Fall 2017 Site Visit Northeastern University
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- The document outlines registration details and recruitment efforts for a Birthright trip, including eligible applicants, expected participants, and numbers in different demographic groups. - It describes the recruitment timeline and various marketing strategies used on social media and around campus like flyers, posters, and tabling. - Metrics tracked include budgets, expenses on initiatives like intern stipends, gifts cards, and events. The recruitment team and their roles are also discussed.
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This document provides a summary report on registration and recruitment efforts for the Fall 2017 IACT trip. It outlines that 43 students were offered the trip and 42 submitted deposits. It discusses various recruitment events held including tabling in high traffic areas, an event with Ben and Jerry's, and a pizza event with Beta Rho. It also highlights positive feedback received on a Game of Thrones themed recruitment flyer. The document then reviews tracking of alumni engagement from Summer 2017 and upcoming engagement events for trip participants. It highlights two current students, Nico and Bella, and one alumni, Jonah, who have been positively involved. It concludes by thanking the reader and inviting any questions.
Fall 2017 site visit MIT
This presentation summarizes the MIT Birthright Israel trip coordinator's activities for the fall 2017 semester. Key points include:
- 42 students registered for the winter 2018 trip, with 27 from MIT. Recruitment efforts included tabling, social media, and leveraging alumni.
- Pre-trip orientations and enrichment events were held to prepare students. Special requests were made to incorporate student interests into the trip programming.
- Three student profiles highlight participants' ongoing Jewish involvement on campus after their Birthright trips.
- Jewish learning, Israel advocacy, and community service programming continued at MIT this semester. Participation and engagement metrics are being tracked.
- Over $2,000 of the IACT budget
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- 2. - Eligible Applicants: 44 - Deposits: 44 - Expected Participant numbers: 60 - Number of underclassmen: 32 - Number of freshmen: 12 - Number of first timers: 35 - Number of second timers: 9 Registration
- 3. Pre-registration Social media marketing material (Facebook, Instagram) August ‘17
- 4. Printed Flyers hung up around campus and the Freshman Dorms before move-in weekend Aug 27- Sept 2
- 5. Registration opening day Social media marketing material (Facebook, Instagram) Sept ‘17
- 6. Flyer made both for hanging around campus and on our on- line social media platforms (Facebook, Instagram) Sept ‘17
- 7. Social media post utilizing Rosh Hashana (Facebook, Instagram) Sept ‘17
- 8. Experimenting with different Media platform templates Instagram post vs Facebook banner post
- 10. Registration in Action - Best practices > Social media > Coffee dates > Tabling > Hillel events > Jewish Holiday events > Lists provided by NEU > Intern team - Competition on Campus
- 11. Swag investments
- 12. Budget Fall ‘17 Intern Stipend $2400 Coffee date gift cards $1000 Intern recruitment incentive $150 Tabling and recruitment initiative $700 Pre-trip programming & swag $3000 Other Hillel related events & contingency $2750 Planned Semester spendings $10,000 Year’s budget: $20,000 Semester’s budget: $10,000 Recruitment: $5,000 Pre-trip: $5,000
- 13. Tabling at the Jewish Student Union event Sept 6th , ‘17
- 18. Improvements for next season - Post trip follow up programing - More outreach to Fraternities and Sororities - Getting better locations and dates for tabling - More interactive and organized tabling earlier on - Registration opening party
- 19. Leveraged Social Media Leverage alumni from Winter or past - Intern team - Social events speaking about experiences - Op-ed piece written by Alumni both in Hillel Newsletter & Huntington Post news paper - Offering incentives for referring people
- 20. Managing BRI internship team? Main takeaways and Challenges. What were the big impact pieces? - Team of 6 (started with 8) - Orientation - 2 teams (A & B) - Tabling - Coffee dates - Tracking - Pre-trip programing
- 21. Jonathan Blaustein Spotlight Jahan Silverman Neither previously affiliated Both coming from a mixed family with only one Jewish Parent Aren’t presently involved in Hillel Have not been involved in Events Have never been to Israel before (but have always heard about it)
- 22. Pre -Trip Programming - Freshfest - Welcome week - Rosh Hashana - Apple & Honey Birthright dipping - Israeli Spin class (Oct 15) - Israel Eats (series) - Hebrew @ Hillel (series) (Nov 7th & 14th) - Birthright Orientation Q & A panel - Thanksgiving bus dinner (Nov 30th) - Birthright Hannukah doughnut decorating and Birthright & Israel trivia (Dec 14th)
- 23. Fresh Fest
- 24. Israel Eats: Falafel Night
- 26. Post Trip Plans - Birthright Bus reunion dinner - Birthright Paint night - Birthright Shabbat - Get Back to Israel night - Yom Ha’atzmaut - Hebrew @ Hillel (continuation) - Birthright Roundtable - Bingo - Feedback