Jewish Community Events in Massachusetts

Strong Voice and Compassionate Representation. Meet Rachel. Client-focused and results driven NY/NJ/MA employment attorney. I handle severance negotiations, workplace discrimination, unpaid wage and overtime pay recovery, retaliation, and wrongful termination. So call. Let's find your solution. Ms. Haskell was previously employed in Mr. Davis’ practice at a predecessor firm where she gained valuable experience on a wide range of employment matters, including sitting second chair at a class action mediation that resulted in a $3.75 million dollar settlement for overtime pay owed to thousands of call center employees. Ms. Haskell also first chaired a mediation session in the matter of Jacobs et al. v. Major Energy Services LLC/Respond Power et al., a nationwide class action filed on behalf of a class of marketing representatives. During law school, she worked as a law clerk for the Criminal Division of the United States Attorney’s Office in the District of Massachusetts, and for the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission’s Legal Unit. Ms. Haskell holds a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where she achieved Deans’ List honors, and a Juris Doctor from Northeastern University’s School of Law. Ms. Haskell is admitted to the New York and Massachusetts state bars

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The Northeastern Jewish Law Student Association represents a dedicated community of Jewish law students at Northeastern University in Boston, MA, united by shared heritage, values, and commitment to the legal profession. As a student-led organization within the School of Law, the association creates spaces for meaningful dialogue, cultural connection, and professional mentorship among members who are building careers in law. Founded within an institution that has championed experiential learning and social responsibility for more than five decades, the association thrives in an environment where idealistic pragmatism shapes legal education. Northeastern Law's emphasis on practical training through its renowned cooperative education program means that students gain real-world experience while maintaining strong academic foundations. The Jewish Law Student Association serves as a cultural and professional anchor for its members throughout this transformative educational journey. What distinguishes this organization is its role in fostering both professional development and community belonging. Members benefit from the school's commitment to collaboration over competition, where written evaluations replace class rankings and students are encouraged to support one another's growth. The association connects Jewish law students with peers who understand the intersection of their religious and cultural identity with their legal aspirations. Based in Boston, MA, the association operates within a law school that actively promotes pathways to public interest work, impact litigation, and social justice. Students engage with faculty members who are recognized nationally for their scholarship and pro bono involvement, learning that legal practice can be a vehicle for meaningful change. The Northeastern Jewish Law Student Association embodies this philosophy by building community among Jewish students while supporting their development as thoughtful, socially conscious legal professionals prepared to make an impact in their chosen fields.

The Maimonides Society represents a vital student community at Boston University's medical campus in Boston, Massachusetts, dedicated to creating meaningful connections among students who value Jewish heritage and tradition. Founded on principles of inclusion and mutual support, this organization provides a welcoming space where medical students can explore their identity while navigating the demanding journey of medical education. The society's mission centers on building community through shared experiences—from celebrating Jewish holidays to engaging in thoughtful conversations about life's most pressing questions. Members participate in social gatherings and educational programs that examine how Jewish values inform ethical medical practice, creating opportunities for reflection and dialogue. The Maimonides Society draws strength from its partnerships with Boston University Hillel House and the School of Medicine's Student Affairs office, ensuring that students have access to resources, mentorship, and peer support. Open to all students regardless of religious background or affiliation, the organization embodies Boston University's foundational commitment to diversity and inclusion that traces back to 1873, when the New England Female Medical College became one of the nation's first coeducational medical schools. By fostering a sense of belonging and shared purpose, the Maimonides Society enriches the student experience and contributes to a culture where compassion, respect, and ethical reflection guide future physicians in their careers.

Tamid Group at BU is a student-led organization rooted in the Boston University community in Boston, MA, bringing together passionate students who share a commitment to collaborative learning and personal growth. As part of Boston University's diverse student life ecosystem, this organization creates a welcoming space where members build lasting friendships while pursuing shared interests in business and professional development. The group values community engagement and peer mentorship, fostering an environment where every student's voice is heard and contributions are celebrated. Operating in the heart of Boston, Tamid Group at BU draws strength from the city's rich entrepreneurial culture and the university's tradition of academic excellence. Members benefit from the organization's emphasis on building genuine relationships alongside skill development, creating a supportive network that extends beyond the classroom. The organization reflects Boston University's commitment to holistic student development, encouraging members to explore their potential through meaningful connections with peers and experienced professionals. Tamid Group at BU stands out for its dedication to making professional development accessible and engaging for all students, regardless of background or prior experience. Through regular meetings, collaborative projects, and community events, the organization cultivates a sense of belonging while empowering students to achieve their personal and professional goals.