| Do you like having online programming between Institutes? The NHC is a volunteer run organization and we need you to make it happen! We are looking for people join the Year-Round Programming Committee. The job requires about 2 hours a month to recruit teachers and leaders for online classes and workshops, run the zoom meetings and dream of more ways to involve more people. Please volunteer by contacting Sue Gulack at ravgulack@gmail.com. |
Tech Team Role Descriptions (general support throughout the year)* Tier of responsibilities: Level 1) Emergency- Available for emergencies/on call when Programs Director cannot solve the problem Level 2) Website Host/Software Manager- Manage the website environment and ongoing coding requests, larger content issues Level 3) Minor Updates/Changes- Smaller content issues; email… READ MORE
Institute is Going Online July 25- August 8, 2021! Registration opens 6/1/21. Keep an eye out for our e-blast with the link to register or check our home page. For some 40 years, 300 plus people have gathered for a week every summer to learn, teach, daven, sing, and be in… READ MORE
These unprecedented times require creativity, flexibility, and inspiration. We are grateful to everyone who joined the Kehilla community gathering in May to provide input for online Institute. Your input was invaluable. The Core Team, with the support of many Havurahniks, has prepared an online Institute to run over two weeks,… READ MORE
We will be returning to the University of Hartford on for the week of July 26th-August 1st 2021 and the week of July 25th to 31st, 2022. READ MORE
Dear Havurahniks, With great sadness, love, and hope, I’m sharing the news that the Board, with the recommendation of the COVID19 Response Committee, voted to cancel in-person Institute this summer at Hartford and move programming online. We are deeply sad that we will not be gathering at Hartford in person… READ MORE
At the Summer Institute, every teacher is a student and every student is a teacher. People who are usually called “rabbi” or “professor” throughout the year go by their first names here. And people who rarely take active leadership roles in their communities discover that they, too, can teach and… READ MORE
