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Wednesday, February 8, 2012 - 15 Shvat, 5772
ChabadofBinghamton.com » Photos » Photos & Videos 2009-10 » Chabad NE Regional Shabbaton 2009; Extended Galleries

Chabad NE Regional Shabbaton 2009; Extended Galleries

10/16-18/09 

Hundreds of students from across the Northeastern region joined BU’s Jewish community for the first Intercollegiate Chabad on Campus Shabbaton hosted by the Chabad Center at BU. The Shabbaton which included sumptuous meals (awesome Friday night with 500 in attendance), stimulating workshops and talks, a really cool mega event with Murray Hill and a mind reader, and powerful farewell brunch with Tamir Goodman aka the Jewish Jordan was enjoyed by all. Yasher Koach to the great student leadership and committees whose hard work made it all happen.
Photos by A. Kassimir, T. Pace & A. Lucia
On Sat. night at the Mega Event, participants posed for a group shot, this was a partial crowd shot, as not everyone who participated in the Shabbaton was present at the time of the photo. Minimize
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On Sat. night at the Mega Event, participants posed for a group shot, this was a partial crowd shot, as not everyone who participated in the Shabbaton was present at the time of the photo.
On Sat. night at the Mega Event, participants posed for a group shot, this was a partial crowd shot, as not everyone who participated in the Shabbaton was present at the time of the photo.
Josh, Rachel & Lauren, pose for a shot while packing welcome kits for the hundreds of students.
Hard at work, packing hospitality kits
Students arriving from close to 20 campuses register for the Shabbaton in the main lobby.
A full schedule of events planned for the packed weekend.
Students enjoy some snacks in the game room / lounge, after the long trip.
Chabad Center was a bit crowded...
Mrs. Malka Werde (FIT) leads the Shababt Candle Lighting ceremony.
As is customary, girls gave Tzedakah prior to lighting Shabbat Candles.
Social Hall all set, ready for the 500+ students to celebrate Shabbat together.
On Friday night, students sat in designated areas for each participating campus.
Moments before Shabbat begins...
Electronic sign displayed at the main entrance to Binghamton University.
Students enjoyed a full Israeli style dinner.
A group of students from Buffalo pose for a picture.
Try gathering hundreds of students into one group picture...
Musical Havdallah led by Rabbi Nechemia Vogel (Rochester)
Murray Hill gave it their best - as always!
Mentalist & Mind Reader, Ted S. James, had the crowd in real shock as he performed
A group of students from Queens College pose for a picture.
A group of students from Vermont pose for a picture.
From L to R: Rabbi A. Slonim, BU Bearcats Assistant Coach Julius Allen, Tamir Goodman, Benjt Gottleib, Matt Block
Students prepare sandwiches for their ride home.


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