This year has started out on quite a high note at Hillel at UGA. The staff in Athens made it a priority to find more student leaders for it’s newly formatted Executive Board to help reach and engage more Jewish students on campus. Hillel went from seven student leaders last semester to twe…
Francine (Fran) Planer Kirsh and her husband, Alan, moved to Macon in July of 1976. Alan is a radiologist and he and Jewish Federation President David Frolich were in a radiological residency at Emory university and Grady hospitals together. The Kirshes became friends with the Frolichs in …
On Friday, November 2 Hillel at UGA celebrated Jewish life on campus! At the end of the worst weeks our Jewish community has ever had, over 200 Jewish Greek students came together to celebrate and welcome Shabbat. Greek Shabbat was a lot more than just a meal- it was a statement, a loud and …
Terri Ann Frolich (nee Kahn) was born and raised in Cincinnati, Ohio. There she attended the University of Cincinnati receiving a Bachelor of Science, Phi Beta Kappa in Medical Technology. She moved to Macon in 1974, with husband David, daughter, Andrea and son, Marc. Andrea lives in Mac…
HILLELS OF GEORGIA HIRES NEW DIRECTOR: HILLEL AT UGA
(Atlanta/Athens GA) Hillel at UGA is excited to announce that we have hired a new Director! Roey Shoshan has officially joined the team and has already jumped in working on plans for the year ahead. “I would like to build a culture of c…
