This is a kind of resume-ish thing. Think of it as the condensed version of my resume. A full version is available on request, by emailing me at davidamwilensky[at]gmail[dot]com.
Education
NFTY EIE High School Semester in Israel, Fall 2006
Drew University class of 2011, Religious Studies
The Acorn, Drew University’s Student Newspaper
Assistant Copy Desk Chief, September 2007-April 2008
Life & Arts Editor, April 2008-April 2009
Editor in Chief, April 2009-April 2010
Features Editor, April 2010-present
Weekly Columnist, April 2010-present
Jewish Work Experience
Congregation Beth Israel, Austin TX, religious school
Kutz: NFTY’s Campus for Reform Jewish Teens, three summers
Limmud NY Intern, September 2008-January 2009
Limmud NY Program Assistant, February 2009-January 2010
Blogging and Other Writing
Blogging since Fall 2006
Jewschool Contributor, February 2009-present
New Voices Magazine Contributor, March 2010-present
New Voices Magazine Editor at Large, July 2010-present
Dear David, i’m not sure how i ended up here in your blog – i think i was sent here via a blog called Sustainable Judaism. The points are a) i read about your Rosh Hashanna experiences on Lotan, b) i think that the woman you called rainbow has moved on to higher levels of experincing the universe (well, at least north) and c) please send my regards to Kutz – Eve, Paul R. if he shows up…i was staff there in 1980. And keep your eye open for Almog from Lotan.
Have a great summer, Alex
PS Please tell couselors to check out our Green Apprenticeship program! http://www.kibbutzlotan.com
Hello David and all-
Thought you would be interested in a different musical taste on liturgy me and friends have been working on-
myspace.com/spinozamusic
Its prayers with a bit of soul.
Alex- I’m glad to here Rainbow continues to evolve. Eve is no longer here, but she’ll be here for Alumni Day tomorrow. Paul was here the other day. I was sad to miss his Rolling Judean Hills speech. I met Almog. Nice kid.
Hey Dave- just found the blog and really like it- wondering if we could do a blogroll link exchange- although your getting linked no matter what.
http://frumsatire.net
glad to see other pluralist jews dissatisfied with what is “supposed” to be the most “welcoming” branch of our religion.
yasher koach. i’ll be reading.
welcome. and welcome to my twitter as well, I see.
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I found you in a Google search for lists of blessings to show my kids. I can tell I am going to enjoy your blog and exploring the list you provide of other Jewish blogs. Aloha from Hawaii.