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Atar Trio performs at Spertus Institute
The Atar Trio is an Israeli chamber ensemble known for bold and creative musical projects. On Sunday, April 2 at 2 pm, Chicagoans will have an opportunity to hear them perform musical works from around the globe.
Leadership Transitions
In a piece for eJewish Philanthropy, Executive Recruiter David E. Edell writes about staff transitions and the opportunities they provide for growth-oriented change.
Student Profile: Toni Davison Levenberg
Toni Davison Levenberg, Director of the Steve and Shari Sadek Family Camp Interlaken JCC, is a student in a graduate program designed specifically for those who work for Jewish organizations.
Dysfunctional Discourse
By Spertus CEO Dr. Hal M. Lewis for eJewish Philanthropy — Leaders who seek commonwealth between religions would do well to consider why similar respect is often missing from our own community conversations.
In the Interest of Conflicts
By Spertus President & CEO Dr. Hal M. Lewis for eJewish Philanthropy: For those seeking to be the best leaders we can be — in businesses, communal, and religious organizations — partisan bloviation obfuscates the larger point.
How I Learned To Stop Worrying About the Maccabees and Love Hanukkah
It's our pleasure to share this piece by Barbara Brotman for the Forward. Spertus President and CEO Dr. Hal M. Lewis is one of the experts from whom she sought solace in her quest to cure her Hanukkah angst.
Higher Learning in a Changing Jewish World
An interview about Jewish leadership in today's world with Spertus President and CEO Dr. Hal M. Lewis from the November/December 2016 issue of Moment Magazine.
Voices of Wisdom exhibit in the Ground Level Arts Lab
With a crowd of artists and admirers in attendance, Spertus Institute opened the doors to its new 1,600-square-foot programmatic space for Jewish art, artists, and the community.
Commencement Remarks
Spertus President and CEO Dr. Hal M. Lewis gave a moving commencement speech for students graduating in December 2016.
Moses on Transition Planning: Good Not Great
By Spertus President and CEO Dr. Hal M. Lewis for eJewish Philanthropy — Inspired as we should be by Moses’ willingness to embrace his successor and effectuate a seamless transition, we must not permit the ancestor-veneration impulse to obfuscate what the text itself makes clear.