Peer-Network Engagement Internship

Peer-Network Engagement Internship

Peer-Network Engagement Internship
The Peer-Network Engagment Internship is designed to enahnce Jewish life on campus. The internship establishes a cohort of 3 - 5 student interns charged with building relationships with their uninvolved peers and connecting them with Jewish resources and opportunities on campus.

Apply Now
The application to be a Peer-Network Intern for the 2009-2010 academic year is currently available! Candidates must be driven to deliver real social value. They are committed to creativity, innovation and high-performance.

Training
All Peer-Network interns receive professional training and mentorship throughout the course of the internship.

Participating Campuses
There are over 30 campuses participating in the Peer-Network Engagement Internship.

Partners
The Peer-Newtork Engagement Inernship is made possible through the partnership and commitment of MASA Israel Journey

The Peer-Network Engagement Internship

The Peer-Network Engagement Internshipis designed to enhance Jewish life on campus. Each campus employs 3 - 5 students who are leaders within diverse facets of university life and who have broad social networks to build relationships with uninvolved Jewish students over the course of a year.
Each Peer-Network Intern is charged with building relationships with 40-50 uninvolved Jewish students on campus. Serving as a resource to meaningful opportunities or potentially a friend in challenging times, the Peer-Network interns strive to advance Jewish values in the context of their relationships.
The Peer-Network Interns strive to understand students' interests, passions, and aspirations - and connect them to opportunities that they may find meaningful and engaging.
The Peer-Network interns provide on-going relationship-building and connect students to immersive and meaningful experiences such as Taglit-Birthright Israel and Alternative Break and create methods for follow-through upon return to campus.
The Peer-Network Engagement Internship is on select campuses that have a significant Jewish population. This year 19 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 Our Partners: Print Page Email Page Digg It del.icio.us eCards	Home > Peer-Network Engagement Internship Peer-Network Engagement Internship Peer-Network Engagement Internship The Peer-Network Engagment Internship is designed to enahnce Jewish life on campus. The internship establishes a cohort of 3 - 5 student interns charged with building relationships with their uninvolved peers and connecting them with Jewish resources and opportunities on campus. Apply Now The application to be a Peer-Network Intern for the 2009-2010 academic year is currently available! Candidates must be driven to deliver real social value. They are committed to creativity, innovation and high-performance. Training All Peer-Network interns receive professional training and mentorship throughout the course of the internship. Participating Campuses There are over 30 campuses participating in the Peer-Network Engagement Internship. Partners The Peer-Newtork Engagement Inernship is made possible through the partnership and commitment of MASA Israel Journey The Peer-Network Engagement Internship The Peer-Network Engagement Internshipis designed to enhance Jewish life on campus. Each campus employs 3 - 5 students who are leaders within diverse facets of university life and who have broad social networks to build relationships with uninvolved Jewish students over the course of a year. Each Peer-Network Intern is charged with building relationships with 40-50 uninvolved Jewish students on campus. Serving as a resource to meaningful opportunities or potentially a friend in challenging times, the Peer-Network interns strive to advance Jewish values in the context of their relationships. The Peer-Network Interns strive to understand students' interests, passions, and aspirations - and connect them to opportunities that they may find meaningful and engaging. The Peer-Network interns provide on-going relationship-building and connect students to immersive and meaningful experiences such as Taglit-Birthright Israel and Alternative Break and create methods for follow-through upon return to campus. The Peer-Network Engagement Internship is on select campuses that have a significant Jewish population. This year 19 campuses are participating in the initiative.