Positions at URI Hillel

Hillel hires student interns each year for numerous roles. Positions are currently filled, but below is a description of some of the roles. Students interested in applying for the future should contact Amy.

In addition to the duties below, work includes program set up, clerical work, receptionist duties and light janitorial duties.  All candidates should be friendly, personable, able to take initiative, and have excellent communication and organizational skills.  

Communications Interns
Responsible for the creation of weekly emails (using Constant Contact), website maintenance, program publicity, social media presence, articles and press releases.  The ideal candidate will be a skilled writer and should have experience with Constant Contact (or an aptitude for it) and flyer design.  Journalism, communications and graphic design majors are strongly encouraged to apply.

Kitchen Manager
Responsible for kitchen, supply closet and pantry organization; dish washing and some food preparation and shopping.  The person who holds this position must work on Friday afternoons/early evening, Sundays when brunches take place (approximately once a month), and other dates when larger meals are served.  The ideal candidate should have prior kitchen experience and be knowledgeable or willing to learn about Jewish dietary laws.  The ideal candidate must have an aptitude for food preparation, be safety minded, maintain cleanliness, and cannot mind getting his/her hands dirty.

Data Base Manager/Record Keeper/Financial Assistant
Responsible for inputting data and maintaining the data base, keeping track of program attendance, assisting the Executive Director in financial record keeping.  Ideal candidate should be proficient in Excel and must be extremely detail oriented and discrete. Knowledge of Quick Books a plus and aptitude to become proficient at Little Green Light (data base program). 

Photographer
Must own a good quality camera and be available to take photographs at most programs. Upload and organize photos on Dropbox. Hours will very from week to week. 

PEER NETWORK ENGAGEMENT INTERNS (PNEI):
Responsible for building relationships with  uninvolved students and connecting them with Jewish resources and opportunities.  Peer Network Interns are given a budget to plan activities that enable them to meet Jewish students and follow up with them in an authentic, comfortable, and open way.  Interns receive on-going training and supervision by the URI Hillel Professional Staff.  Some regular hours will be spent at the front desk and other hours are flexible and may include evenings and weekends.  

Requirements:
Interns must have excellent social and critical thinking skills; be open-minded, outgoing and friendly; have broad social networks; be self-motivated and dependable; and be interested in opportunities to grow and learn Jewishly.  Students who have been previously uninvolved or minimally involved at Hillel are encouraged to apply. 

Community Positions

*Job and internship information is updated as information is sent to Hillel*

Hebrew and/or Judaica Teachers and Youth Advisors  
Rhode Island area schools seek part-time Hebrew and/or Judaica teachers, youth advisers and specialists for the 2018-2019 year. Contact Larry Katz at the Jewish Alliance 401-421-4111 x179

The URI Center for Career and Experiential Education maintains a database of job listings, resources and workshops.

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