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Limmud NY 2019

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Saturday, Sunday, and Monday: Congregation Rodeph Sholom, 7 W. 83rd Street, New York, NY 10024

Friday night: Romemu, 165 W. 105th Street, New York, NY 10025

Eric Kollin

Eric Kollin presently spends his days as a Technology Coordinator in a NYC public School. His past adventures include: Professional Illustrator, Database Designer, Synagogue Youth Director, and announcer for the Salute to Israel Parade. He had the honor of participating in Limmud on several levels, including: leading sessions, chairing the Social Programming and Volunteer Committees, and running the Dance and Karaoke parties.

8:00pm EST

Friday Night Dinner and Tisch

7:30pm EST

Musical Havdalah Schafler Forum (Basement)

8:30pm EST

Two Jews, Three Rings: Circus Arts and Biblical Studies, Part 1 Room 8 (5th Floor)

9:40pm EST

The Empty Synagogue: Judaism in Spain After 1492 Room 7 (5th Floor)

10:50pm EST

Voices of Limmud NY Schafler Forum (Basement)

11:59pm EST

Concert and Jam Session Schafler Forum (Basement)

8:30am EST

10:00am EST

Instant Yiddish Room 11 (5th Floor) Israeli Dancing Room 7 (5th Floor)

11:15am EST

Seeing Race in Jewish Communities Hahn Chapel (2nd Floor) In Good Faith: Questioning Religion and Atheism Room 8 (5th Floor)

12:00pm EST

Camp Limmud NY: Lunch Break

12:45pm EST

#dresscoded Room 8 (5th Floor) Jewish Identity, Jewish Diversity: Photographic Explorations Room 4 (5th Floor) Israeli Dancing Room 7 (5th Floor)

1:00pm EST

1:50pm EST

Egalitarian Mincha Schnurmacher Chapel (6th Floor)

2:15pm EST

The Remarkable History of the New York City Synagogue Room 4 (5th Floor) Kaleidoscope: What Does Jewish Look Like to You? Room 1 & 2 (5th Floor) Our Immigrant Stories and What They Teach Us About Welcoming the Stranger Today Board Room (4th Floor)

3:30pm EST

What is the Creator God in an Era of Human Innovation? Room 6 (5th Floor)

11:25am EST

Achieving Wholeness: The Dao of Judaism Room 9 & 10 (5th Floor)