The Jerusalem Post - Education Supplement

THE ISRAEL EXPERIENCE - Educational supplement

The Jerusalem Fellowships
Purpose	To provide programs that combine the Israel Experience with leadership fieldwork, excellent presentations on Jewish ethics, history, and philosophy, and meetings with top Israeli political, military, and economic leaders.
Description	We offer three unique programs: The Jerusalem Fellowships Internship for Leaders Geared for a select group of student leaders who are motivated to ignite Jewish pride and unity on college campuses throughout North America. The Jerusalem Fellowships Summer/Winter Break Program Open to undergraduates, grads, and young professionals. The Jerusalem Fellowships MBA Leadership Mission For a select group of MBA students and recent MBA graduates. Highlights of the mission will include meetings with some of Israel's most prominent venture capitalists and high-tech entrepreneurs.
Implementers	The Jerusalem Fellowships is a project of Aish HaTorah International. Lecturers and teachers include learned Rabbis, Knesset members, Cabinet Ministers, scholars, Middle east analysts and journalists. US Senators Daniel Patrick Moynihan and Arlen Specter serve as Honorary Chairmen of the Jerusalem Fellowships.
Target Group	Young adults ages 18 - 29
No. of Participants	JFIL 25-40, JF Winter/Summer Break 35-50, MBA Leaderships Mission 20-25.
Duration of Activity	JFIL and Winter/ Summer Break programs: 3 / 4 weeks. MBA Leadership Mission: 10-12 days. Please visit our web-site at www.jerusalemfellowships.org for complete information and dates of upcoming programs.
Location of Activity	All of our programs are based in Jerusalem. Field trips and tours take place throughout Israel.
Participants Comments	I can honestly say that being a part of the Jerusalem Fellowships has been one of the best experiences of my life thus far. I learned and experienced so much here in Israel and will never be the same because of it… This has truly been both an educational and spiritual experience for me. Aimee Becker, University of Maryland
Religious Affiliation	Open to Jews of all backgrounds. No level of religious observance is required.
Accreditation	None, but college credits for the Fellowships have been accepted by some of the finest colleges and universities in North America. Please visit our web-site at www.jerusalemfellowships.org/credits.htm for more information on receiving college credits.
Information and Orders	The Jerusalem Fellowships National Office 2124 Broadway, Suite 224 New York, NY 10023 Tel. 1-212-643-8802 Fax. 1-914-425-8442 Email: jf@aish.edu
Main Web Site	http://www.jerusalemfellowships.org