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Director of the Center for Jewish Life and Lecturer in Jewish Studies

Hamilton College -
Clinton, NY

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Job Details

Full-time
$85,000 - $110,000 a year
14 days ago

Qualifications

Community health & wellness
Academic community engagement
Committee work
Program design
Program management
Community management
Student emotional support
Educational events
Team leadership
Student mentoring
Faculty collaboration
Facilities management
Academic institution experience
Public speaking
Teaching religious studies
Student social support
Pastoral counseling
Cultural competency
Working with students from diverse cultural backgrounds
Decision making
Youth engagement experience in pastoral work
University teaching experience
Student advising
Higher education teaching
Senior level
Course design
Training
Student activities (student support initiatives)
Student life
Leadership

Full Job Description

Job Description:

Position Summary

Hamilton College seeks a dynamic and pluralistic, student-centered rabbi to serve as the Director of the Center for Jewish Life and Lecturer in Jewish Studies. This individual will be instrumental in encouraging and nurturing the community, actively engaging them in the process of building and sustaining a vibrant, meaningful, and pluralistic Jewish campus community.

The Director of the Center for Jewish Life is a key member of the Department of Spiritual and Religious Life’s multifaith team, committed to nurturing spiritual life at the College. Reporting to the Dean of Spiritual Life and Religious Life, the Director will:

Engage the broader College community.
Facilitate religious practice and foster opportunities for multifaith engagement.
Promote spiritual wellness.
Teach two courses per year in the Jewish Studies Program.
Cultivate a close, collaborative partnership with the wider Jewish community at Hamilton (including Jewish Spiritual Life Affiliated student groups), to foster a vibrant community of belonging while contributing meaningfully to a growing Jewish Studies Program.

The Director will join an interdependent and engaged spiritual life team, collaborating on programs and portfolios across the department and participating in College-wide events. This includes leading College multi-faith rituals, supporting diverse religious observances, and teaching in the Jewish Studies Program.

Responsibilities:

Leadership and Programming: Oversee, coordinate, and/or lead (where appropriate) all on-campus Jewish services, activities, and holidays including weekly Shabbat services, High Holy Days, and Passover observance.
Teaching: Deliver academic courses in the Jewish Studies Program and offer accessible co-curricular Jewish learning through the Center for Jewish Life.
Advising and Collaboration: Serve as a religious leader and advisor for all students, staff, and faculty, supporting and fostering Jewish life on campus. Cultivate strong, collaborative partnerships with the Jewish Studies Program, Hamilton Hillel and Chabad Student Groups, as well as local Jewish faith communities and organizations.
Public Representation and Community Engagement: Maintain a visible public presence through campus ceremonies, vigils, committee memberships, training, and public speaking. The work centers on students but regularly engages faculty, staff, alumni, parents, and prospective students.
Multifaith Leadership: Collaborate on and lead Multifaith and Spiritual Wellness Initiatives with professional staff in the Department of Spiritual & Religious Life.
Spiritual Care: Provide attentive and sensitive spiritual care to community members, including offering a calm, non-anxious presence during times of tragedy. Serve as a privileged and confidential resource for the campus community.
Resource and Facility Management: Oversee the Azel Backus House, the Center for Jewish Life's community space, which hosts Jewish Life and Learning and includes a kosher kitchen.
Perform other duties as assigned.

Education & Experience:

Rabbinic ordination (or pathway to ordination by July 1, 2027) and two to three years of relevant experience.
Ordination or professional religious training from an accredited institution.
Experience teaching at the college level is preferred.
The preferred ideal candidate will be able to teach an introductory Judaism course in addition to another course based on their interests and expertise, including but not limited to Jewish texts, Jewish ethics/justice, Jewish liturgy, or Jewish music.
Experience in a role of religious leadership, with a thorough understanding and performance of ritual and ritual practices preferred.
Equivalent combination of education and experience will be considered.

Certifications and Licenses:

Ordination or equivalent (or pathway to ordination by July 1, 2027).

Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:

Acute pastoral sensitivity and discretion.
Ability to teach courses that introduce a diverse student body to Jewish religion and culture.
Multifaith competency in understanding and working effectively with people of diverse religious backgrounds.
Demonstrated commitment to serving as a chaplain in higher education.
Demonstrated effectiveness in:
- Leading public worship (including religious teaching/delivering sermons).
- Moderating discussions.
- Presenting intelligent discussions on religious, spiritual, and societal questions and challenges.
- Leading public ritual and facilitating multifaith programs.
- Moderating conversations on emerging religious, spiritual, and societal questions and challenges.

Demonstrated ability and experience working with individuals from diverse Jewish experiences, backgrounds, and commitments.
Demonstrated enthusiasm and ability for working imaginatively with people of diverse cultural backgrounds and religious traditions.
Experience as a skilled religious educator, including a demonstrated ability to design innovative curricula and facilitate courses and workshops for young adults.
Demonstrated effectiveness in counsel, support, and inspiration of young adults.
Ability to work independently, complete assignments, accomplish administrative tasks, and exercise sound judgment in determining priorities.

Compensation Range:

$85,000 - $110,000

EEO Policy:

Hamilton College is an equal opportunity employer and is committed to creating an accessible, supportive environment and an educational experience that recognizes a wide array of experiences, backgrounds and viewpoints as integral components of academic excellence. Candidates who can contribute to those goals are encouraged to apply and identify their strengths in these areas.

Benefits:

For Benefits Information, please navigate to the following link:

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