Kol Yisrael
So, what's it all about?
Looking to learn more about Israel and Israeli people, culture, food, and music? This interactive six-week course is a great way to explore Israeli history by delving into the unique aspects of Israeli art, geography, and culture through cooking Israeli food. Unpack Israeli music and social life, while meeting new people and reconnecting with other Birthright alumni!
Who can take it?
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!
Do I get anything out of it?
We guarantee this class is a blast and you'll meet some wonderful people along the way. If that's not enough of an incentive, students who attend at least 4 out of 6 weeks are eligible to receive a $150 stipend!
Apply Here!
Questions?
Email Hannah Danzig
Looking to learn more about Israel and Israeli people, culture, food, and music? This interactive six-week course is a great way to explore Israeli history by delving into the unique aspects of Israeli art, geography, and culture through cooking Israeli food. Unpack Israeli music and social life, while meeting new people and reconnecting with other Birthright alumni!
Who can take it?
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!
Do I get anything out of it?
We guarantee this class is a blast and you'll meet some wonderful people along the way. If that's not enough of an incentive, students who attend at least 4 out of 6 weeks are eligible to receive a $150 stipend!
Apply Here!
Questions?
Email Hannah Danzig
Jewish life 101
So, what's it all about?
There’s a lot to unpack when it comes to being Jewish! Explore the texts, traditions, rituals, rhythms, and experiences that shape Jewish life while discovering how your own identity and story fit into the bigger picture. Together, we’ll build a deeper understanding of what it means to be part of the Jewish people—and how Judaism connects to your life today.
Who can take it?
Any ASU student interested in Jewish learning, meaningful conversations, building community, and strengthening their connection to themselves and their Jewish identity.
What's in it for me?
Learning with our phenomenal Rabbi! And if that's not enough, students who attend 6 out 8 sessions will receive a $250 stipend.
Apply Here!
Questions?
Email Rabbi Aviva
There’s a lot to unpack when it comes to being Jewish! Explore the texts, traditions, rituals, rhythms, and experiences that shape Jewish life while discovering how your own identity and story fit into the bigger picture. Together, we’ll build a deeper understanding of what it means to be part of the Jewish people—and how Judaism connects to your life today.
Who can take it?
Any ASU student interested in Jewish learning, meaningful conversations, building community, and strengthening their connection to themselves and their Jewish identity.
What's in it for me?
Learning with our phenomenal Rabbi! And if that's not enough, students who attend 6 out 8 sessions will receive a $250 stipend.
Apply Here!
Questions?
Email Rabbi Aviva
Big little cohort
So, what's it all about?
Starting college is a big transition, but you don't have to figure it out alone. Join our Big Little Cohort and get paired with a mentor (or become one!) while building friendships, exploring Tempe and Phoenix through fun outings, and growing as a Jewish leader. Whether you're looking for someone to answer your questions, show you the best local spots, or help you find your place at ASU, Big Little is an easy way to make campus feel a little smaller.
Who can take it?
This cohort is designed for first-year and transfer students who are new to ASU.
What's in it for me?
New friends, great food, and awesome experiences. This cohort is completely free to you.
Apply Here!
Questions?
Email Hannah Danzig
Starting college is a big transition, but you don't have to figure it out alone. Join our Big Little Cohort and get paired with a mentor (or become one!) while building friendships, exploring Tempe and Phoenix through fun outings, and growing as a Jewish leader. Whether you're looking for someone to answer your questions, show you the best local spots, or help you find your place at ASU, Big Little is an easy way to make campus feel a little smaller.
Who can take it?
This cohort is designed for first-year and transfer students who are new to ASU.
What's in it for me?
New friends, great food, and awesome experiences. This cohort is completely free to you.
Apply Here!
Questions?
Email Hannah Danzig
B'nai mitzvah cohort
So, what's it all about?
It’s never too late to become B’nai Mitzvah! There’s a spot just for you in this weekly learning cohort to explore what Judaism means to you and celebrate your Jewish journey together. Participants' experience will culminate in a B'nai Mitzvah ceremony during late Spring. No previous knowledge required!
Who can take it?
Any ASU student interested in Jewish learning, meaningful conversations, building community, and strengthening their connection to themselves and their Jewish identity.
What's in it for me?
Learning with our phenomenal Rabbi! And if that's not enough, we will host a B'nai Mitzvah ceremony honoring the cohort on Saturday, April 3rd 2027. Cohort members will be encouraged to invite friends and family to join in the celebration!
Apply Here!
Questions?
Email Rabbi Aviva
It’s never too late to become B’nai Mitzvah! There’s a spot just for you in this weekly learning cohort to explore what Judaism means to you and celebrate your Jewish journey together. Participants' experience will culminate in a B'nai Mitzvah ceremony during late Spring. No previous knowledge required!
Who can take it?
Any ASU student interested in Jewish learning, meaningful conversations, building community, and strengthening their connection to themselves and their Jewish identity.
What's in it for me?
Learning with our phenomenal Rabbi! And if that's not enough, we will host a B'nai Mitzvah ceremony honoring the cohort on Saturday, April 3rd 2027. Cohort members will be encouraged to invite friends and family to join in the celebration!
Apply Here!
Questions?
Email Rabbi Aviva
