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JHP is a pioneer in peer-to-peer campus outreach and mentoring of college students.

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JHP National

JHP began at the University of Pennsylvania, where our flagship chapter is still based. Today, JHP has grown to seven campuses across the country.

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  • University of PennsylvaniaFlagshipPhiladelphia, PA
  • Drexel UniversityPhiladelphia, PA
  • Penn StateUniversity Park, PA
  • University of MichiganAnn Arbor, MI
  • Vanderbilt UniversityNashville, TN
  • Columbia UniversityNewNew York, NY
  • University of VermontNewBurlington, VT

JHP chapters serve as resources to their respective Chabad houses and ensure more students maintain Jewish connections in college.

Throughout each semester we offer social events, Jewish holiday celebrations, guest speaker meetings and mentor opportunities.

“What’s made the Jewish Heritage Program so impactful for me is the way it builds from a shared Jewish foundation into real conversations and relationships. Listening to different speakers and connecting with them has been both genuinely interesting and motivating, pushing me to think more intentionally about where I’m headed”.

 Charlie Gruber, class of  2028, Vanderbilt

“Last week’s meeting stuck out to me because it’s kind of unique to hear the perspective of a proud Jew in our community and what it means to be a Jew in the modern climate. I think we all strive to be more proud Jews so when we see someone so passionate about his faith it makes you appreciate everything more.” 

Lucas Wuertele, class of 2029, Michigan

Interested in bringing JHP to your campus? Email carlyg@maayancollective.org.

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