A high school semester in Israel...
There's nothing else like it.

Provide your 10th or 11th grader with the
educational experience of a lifetime--
a winter semester in Israel with

SZ Youth
Elects Board

Project Discovery

Congregation Shaarey Zedek
USY installed the following
officers to its executive board:
Amy Wagner, president;
Aaron Fidler, David Salama,
Tracye Bello, Bob Beresh, Jay
Feldman, vice presidents;
Aaron Herskovic, treasurer;
Dina Leutcher, secretary.
Shaarey Zedek USY will
hold their annual trip to
Cedar Point on Aug. 25. For
information, call Rob Bloom-
berg, 357-5544.
Congregation Shaarey
Zedek will host a USY on
Wheels bus June 30. The
Wheelniks will spend the
night, with home hospitality,
will have dinner, attend US
Blades and have an ice cream
social.

The Project Discovery Program is fully
accredited by American high schools.
Coordinated and supervised by the Israel
Desk of the Jewish Federation of Metro-
politan Detroit and the World Zionist
Organization.

For information,
call the Israel Desk: 661-5440

Academics are supervised locally by the
Agency for Jewish Education (AJE).

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In addition to many tours,
non-traditional experiences
include high school, univer-
sity and direct service
programs.
The Israel Desk's Center for
Israel Scholarships is a clear-
inghouse of information
about financial assistance
and scholarships. Many of
these are available through
Federation, congregations,
Hebrew schools, community
and youth groups, and na-
tional organizations which of-
fer funds to young people
travelling to Israel on educa-
tional or service programs.
For application and infor-
mation about Project Dis-
covery, call Sivan Maas,
661-5440.

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Project Discovery is the
Jewish community's semes-
ter-in-Israel program for high
school students in 10th and
11th grades.
Beginning in February and
ending in June, students in
the four-year-old program
take classes in Judaic studies,
Hebrew, geography and his-
tory of Israel, in addition to
courses required by the
American high schools. Arts
and crafts, music and other
activities are also available.
Administered by the Israel
Desk of the Jewish Federa-
tion and the Agency for
Jewish Education, the pro-
gram allows participants to
join with their Israeli peers
and students from around the
world in local community ser-
vice projects.
Fees for the semester in-
clude tuition, room and
board, tours, seminars and a
comprehensive health/hospi-
talization plan. Not included
are the cost of textbooks,
pocket money, airfare, dental
care, elective surgery, in-
surance on personal belong-
ings and a $50 non-refund-
able registration fee. Par-
ticipants from the Detroit
Jewish community may be
eligible for a Jewish Federa-
tion subsidy.
A weekend retreat for local
participants will precede the
beginning of the program.
Directed by Sivan Maas, the
community shlicha, the Israel
Desk is a resource for travel
and educational opportuni-
ties in Israel and scholarship
information. The office pro-
vides a variety of locally and
nationally sponsored travel,
study and volunteer pro-
grams for people of all ages.

Rosenfeld, Shapiro

AZA, BBG
Elect Officers

Evan Shapiro of Jolson AZA
and Jill Rosenfeld of Zahav
BBG were elected recently as
presidents of the Great Lakes
AZA and BBG Council re-
spectively at the BBYO Elec-
tions Training Conclave.
Evan, the son of Raymond
and Eva Shapiro of West
Bloomfield, has been a
member of Jolson AZA for
three years and served last
year as council treasurer. He
previously served as AZA
Council basketball coor-
dinator. This fall he will enter
grade 12 at Cranbrook/Kings-
wood School.
Jill, the daughter of Henry
and Barbara Rosenfeld of Far-
mington Hills, has been a
member of Zahav BBG for
two and a half years and
served last year as council
treasurer. Jill will be entering
grade 12 at North Farm-
ington High School this fall.
Elected to serve with Evan
on the Michigan Region AZA
Board were Joshua Berris of
Samson AZA as programm-
ing vice president; Owen
Alterman of Kishon AZA as
membership vice president;
Neil Sitron of Jolson AZA as
outstate vice president; Matt
Shepherd of Kishon AZA as
treasurer; Jeff Lawson of
Kishon AZA as secretary;