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Intern at NYU Hillel

These are a few of our internship offerings.

  • Campus Engagement Interns (CEIs)

    NYU Hillel is only as good as its CEIs. Engagement interns are the tasked with fostering meaningful relationships with 60+ Jewish students throughout the year. So if you’re a people person looking for the next leadership opportunity, look no further!

  • b|hive Storytelling Collective

    We learn so much about ourselves, our community, and the world around us through storytelling. Looking to strengthen your photo, video, editorial, or social media marketing skills? Hoping to collaborate on unique projects like podcasts and poem collections? The b|hive may be the place for you!

  • Israel Interns

    Still reminiscing on your Birthright trip? In this internship, who can relive it over and over as you build programs that get at the essence of Birthright: delicious food, spiritual exploration, amazing people, and life-long connections.

  • Jewish Learning Fellowship (JLF) Interns

    You’ve completed JLF. Why not join the experience from a new angle? JLF interns are tasked with managing logistics and facilitating aspects of class discussions, as well as building relationships with class participants through 1:1s and social events.

  • Service Engagement Interns

    Service Engagement Interns (SEIs) are committed to community service and social justice. As an SEI, you will bring the values of tikkun olam, repairing the world, to NYU Hillel

  • Accessibility Interns

    Passionate about creating accessible and inclusive Jewish spaces? Accessibility interns will help run our disability-centered learning cohort as well as implement accessibility measures around NYU Hillel.

  • Global Ambassadors

    Global Ambassadors represent NYU Hillel at NYU’s study away sites.

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Get to know our student clubs

Abrahama NYU: A nonpartisan, inclusive space for Muslim and Jewish students and allies to challenge biases through shared initiatives for a brighter future.

Ani V’Ata: Ani V'Ata is NYU's Premiere Jewish Acapella group. Founded over 25 years ago, Ani V'Ata is made up and run entirely by NYU students from a wide range of backgrounds, representing almost every undergraduate school at NYU. Brought together by their love for singing as well as their Jewish connection, this close-knit group sings in multiple languages and has gained national recognition for their talents.

Beit Sagol: Beit Sagol is NYU’s premier Jewish cultural club and hosts social events for the entire community.

J-Street U: J Street U is a progressive student advocacy group in support of Israeli-Palestinian peace and anti-occupation activism.

Kehillah: Kehillah is a dynamic Conservative/traditional-egalitarian style minyan, giving equal roles to people of all genders. Students come to Kehillah to experience weekly programming and Shabbat services with a warm, inclusive, and vibrant community that also happens to harmonize spontaneously.

Keshet: Keshet is a club for LGBTQ+ Jews on NYU's campus. We host all types of events — serious and silly. Check us out on our instagram for current updates!

Kesher: Kesher means connection - and we want to connect with you! Kesher: Reform Jews at NYU is a musical, inclusive, and student led community with Shabbat services every Friday. Kesher's door is open for all students to come as they are and explore Jewish identity, pursue social justice through Jewish values, and observe the Jewish calendar through exciting events.

Realize Israel: Realize Israel is an Israeli culture club.

Shalhevet: Shalhevet is the Orthodox Jewish students club in the NYU Hillel. We are open to everyone and have inspirational daily prayer services, Shabbat and Holiday services and meals, fun social events, and meaningful community service opportunities. 

The Israel Journal: The Israel Journal is a monthly publication that hold regular events and aims to publish educational and thought-provoking commentary on everything related to Israel