Boards and Committees
2018—2019 Officers and Board of Directors: Short Bios about our Board of Directors will be provided shortly.
| Co-Presidents |
Shelley Sadowsky & Hal Segall
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| Vice Presidents |
Gordon Cohen (VP-Communications), David Kuney (VP-Learning), Amy Jaslow (VP-Programming), Shana Wagger (Membership), Diane Paul (VP-Personnel) |
| Treasurer |
Victor Katz |
| Secretary |
Judy Ackerman |
| General Counsel |
Mark Klapow |
| At-Large Board Members |
Scott Arnold (Fundraising), Sheila Blum (Social Action), Jonathan Cedarbaum (Governance & Long Range Planning Liaison), Suzanne Kalfus (Youth Engagement) |
| Torah School Council |
Jodi Lipson |
| Religious Practices Committee |
Matt Wald |
| Past President(s) |
Harriet Shugerman & Jon Grossman |
Committee Chairs and Vice Chairs (* means Committee is part of Program Council; ** means person is on Board of Directors)
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| Jewish Learning * |
Philip Abrams & Myrna Goldenberg |
Community Connections* |
Betsy Toretsky & Joanna Robin |
| Torah School Council** |
Jodi Lipson, Wendy Baber (vice)
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Family Programming * |
Cynthia Weiss & Steve Horowitz
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| Finance |
Carol Baer Mott |
Makom at Adat Shalom* |
Fran Zamore & Marla Zipin |
| Hospitality * |
Debbie Bluestein |
Israel Connection* |
Jonathan Epstein |
| Land & Building |
Louis Tenenbaum, Bill Kline |
Life Cycle * |
Marc Gunther, Vic Rezmovic,
Shelley Rudick, Betsy Reinstein |
| Membership * |
Estelle Quain & Preston Plous |
Personnel |
Audrey Rothstein |
| Religious Practices |
Jen Sherman |
Social Action * |
Stu Simon & Carol Bloomberg |
| Youth * |
Alice Winkler & Claire Geller |
Communications * |
Michelle Spivak-Mellinger |
| Green Tikkun * |
Naomi Edelson, Dave Feldman |
Program Coordinator * |
Judy Ehrenstein |
| Inclusion Advisory* |
Susan Kimmel |
Endowment |
Steve Widdes |
| Program Secretary* |
Anne Spielberg |
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As a participatory, lay-led congregation, Adat Shalom members work through committees to shape the rich and varied programs and activities offered by the community. The committees provide a wide range of interests and services to the community. They also offer members an opportunity to pursue areas of interest to them, contribute their time and talents to the community, learn new skills and best of all, meet and work together with fellow congregants.
Though the work may sometimes be demanding, the rewards and satisfaction are substantial. For new and "newish" members, committee work is the best way to get to know the community and become integrated into Adat Shalom. We invite you to scroll through the committee descriptions on our Participatory Community page to become acquainted with their purposes and programs, find one that appeals to you, contact the chair and participate in their activities.
