Aaron Burke is a first year student of French and German at Cambridge University. He spent his gap year in Israel with his Youth movement Noam and has been a madrich for them for the past few years. Interests include Harry Potter and food.
Miri Fenton is a second year history student at Cambridge. She grew up in RSY, and went on Marom's Kelim programme to the Conservative Yeshiva in Jerusalem in summer 2009. She is very involved in interfaith on campus, especially the Cambridge University Faith Forum, JSoc interfaith and the Muslim and Jewish women's dialogue group in Cambridge. Interests include political philosophy and acquiring scarfs and shoes.
Rhea Wolfson is a second year law student at Oxford University. She has been in RSY since 2003 and is much begrudged at having to spend her summers getting a real job now! She has just completed her year as President of the Oxford Israeli Cultural Society and is moving on to Jewish Society President in the coming term. She has taken part in UJS national lobbies against hate speech in university campuses and sits on the Oxford Anti-Racism Group. She is also the Access and Equal Opportunities rep for her Junior Common Room. Interests include cooking, American television and fancy dress.
Aaron Burke is a first year student of French and German at Cambridge University. He spent his gap year in Israel with his Youth movement Noam and has been a madrich for them for the past few years. Interests include Harry Potter and food.
Miri Fenton is a second year history student at Cambridge. She grew up in RSY, and went on Marom's Kelim programme to the Conservative Yeshiva in Jerusalem in summer 2009. She is very involved in interfaith on campus, especially the Cambridge University Faith Forum, JSoc interfaith and the Muslim and Jewish women's dialogue group in Cambridge. Interests include political philosophy and acquiring scarfs and shoes.
Rhea Wolfson is a second year law student at Oxford University. She has been in RSY since 2003 and is much begrudged at having to spend her summers getting a real job now! She has just completed her year as President of the Oxford Israeli Cultural Society and is moving on to Jewish Society President in the coming term. She has taken part in UJS national lobbies against hate speech in university campuses and sits on the Oxford Anti-Racism Group. She is also the Access and Equal Opportunities rep for her Junior Common Room. Interests include cooking, American television and fancy dress.