Outside Opportunities
Outside Internships and Jobs
Explore our job and internship board to discover a myriad of exciting possibilities that blend professional growth with your passion for Jewish community engagement. Whether you're seeking internships, part-time roles, or career-launching opportunities, this board is here to connect you with meaningful experiences that align with your academic and personal pursuits.
Internship Availabilities:
Development Intern
Want real experience in nonprofit development? Join Hillel's development team and get hands-on with donor relations, database management, and outreach — skills that translate directly to countless careers. You'll help manage donor records in our database, organize spreadsheets, connect with alumni and donors by phone, and keep our development office running smoothly.
No experience required — just attention to detail, comfort with spreadsheets, and the desire to learn!
Email Shira Jacobson (stj39@cornell.edu) to learn more
Studying Abroad?
Wherever you travel, whether it’s London or Lisbon, Paris or Prague, Shanghai or Sydney, KAHAL will connect you to local Jewish students, families, organizations, and community leaders. In addition, they have great DIY resources for students who may not have a Jewish community in their host city.
Jewish Studies Major & Minor
With a Jewish studies major or minor, you’ll study the world of Jewish culture from the perspective of multiple disciplines. Jewish studies courses cover topics including Semitic languages and Hebrew bible; medieval and modern Hebrew literature; European and Middle Eastern Jewish history; dynamics of migration, diaspora and community; the figure of the Jew in modern politics and literature; and Holocaust studies.
IAUJC
The Ithaca Area United Jewish Community (IAUJC) is an advocate for local Jewish organizations, as well as for the needs of Jews in Israel and other countries around the world. Since its founding in 1948, the IAUJC has raised funds, supported Israel, and made grants to local Jewish organizations. In addition, it has sponsored educational and cultural activities. Please join us as we continue to strengthen the Ithaca Jewish community and further the traditional values of repairing the world.