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JEWISH $TUDENT PROJECTS

provides funding for new, innovative,  creative Jewish programming on college campuses...

 

WHAT IS JSP :: WHO WE ARE :: SUBMIT A GRANT :: DOWNLOAD APPLICATION :: SAMPLE JSP APPLICATION

 

Our maximum grant is $800

 

MEETING DATES & GRANT DEADLINES:  February 12, 2007 :: March 12, 2007 (hosted by Northeastern Hillel)

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Jewish Student Projects (JSP) is a student-led board that allocates funds to innovative, Jewish programs on college campuses. While JSP welcomes all grant proposals that it receives, JSP specifically seeks out Jewish student initiatives that fall outside of the standard Hillel programming. By funding these programs, JSP hopes to enrich the quality and quantity of Jewish programming on New England college campuses. JSP receives its funds from the Combined Jewish Philanthropies (CJP) directly, and is independent from the other Hillel Council organizations.

 

JSP is comprised of student representatives from area colleges.  Its members are:

Joshua Geltman, MIT, President Shira Lavi, Emerson College
Naomi Adland, Brandeis University, Vice-President Eric Migi, Boston University
Elaine Denenberg, Northeastern University Patti Sheinman, HCNE coordinator
Arielle Galambos, Wellesley College Garrett Barter, HCNE Board representative

JSP is open to new board members from schools that are not currently represented.

 

 

To apply for a JSP grant, download and fill out the application. Submit the application to your campus representative or by mail to HCNE. Please keep in mind JSP's intended purpose before completing an application. Also, please make the grant application, and especially the budget, as detailed as possible. The more information the better. Please review the sample grant proposal for a helpful guideline. Also, note that,

 

JSP does not...

 

- Fund honoraria, which means that we will not award money for speakers and their expenses.

- Fund retroactive programs (unless it is the fault of our meeting schedule they are retroactive).

 

Other Notes:

- As a guideline, we prefer to supplement a program, and see that the initiative has looked for other funding sources as well. Therefore, please include all other grants you have applied for and all other sources of income (donations, Hillel, admission fee, etc.).

 

 

APPLY - Both Parts Required for funding

(you;ll need Acrobat Reader to download the application)

JSP Grant Application (fill out and submit prior to the event)

JSP evaluation and request for funds (fill out and submit after the event)

 

SUBMITTING YOUR APPLICATION

Submit your application to your campus representative

OR if you campus doesn't have a representative

 

MAIL TO:

Jewish Student Projects c/o Hillel Council of New England,

1320 Centre Street, Suite 306, Newton Center, MA 02459

 

Contact us:

Patti Sheinman, Hillel Council of New England (617) 928-1488 x32