Senior Year Reflection
By Jeffrey Camras, Class of 2015
Adina Kramer ’16 and Jeffrey Camras ’15
at the Rutgers Hillel BBQ in September 2014
After four years, college has come to an end. It’s amazing how quickly the time flies by!
Looking back, I have many great memories and experiences, and Rutgers Hillel certainly played a role in many of them. Hillel represented the place where all my needs for Jewish life could be fulfilled; from religious services to Shabbat dinners and many programs in between. But Hillel was much more than just that to me.
It’s where I met some of my best friends and was supported by terrific staff.
As a member of the Hillel Student Board for two years, I was also given opportunities for both personal development and professional experience.
It’s where I learned to become a leader, undertaking responsibility and seeing it through to the end.
Hillel is where I realized that giving back is much more important than taking from.
For four years, Hillel was my home away from home. And I leave knowing that Hillel will continue to be a home for all Jews at Rutgers.
Zev Newman ’15, Jeffrey Camras ’15, Seth Deneroff ’15 and Noah Whittenburg ’15
in front of the Rutgers Hillel construction site at 70 College Avenue on May 17, 2015
