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• Greg Steinberger, Executive Director

  

  gsteinberger@uwhillel.org
  608-256-8361 ext. 701

  Greg Steinberger holds a master's degree in social work from the Sol Drachler Program in Jewish Communal Leadership at the University of Michigan. He has worked for the UW Hillel since 1999. Prior to coming to the UW Greg worked at the Ohio State University Hillel, where he served as associate director, and learned at the knee of our talented and creative director Joseph Kohane. Greg received the 2002 Richard M. Joel Exemplar of Excellence award for his work to transform the UW Hillel Foundation into one of national recognition and excellence. Under his leadership, the UW Hillel has been transformed from a small well-liked, yet sleepy, campus institution to one that reaches increasingly large numbers of Jewish students, and is an example for what Hillels can and should become.
  
  UW Hillel graduates can be found working in every major Jewish organization in America. To this end, Greg was recognized at the 2004 AIPAC policy conference as an "ally of the year" for his work in developing pro-Israel activists at both the lay and professional level.

• Andrea Steinberger, Rabbi

  asteinberger@uwhillel.org
  608-256-8361 ext. 704
  

  Rabbi Andrea C. Steinberger serves as a rabbi at the Hillel Foundation at the University of Wisconsin. She provides spiritual leadership and pastoral counseling to members of the University of Wisconsin’s Jewish community, and helps create and expand opportunities for the exploration and expression of Jewish life and values at the University of Wisconsin. Rabbi Steinberger also represents Hillel in the larger Jewish community, as well as in the general university community.

  Rabbi Steinberger received her ordination from the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion in Cincinnati, Ohio in 1997 and her BA from Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois.

• Scott Titus, Director of Operations

  stitus@uwhillel.org
  608-256-8361 ext 718

  Scott was born and raised in Utah. Received his B.A. in History from the University of Utah and then attended the University of Wisconsin in the Secondary Ed Certification department. Scott has a wide range of skills and has worked as an educator, chef, painter, jeweler, and in the specialty coffee industry. He met his wife, Rachel Krinsky, in Utah and moved back to her home town of Madison a little over 10 years ago. He has 2 children, Kenna and Nathan. In his spare time he enjoys long distance road bicycling, cooking, playing Ultimate Frisbee and being with his family.

• Carol Brumer Gliksman, Director of Development

  cbrumer@uwhillel.org
  608-256-8361 ext. 703

  Carol Brumer Gliksman is delighted to return to UW Hillel and Madison after many years. Carol began her career working in student programming for the Hillel in Cincinnati, Madison, and Baltimore.  Since then she has primarily focused on development for Jewish organizations, universities/seminaries and small nonprofit groups.  Carol has been affiliated with the United Jewish Appeal, the Reconstructionist Rabbnical College, the New Israel Fund and the Jewish Council on Urban Affairs among others.  In addition to studying at Hebrew University on the One Year Program, she staffed college and adult group visits to Israel, including one for Hillel.  Carol received her MSW and BA from Indiana University. 

  
  

• Josh Klemons, Assistant Director

  

  jklemons@uwhillel.org
  608-256-8361 ext. 702

  Josh was born in New York and raised in Charlotte, NC. He studied Journalism and Sociology at the University of Georgia before working for Hillel at San Diego State. Since that time he has lived and worked in Israel, worked for Hillel in Nashville, spent a few summers studying Hebrew in Vermont and spent several years living, working and studying in Washington, DC. He has an MA in International Peace and Conflict Resolution. He is a musician, a writer and an avid news junky. He does freelance music journalism and inter- and intra-faith dialogue facilitation any chance he gets. He once played mandolin with Israeli hip-hop band Hadag Nachash.

• Jonathan Eisen, Director of Programs and Engagement

  jeisen@uwhillel.org
  608-256-8361 ext. 705

  Jonathan serves as the Hillel’s Director of Programs and Engagement.   Jonathan works with Hillel’s student organizations and manages Hillel’s social media (facebook and twitter).  Jonathan is a 2010 graduate of the University of Kansas and before joining the Hillel team he spent the year in his hometown, St. Louis, participating in the Coro Fellows Program in Public Affairs. During the program he worked seven jobs in six different sectors (not for profit, electoral campaigns, government, labor, public health, and business), with a focus on organizational development and community change projects. Outside of work, Jonathan is an avid sports fan and roots for the St. Louis Cardinals and Kansas Jayhawks Basketball and is now after a year in Madison is a fan of UW Badger Football.  Jonathan also enjoys going to concerts, talking about news & politics, and playing basketball. 

• Jeremy Asher Dictor, Marketing and Special Events Coordinator

  jdictor@uwhillel.org
  608-256-8361 ext. 709

  Jeremy currently serves as Hillel’s Marketing and Special Events Coordinator. He was born and raised in Sarasota, FL, and graduated from Santa Fe College in Gainesville, with a BA in Health Care Management. During his time spent in Gainesville, Jeremy worked for Hillel at the University of Florida, as a Shabbat and Holidays Programming intern, and as a Jewish Student Education Programming intern. After becoming engaged on top of Masada, on a Hillel Birthright trip, Jeremy and his wife Andrea were married at the University of Florida Hillel. When he isn’t working, Jeremy enjoys playing guitar, discussing all things Jewish, and spending time with his wonderful wife Andrea, and their dog Zoe.

• Eden Zion, Israel Fellow

  ezion@uwhillel.org
  608-256-8361 ext. 706

  Eden was born and raised in Jerusalem in a large extended family, daughter of a Jewish educator and a family therapist, who made aliyah from Holland and from the United States. Prior to her arrival in Madison, Eden has worked as a tour guide at the Tower of David Museum in the Old City of Jerusalem. She recently graduated from the Hebrew University in Jerusalem and holds a B.A. in Sociology and Humanities. She looks forward to sharing Israeli culture with students and is excited to learn more about American Jewish life. She hopes to work closely with the local community and create a feeling of a Jewish home-away- from-home for the students. In that spirit anyone can join the conversation and ask questions about Israel and Jewish.