The Jewish Communal Professionals of Southern California (JCPSC) organization was formed in 1975. Its goal was to create an interdisciplinary professional community within Jewish communal service in Los Angeles. At the founding, the name was "Southern California Conference of Jewish Communal Service." This was changed to JCPSC several years later, to better reflect the work of members as professionals in the Jewish community.
JCPSC's mission today, as in the past, includes continuing education, professional development, mentoring, and networking.
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EVENTS
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OPEN TO CURRENT SUSTAINING MEMBERS OF JCPSC. MUST RSVP TO JCPSCLA@YAHOO.COM BY JANUARY 23, 2012
The JCPSC Sustaining Members Event is open to current 2012 Sustaining Members of the JCPSC. Upgrade to Sustaining Membership or renew at that level to join us at this exclusive event. Need to renew your membership? Click here.
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Are you a Jewish communal professional? Do you work at a Jewish nonprofit organization? Please help a Hebrew Union College - Jewish Institute of Religion master's candidate with her thesis by taking this survey (link below) which aims to gain an understanding of the perceived value of Jewish history knowledge among Jewish communal professionals nationwide. The survey should take less than 10 minutes of your time and all responses will remain anonymous. Thank you for your participation!"
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/JewishHistoryKnowledge
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Did you miss Ted Kanner's memorial?
You can watch videos from the event on you tube by clicking here.
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OTHER DATES TO SAVE:
February 6, 2012- Tu B'Shevat Seder in the Valley
February 13, 2012- Tu B' Shevat Seder in the City
June 5, 2012- JCPSC ANNUAL DINNER
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Dietary laws will be observed
MAZAL TOV TO OUR ANNUAL DINNER AWARDEES!
2011 JCPSC Awardees, clockwise from left:
John Magoulas, Miriam Prum Hess, Al Mellman, Rabbi Yonah Bookstein, Rabbi Gary Greenebaum, Jill Glasband, Rosalie Fromberg, Tzivia Schwartz Getzug
