Position Summary:
Assistant to the Director to co-lead the implementation of all core elements of the Pava Scholars Program, ensuring consistency, quality, and follow-through.
Position Responsibilities:
- Partner in the week-to-week flow of programming, including learning sessions, leadership seminars, and cohort activities
- Play a central role in building and sustaining a strong cohort culture grounded in serious learning, shared purpose, and mutual respect
- Co-lead the implementation of all core elements of the Pava Scholars Program, ensuring consistency, quality, and follow-through
- Partner in the week-to-week flow of programming, including learning sessions, leadership seminars, and cohort activities
Beit Midrash Learning Coordination
- Coordinate Beit Midrash learning, including chavruta pairings, faculty involvement, and scheduling
- Ensure that Beit Midrash sessions are purposeful, well-structured, and aligned with the broader goals of the program
Student Mentorship and Development
- Serve as a mentor to Pava Scholars, with regular and ongoing engagement
- Guide students in developing their Torah voice, including preparation for teaching, public speaking, and written work
Admissions and Selection
- Partner fully with the Director in the evaluation of candidates
- Conduct candidate interviews and play an active role in assessing intellectual ability, religious commitment, interpersonal presence, and leadership potential
- Participate in admissions deliberations and cohort selection
Cohort Culture and Experience
- Play a central role in building and sustaining a strong cohort culture grounded in serious learning, shared purpose, and mutual respect
- Facilitate cohort-based conversations, reflection, and peer learning
- Partner in the design and execution of retreats, trips, and immersive experiences
Ongoing Program Development
- Serve as a close thought partner in refining program structure, sequencing, and student experience
- Help identify areas for improvement and ensure that adjustments are implemented effectively
- Contribute to planning for future program development and expansion
Teaching
- Two (2) Jewish Studies classes per semester or 1 double course in the Beit Midrash program (total 4 credits per semester)
Experience & Educational Background:
Strong Educational background in Jewish Philosophy and the ability to act as a liaison between students and administration, and work closely with multiple offices to streamline programming and logistics.
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