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Old Alumni mixing with the new Alumni.
Ryan Stalbow found WUJS Tel Aviv from his home in England. His Israeli internship has him working as a web developer for 3 Fish Media. Ryan was originally given a list of different companies he could work for. Unfortunately he chose one he was not entirely happy with, so WUJS Israel found him new companies to choose from. Once he made the switch to 3 Fish Media Ryan was very pleased.
Sarah Cohen joined WUJS Israel from Paris with an interest in law. She was placed in an Israeli law firm where she works on business and competition law. Her Israeli internship gives her the opportunity to work with hebrew and english speaking individuals, It was beneficial for her to immerse herself into Israeli culture through her law firm internship.
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Introducing Jenna Gang, a Washington native with a passion for photography. After completing her school she wanted to explore her field hands on. WUJS Israel helped her when she signed up to the Jerusalem Arts program. She was set up with a mentor who helped her improve her photography. Her Israeli internship allowed her to build up a portfolio from Israel and jump start her photography career.
Meet Andrew Joia, a Yale graduate from Maine, USA with an interest in finance. WUJS Israel found Andrew a placement with Oppenheimer Israel. He works as an Equities Analyst as a part of a research team that informs the brokers about the financial situations across the world in order to advise their clients. Andrew originally studied and worked in Biology, but decided it wasn't for him. WUJS Israel helped him break in to a new industry to gain the valuable work experience he needs to make the career switch. His Israeli internship helped set him on a new path in life.
WUJS Israel participant Brandon Robinson spent four months working on this brilliantly made music video. It is titled "Home" and searches the topic of what makes a home, home. All of the images were shot by Brandon Robinson throughout Israel over a four month span. Every scene represents a deeper meaning. The music is also original to this song.
Check out the final video of the WUJS September 2009 machzor. Thank you to Jacob Kieval for producing all the September 2009 video updates.
Highlights include profiles of Peace and Social Justice participants Ross Krubit from New Jersey, Rascheik Dixon from Tennessee and Amanda Jonat from New York.
Highlights include profiles of Peace and Social Justice participant Priscilla Nava from Texas and intern Michal Swedrlow from California.
Highlights include profiles of Vivian Mendlowicz from Rio Di Janeiro, Brazil and Esther Phillips from Toronto as well as the final exhibition of the Arts Track in Jerusalem.
Highlights include profiles of interns Kelly Nahima from Thessaloniki, Greece and Seth Felix from California as well as a Tuesday siyur (field trip).
High;ights include profiles of Peace and Social Justice participant Anna Freedman from Oregon as well as interns Ellen Munter from Texas and Alisa Fishman also from Oregon.
Highlights include checking out the Jerusalem Learning track.
Highlights include a further look into the world of the WUJS Arts track.
Highlights include profiles of Peace and Social Justice participant Becky Kupchan from Chicago, the special story of Michal Lazarus from New York and Tel-Aviv opera interns Donna Feinstein from Texas and Jaclyn Zalts from Toronto.
Highlights include profiles of Sarah Sklash from Ontario, Amy Ovadia from California and the mid-session vacation.
Highlights include a peek into the world of the WUJS Arts track as well as a photo montage of the WUJS overnight tiyul (hike) to the North of Israel.
Highlights include profiles of Allison Spielman from New York, Jacob Kieval from Massachusetts and Justin Mayerchak from Florida.
Highlights include profiles of Alan Greenspan from Arizona, Jacob Hellman from Maryland and a siyur (field trip) with the Tel-Aviv group.
