Updated Thursday, October 15th
The health and well-being of you, our graduate students and young adults, is our greatest priority. As such, we are actively monitoring the information and updates regarding the coronavirus from several sources including the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Our Hillel building is currently CLOSED for programming with the exception of some opportunities to pick up Shabbat dinners to-go in November and December. Our Covid-19 Task Force (including board members with facility and medical expertise, staff, and students) are in conversation to determine if, when, and how we will be able to safely reopen our facility for our staff to return to the building, and then for undergraduate and graduate students, and when it will be possible to offer programs/Shabbat experiences for smaller groups. Our staff members are working remotely (for the most part) and welcome you getting in touch with them!
Amee Sherer, Executive Director, amee@hilleluw.org
Rabbi Josh Weisman, Senior Jewish Educator, rabbijosh@hilleluw.org
Nomi Mitchell, Interim Jconnect Manager, nomi@hilleluw.org
Sheri Davis, Clinical Counselor, counselor@hilleluw.org
Terri Green, Development Director, terri@hilleluw.org
Jonathan Greene, Director of Operations, jonathan@hilleluw.org
We continue to take this health threat very seriously and are following guidance from the University of Washington and the Washington State Department of Health
Please visit our calendar to see our new online offerings.
COMING TO HILLEL: Our building is now closed. If and when we reopen, we ask that you respect your own health and the health and safety of others. Please do not come to Hillel if:
- You are sick or feel sick.
- Your immune system is compromised.
- You have been in contact with someone diagnosed with COVID-19.
- We also encourage you to follow the precautions recommended by the World Health Organization (WHO).
As the situation continues to evolve, we will stay in touch with you and continue to re-evaluate as needed. If you have any questions, please feel free to be in touch.
