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  • Home
  • About
    • Mission and History
    • Chapters
    • Annual Reports
    • Academic Advisory Board
    • Blog
    • Photo Gallery >
      • 2018 - 2019 School Year
      • 2017 - 2018 School Year
      • 2016 - 2017 School Year
      • 2015 - 2016 School Year
      • 2012 - 2015 School Years
    • News >
      • Media
      • Petitions
      • Statements
  • Programs
    • Campus Programs
    • Legislation
    • Books >
      • Israel and Zionism Titles
      • UNDENIED: Holocaust Memorial Project
  • Conferences
  • Resources
    • Common Facts vs. Myths
    • Student Forms
  • Alumni
  • Contact
    • Contact // Join
    • Sign Up for Newsletter
    • Jewish Future Promise
  • Donate
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Alumni 
​Members
As an SSI alum, the connection and community doesn't end after graduation! SSI is family. 
We offer lifelong opportunities to connect, grow, and make a difference.
"Once SSI - Forever SSI!"

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FIVE WAYS TO ENGAGE:


Check In & Update Your Contact Info!
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Check in with the SSI Alumni Association!
Make sure to update your contact information so you can stay in the loop to receive exclusive invitations to special events, important announcements, our newsletters and alumni updates. ​First time checking in? Receive an alumni appreciation gift!
check in & Update your info

Host a Local SSI Reunion!

Gather your local SSI members and start planning a reunion today! As an official member of the SSI Alumni Association, you're eligible to organize a local reunion and receive a stipend to support your gathering. 
  • Minimum of 5 attendees required
  • Stipend: $25 per person, up to 10 people (max $250)
  • Submit a photo of the reunion
  • Provide a receipt for reimbursement (alcohol purchases ineligible)​
  • Limit: 1 reunion per year
Host a reunion
Stay Professionally Connected!
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Join the SSI Alumni LinkedIn Network! 
Connect with fellow graduates and stay updated on community news!
Additionally, keep an eye out for Alumni Spotlights in the SSI newsletter, highlighting the achievements and stories of our accomplished alumni.
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Support Current SSI Students!
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Make a gift to the SSI students now on campus!
​This fund supports current SSI student with their programs on the ground! 

​​Your contribution will make a tangible difference for their activism, and it is very meaningful for current students to know they are supported and cared for by the SSI alumni community. 


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Watch for More Exclusive Ways to Get Involved!
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When possible, SSI national will communicate about opportunities to:
  • Participate in local SSI chapter events open to the public
  • Attend community events with SSI
  • Be a featured alumni speaker at the SSI conference

ALUMNI PHOTO GALLERY:

SSI Alumni at the National Conference!

SSI Alumni Graduation!

ALUMNI SPEAK ABOUT SSI:

SSI gave me the tools and the passion to continue in a career defending our homeland and protecting our people. They developed our leadership skills, public speaking skills, etc. SSI changed the course of my life for the better. I wake up every day knowing that I’m making a difference for the 15.2 million Jews in the world. I owe my success in the Jewish non-profit world to SSI. I truly wouldn’t be where I am today without SSI. 
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Sean Siegel
SSI at Pace University
Class of 2016

SSI gave me the push of strength I needed to stand up for my beliefs in any situation. I acquired the skills needed to work in a team setting, build on creative ideas, and create successful programming. I learned how important it is to build an international community that shares resources crucial to standing up for our Zionist beliefs.
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Jacqueline Blyudoy
SSI at CCNY
Class of 2022
Having long been involved with SSI and having served on the SSI National Committee at UCLA in 2020, I can confidently say that the peak of my Israel activism work on campus was bolstered by SSI's priceless student network, grassroots resources, and education. SSI provided the greatest support system and freedom I could ever ask for as a Zionist student who was dedicated to making positive change for my community. 
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Justin Feldman
SSI at UCLA
Class of 2020

Students Supporting Israel gave me the foundation of how I carry myself as a Jew, Israeli and Zionist. It taught me that rather than impress people you should take initiative in impressing upon people to create dialogue during times where it wasn’t necessarily easy to facilitate.​
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Ron Levy
SSI at SJSU
Class of 2022
SSI taught me how to build coalitions with groups outside of the Jewish community and gave me the opportunity to network with activists from all over North America. When I graduated, I wanted to give pro-Israel student leaders from Canada the same opportunities that SSI gave me. As the StandWithUs Canada Senior Director of Campus Affairs, I am continuously encouraging my Fellows to become active members of their local SSIs.
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Rebecca Pencer
SSI at TMU
Class of 2017

Students Supporting Israel showed me that I should not hide my Israeli and Jewish identity and that I need to stand and support Israel and the Jewish community for all the other students at Pace University that have felt the same struggles as me.
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Eden Litvin
SSI at Pace University
Class of 2022

ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT INTERVIEWS:

Read SSI's alumni reflect on the following issues:​
  • ​How did they get involved with SSI 
  • What were some of their most notable accomplishments or challenges on campus
  • How being part of SSI influenced their approach to activism and what they cherished about being part of the movement  
  • What skills, connections, or other things from the time with SSI was taken with them after graduation
  • Words of encouragement and wisdom for current students 

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Dalia Zahger Levy
SSI at Columbia University, class of 2019
"SSI has allowed us and supported us to be activists in the way we believed was right for our campus. It has paved my professional life."
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Ariana Hoblin
SSI Florida atlantic university, class of 2023
"I became much more confident in my skills as an activist. SSI pushed me out of my comfort zone in the best way possible." 
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