Erika Dreifus

According to The Chronicle of Higher Education, the Jewish Theological Seminary of America is seeking an Assistant Director of Communications. You can view the full announcement here.

“The Hadassah-Brandeis Institute (HBI) seeks energetic, tech-savvy, self-starter to play key role in essential communications projects. This person reports to the Director of Communications, assisting with PR and marketing campaigns, delivery of communications products, and acting as project manager for specific assignments. Must have excellent written and verbal communications, organizational, and computer skills, and have ability to work independently with careful attention to detail. Familiarity with HTML and graphic design background a plus, artistic eye a necessity. This position works as part of a team on diverse projects in a fast-paced and flexible environment, and the ideal candidate will be comfortable participating in discussions and taking on new challenges with enthusiasm.” For more information, about the position (and the HBI), click here.

The San Francisco Jewish Film Festival is looking for an Administrative Director and for a part-time bookkeeper/accounting manager. For more information, check the postings here.
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Jewish Arts in the Loop-Hillels Around Chicago seeks a Program Director who “will work closely with student leadership to direct social, cultural, religious, and unique arts-based programming for undergraduate students attending schools located in Chicago’s downtown area of the loop affiliated with Hillels Around Chicago.” See the announcement here.
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The Union for Reform Judaism (New York City) is looking for a Communications Manager. See the position description here.

“The Institute of Jewish Thought and Heritage (IJTH) at the University at Buffalo (SUNY) invites applications for the Gordon and Gretchen Gross Professorship in Judaic Studies at the Associate Professor level, with tenure, to begin in Fall, 2009. The Institute seeks an established scholar in the area of Rabbinic Judaism (post-biblical, pre-modern); History of Ideas, with special emphasis on ethical questions: Jewish conceptions of morality, value, justice and/or politics.” For the full announcement, please click here.