagine yourself on a beautiful campus on top of Mount Carmel in the city of Haifa, enjoying breathtaking forest and sea views. Through an accelerated growth strategy, the university has established Israel’s first “Multiversity” – a multi-campus institution that promotes extensive interdisciplinary studies and partnerships. The Multiversity is designed to improve access to higher education in northern Israel, better prepare students for a dynamic job market and serve as a catalyst for economic expansion and strengthening Israel’s northern region.
  • As a thriving academic center, the University of Haifa comprises six faculties, 59 departments, ten schools and 57 research centers and institutes. The university has gained an international reputation in a variety of fields, including public health, security studies, holocaust research, cancer research, neurosciences, bioinformatics, marine sciences, education and epigenetics. The university also offers 18 international graduate programs taught in English and a Study Abroad program.
  • We invite you to join our six week volunteering program visiting the beautiful landscape of Israel, and interacting with different sectors of the society. Be a part of Israel’s story of strength and resilience. It’s time to make a difference. Engage in diverse volunteering opportunities in education, with the elderly, in agricultural work, and food packaging for soldiers. Make a meaningful impact in these vital areas. Join us in creating positive change! Join our six week volunteer program supporting various sectors of Israeli society in times of need. Includes a 3 credit academic course, accommodation, trips and activities.
Course Dates
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May 19 – June 30, 2024

Course Information
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Jewish Global Leadership in A Changing World- Course Syllabus

“Jewish Global Leadership in a Changing World”  explores the evolving landscape of Jewish leadership within the context of global changes. It is structured into six units, each addressing different aspects of Jewish life and leadership. The course begins with the watershed moment of October 7, and possible responses. It then delves into the changing Jewish landscape, examining the roles and challenges faced by Jewish communities in Israel, America, and globally. A historical overview of Israel and World Jewry relations sets the stage for understanding current dynamics. The course also addresses Jewish leadership, focusing on communal leadership, the principles of leading Jewishly, and the challenges leaders face today. A critical examination of antisemitism, including its history, new manifestations, and the impact of technology, forms an essential part of the syllabus. The course concludes with a forward-looking perspective, discussing polarization within Jewish communities and strategies to overcome it, envisioning a future for Jewish leadership in a rapidly changing world.

Program Fee
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$350

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Ms. Michal Morgenstern-Laor

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Ms. Giullia Russowsky Sacramento

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