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of JSU president in the past year.

As part of the JSU, there is an
annual retreat during which the
entire board works together and
facilitates thoughtful discussions
on where the JSU is going next.
Each year I have been able to
be a part of such a great program,
I’ve truly been blown away by the
people who surround me at JSU/
Hillel.
There were times in which I was
working on a new project or try-
ing to overcome a challenge, and I
always felt support because of the
bonds I had built within these dif-
ferent programs.
Many of the successful programs

that were seen in the past three
years are carried forward into the
next year but then developed fur-
ther as new perspectives are added
into the program planning.
One of my favorite parts of being
a part of the community the JSU
and Hillel has created is getting to
learn something every day. It has
truly been a great experience being
able to be so involved over the past
few years! @

Rebekah Weiskopf of Novi, Michigan, is

a junior; Minaleah Koffron of Portage,

Michigan, is a sophomore; and Maddie

Dallas of Fairfax, Virginia, is a senior at

Michigan State University.

Maddie Dallas (third from right) and friends celebrate the first
Shabbat dinner of the Fall 2023 semester.

Ali Schuman, Minaleah
Koffron and Andrew Klein
celebrate Purim at MSU
Hillel.

Advance America

ALDI

Bling Bling

Book Beat

Church’s Chicken/
White Castle

Conservative
Cuts

Dollar Castle

DTLR

J Anthony

Kroger

Lee Beauty
Supply

McDonalds

Medical
Weight Loss

Metro PCS

Metropolitan
Dry Cleaners

Mookey’s
Beans & Greens

Original
Bread Basket

Rainbow

Street Corner
Music

Step In Style

Suit Depot
T Nails

Top That

Lincoln Shopping Center

Lincoln Shopping Center

Greenfield and 10½ Mile