Marc Fleischner

October 5, 2018July 23, 2019

Holocaust Remembrance Night with Selma Rossen

Last night, in conjunction with the Rowan Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies, Rowan Hillel held Holocaust Rembrance night. After a short service held to commemorate those we lost, we were honored to hear the story of Selma Rossen, who survived the Holocaust while growing up in Poland. A crowd of around 100 people listened to the story of Selma’s family and their survival while escaping the Nazi’s.

Selma is the proud Grandmother of Hillel Treasurer Alex Rossen.

Photos from Holocaust Remembrance Night

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September 21, 2018July 23, 2019

A Message to the Rowan Hillel Community about the SGA Org Fair and Yom Kippur

On September 20, Vice President Izzy Wellman and mysel met with members of the Student Government Association’s executive board: President Rbrey Singleton, Vice President Michael Webster, and Student Affairs representative Michael Viola. At this meeting we discussed the rescheduling of the Organization Fair to Yom Kippur, the holiest Jewish holiday, and the conflict that this rescheduling posed to the Jewish organizations on campus. Concerns were communicated and resolutions were offered by the SGA representatives. These resolutions included the introduction of an amendment to the SGA bylaws to make it so no SGA sponsored events can be held on major religious holidays as well as a promise to be more mindful about the days chosen for events to be held on.

We will continue to work with SGA on making sure there is follow through to this bylaws change, as well as how they can further assist us in the future.

Sincerely,

Ally Wasdick, ’18
Rowan Hillel President

September 14, 2018July 23, 2019

Hillel makes Sandwiches for Cathedral Kitchen

Participating in our first service project of the semester, members of Rowan Hillel made peanut butter and jelly sandwiches for Cathedral Kitchen. So much more than a “soup kitchen,” a member of the Cathedral Kitchen team spoke to our students about all of the services provided by their organization. In addition to serving over 100,000 meals annually, Cathedral Kitchen has a culinary arts program that give training to residents in the Camden area. For more information about Cathedral Kitchen, please visit their website at http://www.cathedralkitchen.org/

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September 7, 2018July 23, 2019

Scenes from a Shabbat Dinner

Hillel held our first regular Shabbat Dinner on Friday, September 7. After a short service led by Vice President and Religious Chair Izzy Wellman, we ate and played games.