4G Coordinator, St Louis

Position Summary:

The 4G Coordinator serves as a role model to the religious Jewish teens within the St Louis community. This role provides informal Jewish education to teens, designed to connect, inspire, and ultimately empower them to become well-rounded Jewish young adults. The 4G Coordinator will be involved with the communities and synagogues in the area, as one of the liaisons for NCSY, building key relationships with community leaders and Balebatim.

4G in St Louis must be done with great sensitivity and nuance. This role will work closely with the City Director and the Rov, who is helping to facilitate a successful launch, including acceptance of 4G in the broader Jewish community.

This position will be 8 hours a week.

Responsibilities:

Create and implement a year-long calendar of weekly activities, social events, and holiday programming for girls’ schools. Minimum expectations include 2-3 Shabbos/holiday (Friday night dinner, Oneg, lunch, Shalosh Seudos, Melava Malka) programs and 1 learning program.
Coordinate with the 4G staff for Chesterfield Shabbos/holiday programming
Set up 1-on-1 and small group Torah learning opportunities for local teens
Develop and foster a community of Jewish teens that have bought into the NCSY “culture,” including creating and empowering a teen board for 4G programming.
Spend at least one designated day a week working with the schools and meeting the girls in the area
Create and run a mini local shabbaton for St Louis girls (can include girls from other cities if desired)
Attend weekly St Louis NCSY staff meeting
Meet with City Director 2x per month
Enter relevant data for attendance at events
Help identify and connect potential donors to the City Director and help connect to Strategic community partners.
Create community awareness of the 4G program, including but not limited to PR, social media, and regular email communications.
Recruit for NCSY summer programs, as appropriate, with a specific focus on Michlelet and GIVE
The 4G Coordinator will identify opportunities to continue relationships with teens from summer programs: Michlelet and GIVE.