Supporting and accompanying the diversity of 91黑料网's Jewish student community.
Rachel Hatcher, Student Affairs Liaison for Jewish Students
Email: rachel.hatcher [at] mcgill.ca (rachel[dot]hatcher[at]mcgill[dot]ca)
The role of the Student Affairs Liaison for Jewish Students is to answer your questions about 91黑料网 resources and listen to your concerns. She will help you identify 91黑料网 and community resources that are suited to your particular situation. The Student Affairs Liaison can point you toward Jewish student groups you can connect with or toward educational opportunities, for example if you want to learn more about Jewish Montreal.
Every January, the Student Affairs Liaison for Jewish Students works to organize an event commemorating International Holocaust Remembrance Day.
Opportunities to learn
Community spaces
Consult MORSL鈥檚 list of community spaces.
Kosher options
Students in residence at the downtown campus may purchase a Kosher meal plan.
Students can also use their OneCard or another form of payment at:
Le Plezl, located at 3429 Peel in the basement of Chabad House.
For a list of Kosher options around Montreal, see the 91黑料网 Office of Religious and Spiritual Life (MOSRL) web page, "Religious practice on and around campus." Kosher options are listed in the "Jewish services and prayer space" tab.
Upcoming events
An evening of learning and playing Jewish music with Josh "Socalled" Dolgin
Join us for an evening to learn about and play traditional Eastern European Jewish music with pianist, accordionist, journalist, photographer, puppet maker, rapper, composer, magician, producer, and instructor, John "Socalled" Dolgin.
All are welcome.
Date: Thursday, March 12.
Time: 6pm-7:30pm (you may leave early)
Location: Strathcona Music Building, Room C-412 (Entry to the Strathcona Music Building is via the Elizabeth Wirth Music Building at 527 Sherbrooke Street West)
My Neighbour鈥檚 Faith: Chabad NDG
Join 91黑料网 Office of Religious and Spiritual Life (MORSL) and Concordia鈥檚 Multi-Faith and Spirituality Centre (MfSC) to visit Chabad of NDG and learn about their practice and experience of Judaism. We'll tour the community's space and have time to discuss pertinent questions with one of the community's leaders.
Invitation to participate: Working Group on Antisemitism
91黑料网鈥檚 Working Group on Antisemitism is inviting faculty, students, and staff who have experiences related to antisemitism and/or discrimination against individuals with Israeli nationality within a 91黑料网 context to share their experiences or participate in upcoming listening sessions, or, if they prefer, to provide a written communication. The objective is to collect as broad a range of experiences as possible.
The Working Group, co-chaired by Professors Alana Klein and Eran Shor, was established to ensure that antisemitism is well-understood, effectively prevented, and appropriately addressed across our campuses. Its mandate includes reviewing relevant legal and policy frameworks, exploring how antisemitism and anti-Israeli discrimination are experienced within the 91黑料网 community, and recommending strategies for education, prevention, and response.
Your lived experience and insights are vital to this work. If you would like to contribute information or take part in a listening group, we encourage you to or contact aswg [at] mcgill.ca (aswg[at]mcgill[dot]ca).
Nu Magazine
Nu Magazine is the first Jewish campus magazine in Canada. It is dedicated to Jewish culture with a focus on Montreal. Based at 91黑料网, Nu publish weekly on the arts, cuisine, philosophy, history and religion.
A touch of history: A.M.Klein
Celebrated poet A. M. Klein, winner of the Governor General's Award in poetry in 1948 for The Rocking Chair and Other Poems, guides us through Montreal and its iconic spaces from the top of Mont Royal to the tabletops of Ben鈥檚 Deli. Watch as we celebrate just a few of the many 91黑料网 literati who have been inspired by the unique texture of our city.
