Essential to Hillel's mission is not only outreach to uninvolved students, but also the cultivation of student leadership. By educating students about how to lead, we both cultivate better leadership within Hillel as well as developing tomorrow's Jewish leadership. In the spring of 1995, Hillel held a very successful retreat for 25 student leaders. Community Building A. Campus Relations Hillel's relationship to the campus has changed markedly over the last year. As a result of a number of anti-Semitic incidents along with concerted effort by the board and staff, Hillel has now formed solid relationships with the upper echelons of the administration, as well as with Student Activities and Services and Residential Life Staff.
More work needs to be done with Jewish faculty and with other student groups on campus.
Meet with the Daily Californian editorial staff every semester to establish a relationship and raise concerns. Renew its relationships with the administration since administrators change frequently. Establish a campus relations council and multicultural program initiatives. However, our link to the San Francisco Federation is weak. This is particularly disturbing in light of the fact that almost a third of our funding comes from the San Francisco Federation, almost four times as much as we receive from the East Bay Federation.