• SF Hillel at SF State
  • Jewish Greek Life
  • I-Team
  • Division of Equity and Inclusion
  • Jewish Studies
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As a registered student organization at SF State, SF Hillel is a connector for a variety of Jewish experiences, events and micro-communities. ​To get connected, email our Director of Student Experience Life, Emily or SF Hillel student President, Eli Burg. 

Student Org Tabling

During the first few weeks of each semester, you'll find all of SFSU's student organizations tabling on the quad outside the Cesar Chavez Student Center. Make sure to stop by SF Hillel's table to grab swag, say hi, and get connected with our community!

Tuesday Schmoozeday

Every Tuesday, students from SF Hillel gather in the student center for coffee, bagels, and conversation. Join us from 11 AM - 1 PM in the Cesar Chevez Student Center! Contact Emily to learn more.
If you're looking for Jewish Greek life, SF State is home to Alpha Epsilon Pi and Lambda Chi Mu.
To get connected to the brothers of AEPi, email student President James Theirl​.  
​To get connected to the community of LCM, email student President
I-Team is an independent student organization at SF State promoting Israel awareness and education on campus. Welcoming anyone and everyone who shares a desire to learn about Israel. To get connected, email student president Jack Kower. 
The Division of Equity and Inclusion is responsible for leading, coordinating, implementing and evaluating a broad range of sustained programs, initiatives, events and activities designed to:
  • facilitate intercultural/intergroup dialogue,
  • promote equity and inclusion,
  • advance social justice, and
  • improve campus climate for all of our students. 
SFSU is currently undergoing a search process interviewing for the Jewish Student Life Coordinator.
If you're looking to learn, check out the esteemed Department of Jewish Studies at SF State is devoted to the history, religion, culture and contributions of the Jewish people. Attracting a diverse group of students from many racial and ethnic backgrounds, the department offers a bachelor's degree in modern Jewish studies and a minor in Jewish studies.