Eliora is in her first year at Birmingham University where she studies economics and politics.

She has been involved with RSY-Netzer since the age of 11, and has spent the last three summers as madricha as well as participating in Shnat Netzer. This involved the leadership programme Machon, volunteering with Magen David Adom and working on kibbutz.

She loves being a part of a community and is looking forward to creating Progressive events and community along with Hannah in Birmingham. She is also a keen cook, so loves any opportunity to provide food for any hungry students!

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Hannah is in her second year at Birmingham University where she is studying geography.

She has been involved in LJY Netzer as both a participant and a madricha where she has led on camp and events. For the previous two summers Hannah has been a counselor at URJ Kutz Camp, a leadership academy for American Jewish teens where she also ran courses in Israeli and modern dance.

She is greatly involved in her community, Finchley Progressive Synagogue, where she runs an Israeli dance troupe and led at the youth club. Hannah is looking forward to working with Eliora to provide new opportunities for non-orthodox students at Birmingham.

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Rachel is in her second year at Nottingham Trent University where she studies psychology and sociology.

She was involved with JYSG attending camps and being part of their local committees until it had to shut down in 2006.

Since then she took a gap year in Israel with FZY and spent last summer volunteering in Ghana with Tzedek.

She is looking forward to working in partnership with the current Jsoc in Nottingham to provide amazing opportunities for Jewish students.

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Rachel is in her second year at Nottingham Trent University where she studies business management with accountancy and finance.

She has been involved with BBYO from an early age attending camps and being on her local chapter executive. She then took a gap year with BBYO, has led a summer camp and took Israel tour last summer.

Rachel is looking forward to this year working for Jeneration and has many great ideas for Nottingham this year.

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