HILLEL
Meet the Hillel Staff
They email you with the 411, call you to invite you to the
next Hillel event, and hand out free bubbles and candy! Just who
do these people think they are??? They're the Towson Hillel
staff, here to help you get the most out of Hillel and Judaism
by using your interests, opinions, and ideas.
Stephanie Rosenau
Senior
Jewish Campus Service Corps (JCSC) Fellow
srosenau@towson.edu
Basics: Born and raised outside of Philadelphia.
Graduated with a double degree in Psychology and Religion from
Muhlenberg College in 2005. President of her Hillel. Loves dogs,
cats - not so much.
Free Time Activities: Read, take walks, hang out with
friends, watch tv - the food network, learning to cook. Likes to
travel.
Israel Program Coordinator
Sivan Pardo
sivanbaltimore@yahoo.com
Reform Rabbinical Student
Josh Lobel
Jewish Student Life Coordinator
Darlene Siegel
dsiegel@towson.edu
Kenneth Krivitzky
Hillel Director
kkrivitzky@towson.edu
Basics (as brought to you by Ken's
wife): Grew up in JERSEY BABY! Graduated from the second
best school in Baltimore (Johns Hopkins U) in 1996. Lived in
many exciting places including DC, Philly, Blacksburg (Virginia)
and............Cincinnati. Married to the most perfect woman in
the world.
Free Time Activities (as brought to
you by Ken's wife): Eating, playing with my pets,
ultimate frisbee, road trips, eating, learning golf, and eating
my wife's fabulous cooking.
The Dirt: If you haven't figured out
from my wife's writings, I am a big fan of eating. And that is
why I am very thankful I have a metabolism to match my stomach.
Needless to say, there will be plenty of food at Hillel this
year.
Memorable Quotes: "Each one, teach
one" -African Proverb; "Never doubt
that a small group of thoughtful, committed people can change
the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has."
-Margaret Mead
Favorite Links:
www.thismodernworld.com;
www.theonion.com;
Why Judaism rocks: "Because there is room
for a variety of beliefs and ideals in Judaism, and it never
changes the fact that we are all Mishpacha (family)"
Hit me up:
kkrivitzky@towson.edu;
410 704 4671
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