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Welcome to the official website of Ohio University Hillel! Hillel strives to create a dynamic Jewish environment on campus where everyone is welcome. We serve the Ohio University campus community in areas of Jewish culture, education, history, social service, Israel advocacy, and communal experiences. Through involvement in Hillel, Jewish students learn valuable leadership skills, enhance their Jewish identity, and diversify the religious and cultural campus community.
Dear Ohio University Hillel Community,
We are absolutely thrilled to announce that Juli Goodman will join the Ohio University Hillel team as our new Executive Director, effective July 2023.
Juli is an experiential educator, inclusive relationship-builder, and dynamic and thoughtful leader who is excited to continue to work to inspire the next generation of Jewish leaders through Hillel.
Juli brings a depth of Hillel experience to Ohio University. She will be arriving in Athens most recently from Hanover, NH, where she served as the Director of the Hillel at Dartmouth College for the past two years. At Dartmouth, Juli transitioned the Hillel from a college department to a fully independent non- profit and revitalized the Jewish student community on campus. Prior to Dartmouth, Juli was the Assistant Director for Programming at Slifka Center for Jewish Life at Yale (Yale Hillel) for seven years. While at Yale, Juli and her team won the 2019 Hillel International Campus Partnership Award for their outstanding work in the campus community. Juli is an alumna of Hillel International's Weinberg Executive Training Program and the Shalom Hartman Institute Campus Fellowship.
Juli has a BA in Art History from Rutgers University, Douglass College and an MA in Educational Leadership in Jewish Communal Settings from the Jewish Theological Seminary, as well as certification as an Israel Educator.
Juli spends her free time playing rugby, eating tacos, falling behind on podcasts, watching basketball and discussing the formation(s) of Jewish Identity.
She cannot wait to transition to Athens and collaborate with our amazing students, lay leaders, staff, and community members.
We are absolutely thrilled to announce that Juli Goodman will join the Ohio University Hillel team as our new Executive Director, effective July 2023.
Juli is an experiential educator, inclusive relationship-builder, and dynamic and thoughtful leader who is excited to continue to work to inspire the next generation of Jewish leaders through Hillel.
Juli brings a depth of Hillel experience to Ohio University. She will be arriving in Athens most recently from Hanover, NH, where she served as the Director of the Hillel at Dartmouth College for the past two years. At Dartmouth, Juli transitioned the Hillel from a college department to a fully independent non- profit and revitalized the Jewish student community on campus. Prior to Dartmouth, Juli was the Assistant Director for Programming at Slifka Center for Jewish Life at Yale (Yale Hillel) for seven years. While at Yale, Juli and her team won the 2019 Hillel International Campus Partnership Award for their outstanding work in the campus community. Juli is an alumna of Hillel International's Weinberg Executive Training Program and the Shalom Hartman Institute Campus Fellowship.
Juli has a BA in Art History from Rutgers University, Douglass College and an MA in Educational Leadership in Jewish Communal Settings from the Jewish Theological Seminary, as well as certification as an Israel Educator.
Juli spends her free time playing rugby, eating tacos, falling behind on podcasts, watching basketball and discussing the formation(s) of Jewish Identity.
She cannot wait to transition to Athens and collaborate with our amazing students, lay leaders, staff, and community members.
AboutHillel serves the OU campus and Athens community in areas of Jewish culture, education, history, social service, Israel advocacy, and communal experiences.
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In AthensLocated along the Hocking River, the city of Athens was first established in 1797. It soon became home to Ohio University in 1804 with Athens County being established in 1805.
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