Angels and the Angel of Death
Angels appear throughout the Hebrew Bible, Rabbinic literature, traditional Jewish liturgy, and folklore. After a brief exploration of Angelology in Judaism, we will delve into specific texts and discussion about the Angel of Death. The tradition is replete with fascinating (and sometimes humorous) stories about this entity. 2 Thursdays, April 22 & 29, 10:00-11:30 AM. Suggested fee: $54 For info or to RSVP please contact Rabbi Pamela Wax at [email protected].
Feeling Connected During the Pandemic
ZoomMany individuals are faced with feelings of social isolation, loneliness, anxiety and stress during these uncertain times. Please join us for a supportive discussion about connection, resilience, stress management and finding ways to remain socially close while we are physically distant.
Disenfranchised Grief: When Will Healing Come?
There are few support systems or traditions that honor the grief we may experience for deaths other than those of parents, children or spouses. If you are mourning the death of a friend, a sibling, a grandparent, an in-law, an ex-spouse, an aunt or an uncle, please join us for this special bereavement group to explore and honor your loss. 4 Wednesdays, April 7, 14, 21 & 28, 1:30-3:00 PM Facilitated by Gillian Rittmaster, LCSW, and Rabbi Pamela Wax. For info or to RSVP contact [email protected].
The Personal Marketing Plan
ZoomGuest speaker Janine Martella will guide us on how to complete her marketing tool and use it, best practices on the job search and answer questions on situations you may be facing.
Angels and the Angel of Death
Angels appear throughout the Hebrew Bible, Rabbinic literature, traditional Jewish liturgy, and folklore. After a brief exploration of Angelology in Judaism, we will delve into specific texts and discussion about the Angel of Death. The tradition is replete with fascinating (and sometimes humorous) stories about this entity. 2 Thursdays, April 22 & 29, 10:00-11:30 AM. Suggested fee: $54 For info or to RSVP please contact Rabbi Pamela Wax at [email protected].
Applicant Tracking System Explained
ZoomGuest Speaker: Ashley Bendell, UJA Business Professional Discussion topics included in this presentation: • Applicant Tracking System (ATS) • Human Resources Information System (HRIS) • Algorithms and how they pertain to job search • What happens once a resume is submitted to an ATS? • Can a job seeker outsmart the software? • How can candidates’ best market themselves? Ashley is a Sales Executive at InvestCloud. This follows a 16-year investment banking/institutional sales career (which started at Credit Suisse in London/New York) and a more recent, successful, enterprise sales career at ADP—the largest Human Resource management focused technology company in […]
Breath-Body-Mind: For everyone who needs to take a break and a deep breath!
ZoomResearch has shown that Breath-Body-Mind practices, developed by integrative physicians Drs. Richard P. Brown and Patricia Gerbarg are highly effective in reducing the impact of stress and anxiety, both of which are so prevalent at this time. Using a series of gentle, easy movements and coherent breathing practices, we will help restore much needed balance and calm to the body and the mind. Facilitated by Ruth Rosenbaum, LCSW and Brenda Haas, LMSW. Please register by contacting Ruth Rosenblum, LCSW: [email protected]
Resume 101: Rethink and Reinvent Your Resume
ZoomThis workshop is for those who are new to the WJCS COVID Relief Hub, as well as for those who have not updated their resume for a while. Join this small group to learn more about the program and discuss the current trends in resume writing to effectively present your qualifications to potential employers. Learn about the latest techniques to help your resume stand out from the competition and be noticed. This class is a requirement before meeting individually with a career specialist. Please send a copy of your resume to [email protected]. Facilitated by: Naomi Koller, WJCS Career Specialist For […]
Feeling Connected During the Pandemic
ZoomMany individuals are faced with feelings of social isolation, loneliness, anxiety, and stress during these uncertain times. Please join us for a supportive discussion about stress management, anxiety reduction and finding ways to remain connected during the pandemic. Please register by contacting Jennifer Schmelkin, LMSW: [email protected].
Pride Academy
Learn what you need to know LGBTQ+ community, culture and contributions! In this special community just for LGBTQ+ youth, we’ll talk about . . . What the letters mean, how we pick, and why it’s ok to change Friendship, flirting, dating, safer sexy times and consent Isms, intersections & how to fight oppression in all its forms LGBTQ+ History & Heroes you didn’t learn about in school LGBTQ+ media you love (& don’t) Being a strong leader and making the world a better place! Most importantly, we’ll build a community of friends and allies who understand the unique challenges and […]
How to Write an Unsolicited Cover Letter
ZoomOutreach for learning about employment and creating your own employment opportunities can be very different from applying for listed job openings. It is more time intensive and can sometimes feel overwhelming. This week we will discuss a process for building an outreach plan and the writing of an unsolicited cover letter. Facilitated by: Michael Weiss, WJCS Career Specialist For questions or to RSVP and receive Zoom information, please email Program Coordinator Lisa Morris at [email protected].