LEAD Master Classes 2020

Rabbi Dovid Bashevkin: Developing your professional identity
Rabbi Derek Gormin: The art of relationship development
Jason Segelbaum: Running a successful middle school program (Three part series)
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Class 2: Jason Segelbaum
Class 3: Jason Segelbaum
Penny Kravetsky: It’s all in the details – Project and event management (Two part series)
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Class 1: Penny Kravetsky
Class 2: Penny Kravetsky
Rabbi Moshe Benovitz: One on One Learning – Unlocking the educational potential of our NCSY relationships
Esther Rutledge: How to let go and lead
Elliot Tanzman: The art and science of sales
Rabbi Aryeh Wielgus: JSU – Leveraging Community Partnerships To Build A Successful and Lasting Infrastructure
Rabbi Glenn Black: Creating A Visionary Organization (Three part series)
3 Topics
Class 1: Rabbi Glenn Black
Class 2: Rabbi Glenn Black
Class 3: Rabbi Glenn Black
Rabbi Yisrael Katz: Strive to empower
Tiffany Yankovich: Fundraising – From 101 to advanced (Two part series)
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Class 1: Tiffany Yankovich
Class 2: Tiffany Yankovich
Nechama Kamelhar: How can family engagement create lasting impact?
Rabbi Yitz Levi: Is JSU ever enough?
Daniel Friedman: The JNF Tu B’Shvat Experience
Sam Zitin: A Playful Path – Games As A Tool To Entertain And Engage
Josh Gottesman: Delegation Nation – How And When To Delegate
Rabbi Michael Bengio: Never Run Out Of Content – Strategies To Organize Material For Classes, Public Speaking And More!
Rabbi Dovid Bashevkin: Sharing Your Story – Developing Your Written Voice
Rabbi Ethan Katz: Not Your Typical Day Out – Making Chesed Practical and Impactful
Rabbi Keevy Fried: Is Vacation A Value? How To Achieve Work-Life Balance
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Rabbi Derek Gormin: The art of relationship development

LEAD Master Classes 2020 Rabbi Derek Gormin: The art of relationship development

In this course Rabbi Derek Gormin covers a theoretical framework of relationship development and highlights constructs from both a psychological and Torah perspective.

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