The Campus Entrepreneurs Initiative

The Campus Entrepreneurs Initiative

The Campus Entrepreneurs Initiative
The Campus Entrepreneurs Initiative is designed to dramatically enhance Jewish life on campus. Each campus employs 12 students with broad social networks to build relationships with more than 700 uninvolved Jewish students over the course of a year.

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Candidates embody an entrepreneurial spirit, acting boldly in the face of convention and resource limitations to deliver real social value. They are committed to creativity, innovation and high-performance.

Training
All Campus Entrepreneurs receive professional training and mentorship throughout the course of the initiative.

Participating Campuses
In its third year, 17 campuses are participating in the Campus Entrepreneurs Initiative.

Advisors
The CEI Advisors network enables all Campus Entrepreneurs to continue their involvement with the Campus Entrepreneurs Initiative after successfully completing their internship on both a local and national level.

Partners
The Campus Entrepreneurs Initiative is made possible through the partnership and commitment of a number of philanthropists and student-oriented Jewish organizations.

Alternative Break
CEI is working with Hillel to expand its volunteer efforts Hillel’s social justice work in the United States. In recognition of the many communities in the United States in need of volunteer support, and understanding the tremendous impact that each volunteer makes in the lives of so many in need, we have will provide support to both community members and environmental agencies in Tampa, Florida and the Los Angeles, California area.

The Campus Entrepreneurs Initiative

The Campus Entrepreneurs Initiative is designed to dramatically enhance Jewish life on campus. Each campus employs 12 students with broad social networks to build relationships with more than 700 uninvolved Jewish students over the course of a year. In the pilot year, the Campus Entrepreneurs on 7 campuses engaged more than 3,200 uninvolved students.
Each Campus Entrepreneur is charged with building relationships with 60 uninvolved Jewish students on campus. Serving as a resource to meaningful opportunities or potentially a friend in challenging times, the Campus Entrepreneurs strive to advance Jewish values in the context of their relationships.
The Campus Entrepreneurs strive to understand students' interests, passions, and aspirations - and connect them to opportunities that they may find meaningful and engaging.
Campus Entrepreneurs are given a budget to plan initiatives that identify them as relevant and Jewish, enable them to meet uninvolved Jewish students and follow-up with them in an authentic, comfortable, and open way. Initiatives have the dual purpose of attracting uninvolved students and advancing Jewish values.
The Campus Entrepreneurs provide on-going relationship-building, especially as follow-up to immersive and meaningful experiences such as Taglit-birthright israel trips, Alternative Break trips, etc.
The Campus Entrepreneurs Initiative is on select campuses that have a significant Jewish population. This year 17 campuses are participating in the initiative.

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Be a Campus Entrepreneur Do you have an entrepreneurial spirit, acting boldly in the face of convention and resource limitations to enhance student life and deliver real social value? Be a Peer-Network Intern Do you want to become a campus leader, influence your peers, and help affect positive change on campus and in other students’ lives?
+ Apply Now + Participating Campuses + Training + Partners + Advisors + CEI Alternative Break Our Partners: Print Page Email Page Digg It del.icio.us eCards	Home > The Campus Entrepreneurs Initiative The Campus Entrepreneurs Initiative The Campus Entrepreneurs Initiative The Campus Entrepreneurs Initiative is designed to dramatically enhance Jewish life on campus. Each campus employs 12 students with broad social networks to build relationships with more than 700 uninvolved Jewish students over the course of a year. Apply Now Candidates embody an entrepreneurial spirit, acting boldly in the face of convention and resource limitations to deliver real social value. They are committed to creativity, innovation and high-performance. Training All Campus Entrepreneurs receive professional training and mentorship throughout the course of the initiative. Participating Campuses In its third year, 17 campuses are participating in the Campus Entrepreneurs Initiative. Advisors The CEI Advisors network enables all Campus Entrepreneurs to continue their involvement with the Campus Entrepreneurs Initiative after successfully completing their internship on both a local and national level. Partners The Campus Entrepreneurs Initiative is made possible through the partnership and commitment of a number of philanthropists and student-oriented Jewish organizations. Alternative Break CEI is working with Hillel to expand its volunteer efforts Hillel’s social justice work in the United States. In recognition of the many communities in the United States in need of volunteer support, and understanding the tremendous impact that each volunteer makes in the lives of so many in need, we have will provide support to both community members and environmental agencies in Tampa, Florida and the Los Angeles, California area. The Campus Entrepreneurs Initiative The Campus Entrepreneurs Initiative is designed to dramatically enhance Jewish life on campus. Each campus employs 12 students with broad social networks to build relationships with more than 700 uninvolved Jewish students over the course of a year. In the pilot year, the Campus Entrepreneurs on 7 campuses engaged more than 3,200 uninvolved students. Each Campus Entrepreneur is charged with building relationships with 60 uninvolved Jewish students on campus. Serving as a resource to meaningful opportunities or potentially a friend in challenging times, the Campus Entrepreneurs strive to advance Jewish values in the context of their relationships. The Campus Entrepreneurs strive to understand students' interests, passions, and aspirations - and connect them to opportunities that they may find meaningful and engaging. Campus Entrepreneurs are given a budget to plan initiatives that identify them as relevant and Jewish, enable them to meet uninvolved Jewish students and follow-up with them in an authentic, comfortable, and open way. Initiatives have the dual purpose of attracting uninvolved students and advancing Jewish values. The Campus Entrepreneurs provide on-going relationship-building, especially as follow-up to immersive and meaningful experiences such as Taglit-birthright israel trips, Alternative Break trips, etc. The Campus Entrepreneurs Initiative is on select campuses that have a significant Jewish population. This year 17 campuses are participating in the initiative.