Director of Rabbinical Services
Are you seeking a unique, engaging rabbinical (or cantorial) journey? The Goldring/Woldenberg Institute of Southern Jewish Life (ISJL) is seeking a Director of Rabbinical Services. Come and be a part of a nationally-recognized, dynamic team of Jewish professionals committed to supporting, connecting, and celebrating Jewish life in the South!
Download the job description here, or scroll through the PDF below.
Download the job description here, or scroll through the PDF below.
Community Engagement Fellow
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Education Fellow
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Want to spend two years deeply engaged in tikkun olam (repairing the world)? The Community Engagement Fellowship at the ISJL is for you! You'll work directly with public schools, nonprofit organizations, volunteers, Jewish congregations, and more to foster meaningful engagement and positive change. An ideal position for anyone interested in connecting their Jewish identity to making a hands-on difference in the broader community.
Recent college graduates can apply for this full-time, paid (with benefits) position immediately. View the flyer below for more information or download the full PDF. With questions or for more information, email Dave Miller. |
Are you interested in an job that will allow you to travel across a thirteen-state southern region, work directly with students and teachers, and help make Jewish education fun and accessible? The ISJL Education Fellowship is the premiere immersive fellowship for those who want to spend two years working with Jewish communities and gaining valuable skills (from curriculum writing to conference planning!) that will serve you well no matter where your career takes you next.
Recent college graduates can apply for this full-time, paid (with benefits) position immediately. View the flyer below for more information or download the full PDF. With questions or for more information, email Rabbi Matt Dreffin. |
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History and Heritage Intern
Paid summer internship
The ISJL summer internship program is a great opportunity to gain hands-on experience in archival research, historical writing, public history, and digital humanities. Interns can expect a highly collaborative and energetic work environment full of new challenges. See below for details or download the PDF.