You are part of a community that has made HUC-JIR a respected organization with a long-standing reputation for academic excellence. We value your well-being and strive to create a community where you thrive, both personally and professionally.
As an employee, you play an essential role in helping HUC-JIR maintain our momentum as we work to strengthen our ONE HUC-JIR community, enhance global impact, and achieve excellence in everything that we do. That’s why it is our goal to continuously provide you with the latest updates and resources while making information easily accessible.
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The people at HUC-JIR are smart, diverse, and delivering a hundred percent every single day. They’re eager to contribute to all aspects of HUC-JIR, and look for ways to continuously improve our culture and live our Jewish values.
I am inspired by the work of our students who demand change, by faculty who learn and grow and teach, by staff who model respect and presence, and by alumni and donors who support LGBTQ+ issues.
Becoming a rabbi is a very delicate, spiritual, and individual process. It takes a whole village to train someone towards ordination as a rabbi. I am privileged to witness this process and to lead it with my colleagues and students.
Every conversation is an eyeopener, a lesson, and an opportunity to reinforce friendships and a shared vision of the world.
The most exciting thing about working with HUC-JIR is the culture, the people, the individuals, and the learning.
The people at HUC-JIR are smart, diverse, and delivering a hundred percent every single day. They’re eager to contribute to all aspects of HUC-JIR, and look for ways to continuously improve our culture and live our Jewish values.
I am inspired by the work of our students who demand change, by faculty who learn and grow and teach, by staff who model respect and presence, and by alumni and donors who support LGBTQ+ issues.
Becoming a rabbi is a very delicate, spiritual, and individual process. It takes a whole village to train someone towards ordination as a rabbi. I am privileged to witness this process and to lead it with my colleagues and students.
Every conversation is an eyeopener, a lesson, and an opportunity to reinforce friendships and a shared vision of the world.
The most exciting thing about working with HUC-JIR is the culture, the people, the individuals, and the learning.
