She offers counseling as well as private tutorials in Hebrew and other areas of Judaic studies. The Havurah is a broad umbrella organization that supports Jewish life on campus. Wesleyan's creative and individualistic Jewish community fosters student involvement in every type of Havurah activity. The Havurah encourages and assists students in developing new programs and activities. The Bayit The Bayit , a Jewish interest house located on the Wesleyan campus at 157 Church Street, houses 23 sophomores, juniors, and seniors during the academic year.
Space is available for student-planned events.
Cooking Co-op, and provides a comfortable space for Friday night services. The first floor of the Bayit houses the Synagogue as well as a diverse Jewish library. The Havurah welcomes Shabbat with Friday night services. These spirited, informal, eclectic services are often student-run. The Friday night service includes a d'var Torah given by Rabbi Kramer, a student, or a guest speaker, followed by lively discussion.