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History of Jewish Life at Elon

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The Jewish student population at Elon has grown at an astonishing rate over the past decade, and boasts the beautiful Sklut Hillel Center as the home away from home for Elon’s more than 800 Jewish students

Since its dedication in 2013, the center, named for Elon parents Eric and Lori Sklut P’14, has become the focus for Jewish life on campus.

Elon Hillel offers programs including Shabbat dinners and services, bagel brunches, cooking classes, discussions, meetings, and holiday celebrations in the facility, which includes a kosher kitchen, a patio/sukkah, offices, a conference room, a study lounge, and (soon) a large backyard multi-use pavilion.

Timeline

2024 – Sklut Hillel Center Pavilion dedicated

2018 – EJAN – Elon Jewish Alumni Network – formed

2018 – Elon Hillel on cover of ,

2018 – 5th anniversary of Sklut Hillel Center

2017 – Elon Hillel featured as leading Jewish university in the south by

2015 – Jewish Studies Minor announced

2013 – Sklut Hillel Center ���徱�����ٱ��,���Ѳ���������2013

2011 – Professor Rabbi Geoffrey Claussen hired as first Jewish Studies Professor

2011 – The Jewish Life Advisory Council (JLAC) was formed by President Emeritus Leo Lambert to provide leadership and vision on the future expansion and enhancement of Jewish life and Jewish studies at Elon

2009 – Elon Hillel received the designation of “Small & Mighty �þ��� of Excellence” from Hillel International

2008 – Nancy Luberoff joins Elon as the first Hillel Director

2006 – First part-time campus rabbi hired at Elon

2002 – Associate Vice President Jeff Stein joins �þ���, serves as Hillel advisor

1992 – Elon Hillel was founded as the Jewish �þ��� Organization.