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The Sisterhood of Adat Shalom Donor Day is 
Tuesday, May 7, at the synagogue in Farmington 
Hills. Enjoy the complimentary coffee corner 10 
a.m.-noon, shop the unique boutiques from 10 
a.m.-3 p.m., and enjoy the speaker and luncheon 
at noon.
Featured speaker Carolyn Normandin, region-
al director, Michigan Anti-Defamation League, 
will present “
Anti-Semitism: Information is 
Power, Important Facts and Discussion.”
Beverly Yost, whose leadership and dedication have served as an inspira-
tion to so many, will be honored as the Woman of Distinction. The event 
chairpersons are Anita Taylor and Beverly Wine. Luncheon will be catered by 
Quality Kosher Catering.
For tickets (starting at $60) or details, contact the synagogue office at (248) 
851-5100 or visit adatshalom.org/events/donor-day-2019.

Adat Shalom Sisterhood Donor Day

Carolyn 

Normandin

Beverly Yost

This May, Rabbi Levi Dubov 
of Chabad Jewish Center of 
Bloomfield Hills will offer 
“With All My Heart,” a 
six-session course by the Rohr 
Jewish Learning Institute that 
will explore the Jewish art of 
prayer and spiritual experi-
ence.
The course is designed to appeal 
to people at all levels of knowledge, 
including those without any prior 
experience or background in Jewish 
learning or prayer.

The six-week course will 
be offered with two options: 
Wednesday evenings, begin-
ning May 15, at Bloomfield 
Hills High School, and 
Thursday mornings, begin-
ning May 16, at Jewish Family 
Service in West Bloomfield. 
The fee is $80 including textbook. 
The first class is free.
For details and to register, visit 
bloomfieldhillschabad.org/prayer or 
contact Dubov at rabbi@bloomfield 
hillschabad.org or (248) 949-6210.

New Course to Explore the Art of Jewish Prayer 

Rabbi Dubov

A national cybersecurity program designed specifically for high school girls 
has launched to encourage more females to enter the industry and reduce 
the digital skills gap. Girls need to be at least 13 years old and in grades 9-12 
to qualify. The program awards winning participants with cash prizes of up 
to $1,000 and college scholarships of $500. There are three stages to the pro-
gram: CyberStart Assess, CyberStart Game and CyberStart Compete.
Girls who want to participate in the free program do not need any experi-
ence in gaming or computer science. 
To register for the program, girls, teachers or administrators need to sign 
up at girlsgocyberstart.org/interest.

Fisher Unitech, a provider of 3D printers and product development technol-
ogy, is offering free, one-day 3D printing camps for high school students July 
15, 16 or 17 at its Pleasant Ridge headquarters.
 Students entering grades 9-12 will get an overview of additive manufactur-
ing, also called 3D printing, and a basic introduction to Solidworks 3D CAD 
software and 3D printers. They will discover how to start using cutting-edge 
technologies that will advance the way products are designed and manufac-
tured today and in the future.
 The daily camp will run 8 a.m.-5 p.m. and includes lunch. To register for 
camp, visit fisherunitech.com/future-manufacturing-camp. 

Cybersecurity Program for Girls

3D Printer Camp

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