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Hillel at Virginia Tech is the Jewish college students’ focal point for the greater Virginia Tech area. Our mission is to enrich the lives of Jewish students so that they may enrich the Jewish people and the world. With a wide variety of programming that acknowledges students’ diversity of interests, pluralism is always at the core of what we do. All students are welcomed and encouraged to participate, as they celebrate their own Jewish traditions and learn about those of other communities. By providing programing that encourages students to pursue tzedek (social justice) and tikkun olam (repairing the world), Hillel at Virginia Tech helps students find a balance in being distinctively Jewish and universally human.
Malcolm Rosenberg Hillel Center
The new building for Hillel at Virginia Tech will provide an inclusive, nurturing environment with programming space needed for Jewish cultural, educational, social, and religious activities.
Hillel at Virginia Tech has received a generous one million dollar challenge gift from Diane Rosenberg to memorialize her late husband Malcolm Rosenberg’s commitment to help Hillel at Virginia Tech and the next generation of Jewish people and the world.
Hillel at Virginia Tech’s Executive Director, Sue Kurtz, speaks often about Malcolm’s influence on Jewish life at Virginia Tech. Read More: Rosenberg Hillel Center
Parents Circle
The Parent’s Circle is a great way to be certain that your student gets connected to Jewish life at Virginia Tech.
By joining the Parent’s Circle, you help Hillel fund programs that bring Jewish culture and community to your child at Virginia Tech.
Please see our other ways to support Jewish life on campus at Virginia Tech.
Tell us about your child! If your son, daughter, or grandchild is a Virginia Tech student, Hillel is eager to contact him or her to talk about getting involved in Jewish life at Virginia Tech. Please contact Sue Kurtz, Hillel at Virginia Tech’s Executive Director to discuss who and how would be the most appropriate way to reach out.
