Spring 2026 Classes and Cohorts
Looking for a way to be involved at Hillel on a regular basis? Want to find that squad that you can hang out with once a week (or more)? Join a Hillel class, cohort or learning experience! Sign up to reserve your spot!
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Kol Yisrael
What?
Looking to learn more about Israel and Israeli people, culture, food, and music? Join ASU Hillel’s Kol Yisrael cohort– a 6-week interactive class led by Hannah Danzig + Vita Krivyakova This is a great way to explore Israeli history through exploring the unique aspects of Israeli art, geography, and culture through cooking Israeli food, unpacking Israeli music and social life, while meeting new people and reconnecting with other birthright alumni!
When?
This six-week fellowship begins on Tuesday, February 3rd and will take place on Tuesdays at 5:30pm, and will end on Tuesday, April 7th. Kol Yisrael will be ending on Wednesday April 15 with a conclusion Class Celebration Shabbat on 4/17.
Who?
Any ASU Jewish undergraduate student who wants to learn about Israel in a fun and social way. No previous background necessary. Birthright alumni are encouraged to apply and invite your friends to join you!
Stipend:
Any ASU Jewish undergraduate students who attend at least 4 out of 6 weeks are eligible to receive a $150 stipend. If you miss more than 2 sessions, you will not be eligible for a stipend.
Apply Here: Kol Yisrael Spring 2026 registration
Questions?
Email or text Hannah Danzig
Looking to learn more about Israel and Israeli people, culture, food, and music? Join ASU Hillel’s Kol Yisrael cohort– a 6-week interactive class led by Hannah Danzig + Vita Krivyakova This is a great way to explore Israeli history through exploring the unique aspects of Israeli art, geography, and culture through cooking Israeli food, unpacking Israeli music and social life, while meeting new people and reconnecting with other birthright alumni!
When?
This six-week fellowship begins on Tuesday, February 3rd and will take place on Tuesdays at 5:30pm, and will end on Tuesday, April 7th. Kol Yisrael will be ending on Wednesday April 15 with a conclusion Class Celebration Shabbat on 4/17.
Who?
Any ASU Jewish undergraduate student who wants to learn about Israel in a fun and social way. No previous background necessary. Birthright alumni are encouraged to apply and invite your friends to join you!
Stipend:
Any ASU Jewish undergraduate students who attend at least 4 out of 6 weeks are eligible to receive a $150 stipend. If you miss more than 2 sessions, you will not be eligible for a stipend.
Apply Here: Kol Yisrael Spring 2026 registration
Questions?
Email or text Hannah Danzig
JLF Thrive: The Torah of positive Psychology
What does it mean to live life fully? How do we get there?
This course invites Jewish students to explore the intersection of ancient Jewish wisdom and modern psychological science. Together, we’ll uncover what helps us flourish — drawing from timeless Jewish texts and contemporary research on meaning, joy, resilience, and connection.
Co-facilitated by Hillel’s Campus Rabbi, Rabbi Aviva, and licensed psychologist Erika Neuberg PhD, this course offers space to engage deeply, connect authentically, and gain insight into how we live, grow, and thrive — in college and beyond.
When?
This 8-week cohort begins on Wednesday February 4 and will take place on Wednesdays from 5:30-7 (for 8 weeks), ending on Wednesday April 15 with a conclusion Class Celebration Shabbat on 4/17.
Who?
Any ASU student interested in Jewish learning, meaningful conversations, building community, and strengthening their connection to themselves and their Jewish identity.
Apply here:
Click here to apply
Questions?
Reach out to Rabbi Aviva Funke (email [email protected] or text 310-980-6009.)
This course invites Jewish students to explore the intersection of ancient Jewish wisdom and modern psychological science. Together, we’ll uncover what helps us flourish — drawing from timeless Jewish texts and contemporary research on meaning, joy, resilience, and connection.
Co-facilitated by Hillel’s Campus Rabbi, Rabbi Aviva, and licensed psychologist Erika Neuberg PhD, this course offers space to engage deeply, connect authentically, and gain insight into how we live, grow, and thrive — in college and beyond.
When?
This 8-week cohort begins on Wednesday February 4 and will take place on Wednesdays from 5:30-7 (for 8 weeks), ending on Wednesday April 15 with a conclusion Class Celebration Shabbat on 4/17.
Who?
Any ASU student interested in Jewish learning, meaningful conversations, building community, and strengthening their connection to themselves and their Jewish identity.
Apply here:
Click here to apply
Questions?
Reach out to Rabbi Aviva Funke (email [email protected] or text 310-980-6009.)
FIrst Year Leadership
What?
Together we’ll explore leadership skills, values, and strengths while connecting with peers and mentors who will support you throughout your ASU journey. Each week includes interactive workshops, engaging discussions, and meaningful takeaways you can apply right away in college and beyond. Your chance to also plan fun events for Jewish ASU first years!
When?
This 8-week cohort begins on Thursday, February 5th and will take place on Thursday from 5:30 -7 PM or 6-7:30 PM (Please select your availability in our application), ending on Wednesday April 16th with a conclusion Class Celebration Shabbat on 4/17.
Who?
Are you a first-year student looking to grow as a leader, build community, and make an impact? Join our First Year Leadership Cohort, an 8 week experience designed just for you!
Apply Here: Click here to apply
Questions?
Reach out to Shira Khotim (email [email protected] or text 602-708-6784.)
Together we’ll explore leadership skills, values, and strengths while connecting with peers and mentors who will support you throughout your ASU journey. Each week includes interactive workshops, engaging discussions, and meaningful takeaways you can apply right away in college and beyond. Your chance to also plan fun events for Jewish ASU first years!
When?
This 8-week cohort begins on Thursday, February 5th and will take place on Thursday from 5:30 -7 PM or 6-7:30 PM (Please select your availability in our application), ending on Wednesday April 16th with a conclusion Class Celebration Shabbat on 4/17.
Who?
Are you a first-year student looking to grow as a leader, build community, and make an impact? Join our First Year Leadership Cohort, an 8 week experience designed just for you!
Apply Here: Click here to apply
Questions?
Reach out to Shira Khotim (email [email protected] or text 602-708-6784.)
