Bryn Mawr Hillel Executive Board: 2019-2020
Elizabeth Warrick, President
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Elizabeth Warrick is a member of the Class of 2021 and comes from Bethesda, MD. This is her third year on board, and first as the President. Previously she served as the 2018-2019 Communications Chair and 2017-2018 FYSH. Elizabeth is a Physics major and Astronomy minor who has a passion for graphic design and funny emails. She looks forward to taking on this leadership position and encourages anyone interested in Hillel to join our listserv and email her any questions at: ewarrick@brynmawr.edu |
Emma Pinsky, Vice President
Emma is from Deerfield, IL and heading into her senior year at Bryn Mawr. She studies psychology and neuroscience, and in addition to Hillel, she is President of the Bryn Mawr Rainbow Alliance. This is her third year on board and she's looking forward to all the great events coming up! Feel free to reach out with any questions: elpinsky@brynmawr.edu
Katja Schmid-(Doyle), Communications Chair
Katja, 2021, is heading into her Junior year at Bryn Mawr, studying psychology and music (she is a mezzo-soprano). This is her first year serving on board. Outside of her academic pursuits, rehearsing, and engaging in Campus Jewish Life, she can be found sketching, writing, riding horseback or up a tree. However, should you need to contact her, the best method would be kschmiddoy@brynmawr.edu
Miriam Bernstein, Treasurer
Miriam Bernstein is a junior from San Antonio, Texas! She has been a part of the Hillel community since freshman year and is excited to serve as treasurer for her first year on the board. She is an independent major in American Culture Studies, and when not studying she spends her time playing Bananagrams or watching America’s Next Top Model. You can find Miriam on Friday evenings getting really excited about davening, so come say hello!
Sarah Kate Feferman, Kehilah Social Chair
Sarah Kate is a sophomore at Bryn Mawr College. Outside of the Hillel Board, she is a customs person in her dorm, as well as the president of her school’s Jewish Voice for Peace chapter. She is passionate about Jewish community and is excited about contributing further to it through her role as Social Chair on board!
Linden Wright, Junior Treasurer
Linden, class of 2022, is a sophomore at Bryn Mawr. She lives in Arlington, VA (when not at BMC) but considers Chestertown, MD to be her true hometown. This is her first year serving on board. Linden intends to declare a double major in English and Sociology this year. In addition to Hillel, she is one of five Members at Large of the SGA and is an active member of the Shakespeare Performance Troupe. To talk about your favorite fairy tales and folklore, reach out with any questions, or to just say hi, Linden can be reached at lcwright@brynmawr.edu.
First Year Student Representative (FYSH)
Position currently open.
Please contact us if you are interested in applying!
Please contact us if you are interested in applying!
Lizzie Horne, Rabbinic Intern
Lizzie Horne is currently in her second year of rabbinical school at the Reconstructionist Rabbinical College, and is passionate about building a feminist and anti-racist rabbinate. Prior to graduate school, Lizzie served as an American Jewish World Service Fellow in India working to combat domestic violence, sexual violence and child marriage; as Director of Enrichment at a school in the New York City public school system; and as Project Manager of Stardust Arts, a nonprofit that sits at the intersection of art and social justice. Lizzie moonlights as a community organizer, and spends the rest of her time outside of school and the office soaking up as much of the outdoors as possible. She graduated from the University of Maryland in 2012 with a B.A. in broadcast journalism and a certificate in African American Studies.
Nora Woods, Interfaith advisor
Nora is a sixth year rabbinical student at the Reconstructionist Rabbinical College. She received her B.A., as a religion major, from Earlham College in Richmond, Indiana. Before rabbinical school Nora managed a farm in Newtown, PA, was an Adamah Fellow at Isabella Freedman Jewish Retreat Center, and worked as an outdoor educator with the TEVA Learning Alliance. She loves studying Torah, making Talmud accessible, and adapting Jewish tradition to contemporary reality. She is a fan of sloths, cooking, music, comedy, and art.
