Join us for an insightful evening designed to empower students as they navigate attending college in the face of increasing campus antisemitism. Led by Jake Beckman of SLB Education, David White of the ADL, and Rachel Klein of Hillels of Westchester, the discussion will shed light on the complex realities of Jewish life on campuses across the country, offering clarity beyond the headlines.
This event is for all students and their families. It is especially valuable for high school juniors and seniors as they make crucial decisions about the next step in their education. By providing nuanced insights and practical advice, we aim to boost your confidence and comfort in choosing the right college.
After the main discussion, you will have an opportunity to hear from current college students about their Jewish experiences on campus.
Refreshments will be served. Don’t miss this chance to understand the challenges and opportunities facing Jewish students today. Admission is free, but please register.
Jake Beckman is an independent education consultant with a decade of experience guiding students through the college application process. He brings a wealth of experience and a proven track record of success to his work with students, helping them identify their strengths, develop their applications, and gain admission to their best-fit colleges. Jake is the cofounder of SLB Education Consultants, which is dedicated to providing personalized and comprehensive advising services to families across the country.
Rachel E. Klein, MSW, is executive director of the Hillels of Westchester. Prior to her time in the Hillel family, Rachel served as a Reform synagogue director in New Jersey, youth group advisor, and teacher. She began her social work career in 2003 as a direct-practice social worker in mental health and substance abuse. Her journey from clinical social work to Hillel professional brought her to serve as an assistant child advocate with the State of New Jersey for nearly a decade, where she focused on anti-bullying efforts, childhood lead poisoning, legislative oversight, and individual advocacy. She received an MSW from the University of Pennsylvania and a BA from the University of Delaware.
