Jan 2015
The Wexner Foundation offers a way for our alumni, members and fellows to meet, learn, discuss and refresh their leadership toolbox. Our online series, "36 Minutes LIVE", consists of stand-alone videoconferences, geared to themes of the season. Select faculty have led sessions at various times of day so that our alumni, fellows and members, from Israel to California and beyond, can come together and learn. This session features Jewish scholar
Jan 2015
The Wexner Foundation offers a way for our alumni, members, and fellows to meet, learn, discuss, and refresh their leadership toolbox. Our online series, "36 Minutes LIVE", consist of stand-alone videoconferences, geared to themes of the season. Select faculty led sessions at various times of day so that our alumni, fellows, and members, from Israel to California and beyond, can come together and learn. This session features Jewish scholar and
Jan 2015
Part of The Wexner Foundation's video learning series "36 Minutes Live: The Elul Series" Rabbi Ysoscher Katz lead an interesting session on "Rabbinic and Chassidic Attitudes Towards Sin."
Part of The Wexner Foundation's video learning series "36 Minutes Live: The Elul Series," Rivkah Slonim leads an interesting session on “Binyan Hamalchut: the Paradox of Mortal Beings Coronating God.”
Jan 2015
Part of The Wexner Foundation's video learning series "36 Minutes Live: The Elul Series" Rabbi Michael Paley lead an interesting session on “When Should Leaders Bow Down and When Should They Stand Up? Meditations on the Great Aleynu.”
Jan 2015
Dec 2014
At our recent retreat, a group of us took a break to make this playful video card. We bravely share it with our Wexner community! A special thank you to Julie Silver for creating the wonderful soundtrack for the video!
Sep 2014
All of us at The Wexner Foundation, together with Les and Abigail and their children wish you a shana tova - she t’heeyeh shnat d-vash, a year as sweet as honey.
In a short video, Rabbi Samuels says that what Jewish professional leaders need from volunteer leaders is thought partnership, guidance on strategic vision, and to share together a sense of idealism about the Jewish future.