Welcome to F&M Hillel!
A "Small and Mighty" Campus of Excellence
From Our President
Shalom, and welcome to the F&M Hillel! Explore our website and learn about the many activities hosted by Hillel and the different ways Hillel strives to connect with Jewish students and the Jewish community. Hillel is an engaging, fun, and inclusive environment for everyone, regardless of religious observance and Jewish knowledge.
Hillel is proud to host a weekly themed Hillel Café, a Shabbat service and dinner, a Havdalah gathering, biweekly Bagel Brunches, holiday programming, and many other fun ways for students to make friendships with other F&M students. From Challah braiding to sukkah building, F&M students always have opportunities to get involved and develop a second home on campus. I hope you will at least glimpse the passion we feel for F&M Hillel.
Shalom,
Hannah N. Rosenberg ‘15
President, F&M Hillel
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Holiday Calendar 2012-13
Jewish Holidays begin at sundown the previous day.
Rosh Hashana
September 17-18
Yom Kippur
September 26
Sukkot
October 1
Shemini Atzeret
October 8
Simcha Torah
October 9
Chanukah
December 9
Tu B'Shevat
Janurary 26
Purim
February 24
Passover, 1st Seder, March 25
Day 1 - March 26
Day 8 - April 2
Lab B'Omer
April 28
Yom HaShoah
April 7
Yom HaZikaron
April 15
Yom HaAtzma'ut
April 16
Shavuot
May 15 & 16
Jewish Alumni Association
The mission of the Jewish Alumni Association (JAA) is to support Jewish Life at the College, Hillel and the Klehr Center for Jewish Life. The JAA also offers opportunities for connecting with other Jewish Alumni at the College, Alumni events and across the globe.
Klehr Center for Jewish Life
Since opening in 2009, the Klehr Center for Jewish Life has been committed to engaging Jewish students in Jewish activities so that they develop leadership skills, access service learning opportunities, and form and inform their identities as independent Jewish adults who will make an enduring commitment to Jewish life and the world.
