Last night, JHP@Penn’s seven lead interns gathered at the Murano Apartment complex – secured for us by JHP alumnus Sam Aronson – for their first meeting of the semester. The student leaders enjoyed catching up with each other and JHP’s staff over a delicious Chinese dinner. They also had a chance to meet Berel Rapoport, […]
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Spring 2015 Philadelphia Mentoring Retreat
This year’s JHP Philadelphia Mentoring Retreat truly demonstrated the power of the JHP network. On March 27th, JHP @ Penn and JHP @ Temple interns spent the day networking with JHP on Campus alumni, JHP young professionals and members of JHP’s Jewish Business Network.
Philadelphia Mentoring Retreat
This year’s JHP Philadelphia Mentoring Retreat truly demonstrated the power of the JHP network. On March 27th, JHP @ Penn and JHP @ Temple interns spent the day networking with JHP on Campus alumni, JHP young professionals and members of JHP’s Jewish Business Network. The day began with a luncheon at Ballard Spahr, which allowed […]
JHP Purim Festivities
JHP student interns and young professionals were busy celebrating Purim last week, from hamantaschen making to Megillah readings. JHP@Temple students got together for a Purim party, making hamantaschen in preparation for the holiday and preparing Mishloach Manot. At Penn, interns got together for a delicious seudah (festive meal) at the new Lubavitch House and a Megillah […]
January 29 E-News: Strategic Planning and JBN Wrap-up
B’H Jewish Heritage Programs E-News A newsletter to keep you informed about JHP on Campus ° JBN ° YPN °JHP- NY °JHP Mentoring January 29, 2015 Strategic Planning with JHP@Penn Students Students discussing their vision for JHP @ Penn. Spring Semester for JHP@Penn launched this Sunday with a strategic planning workshop led by Lauren Collier, […]
Alumni Spotlight: Joanna Mesh Rice
As a Freshman at the University of Pennsylvania, a friend from camp brought Joanna to her first JHP meeting. According to Joanna, JHP allowed me to keep my connection to Judaism alive when I moved away from home and provided another community of Jews to maintain that cultural connection.” Over the next four years Joanna became very […]
