Speaker's Bio or Introduction
A few short bios that may be used for publications, flyers, brochures etc. Feel free to edit for space. At the bottom of the page is a picture and the downloadable file of that picture.
Short and sweet:
Aliza Bulow is an educator, consultant and international lecturer. She mentors Jewish leaders in professional and personal growth, and helps both individuals and organizations envision and realize their potential.
version one:
Aliza Bulow is the founder and director of WICK, Women in Chizuk and Kiruv, a network that supports and connects women who work in Jewish Adult Education and Outreach across the globe. Her passion is to help individuals, organizations and the Jewish people see further, dig deeper, reach higher and radiate its light. A Jewish educator for over 30 years, she travels regularly to offer guidance, leadership training and strategic planning for Jewish Outreach organizations and Jewish communities throughout the continent.
Aliza studied in Israel in the early 80s and served in the Nachal division of the IDF. She has a BA in Hebrew and Jewish Social Studies from Hunter College. In addition to teaching ongoing classes in her home city of Denver, Colorado, Aliza lectures internationally on a wide array of Jewish subjects. More information is available on her website: ABiteOfTorah.com.
or, shorter:
Aliza Bulow is the founder and director of WICK, Women in Chizuk and Kiruv, a network that supports and connects women who work in Jewish Adult Education and Outreach across the globe. Her passion is to help individuals, organizations and the Jewish people see further, dig deeper, reach higher and radiate its light. A Jewish educator for over 30 years, she travels regularly to teach, offer guidance, leadership training and strategic planning for Jewish Outreach organizations and Jewish communities throughout the continent. More information is available on her website: ABiteOfTorah.com.
version two (includes education and army service):
Aliza Bulow is the founder and director of WICK, Women in Chizuk and Kiruv, a network that supports and connects women who work in Jewish Adult Education and Outreach across the globe. She teaches ongoing classes in Jewish philosophy, basic Judaism and textual learning skills, as well as lecturing on a broad range of topics in venues across the country and internationally. She lived in Israel for four years while she studied at Michlelet Bruria and the Hebrew University, and served in the Nachal division of the Israeli Defense Forces during the 1980’s Lebanon war. In 1985, while completing her BA in Hebrew and Jewish Social Studies at Hunter College, she married and moved to Long Beach, NY. Currently residing in Denver, Colorado, Aliza has been a Jewish Educator for over thirty years. Mother, foster mother, and mother-in-law, of ten young adults, and a growing grandmother, Aliza’s passion is helping the Jewish community grow. Now empty nested and able to invest even more time, Aliza works to strengthen Jews and their connections to their heritage, to their mission and to each other. More information is available on her website: ABiteOfTorah.com.
version three (includes conversion):
Aliza Bulow is the founder and director of WICK, Women in Chizuk and Kiruv, a network that supports and connects women who work in Jewish Adult Education and Outreach across the globe. She teaches ongoing classes in Jewish philosophy, basic Judaism and textual learning skills, as well as lecturing on a broad range of topics in venues across the country and around the world. An 11th generation American born to Protestant parents in the 1960’s, her upbringing was intensely impacted by her parents’ deep commitment to the civil rights movement. After a spiritual search that began in early adolescence, Aliza converted to Judaism at the age of 16. She went to Israel shortly thereafter where she lived for four years while she studied at Michlelet Bruria and the Hebrew University, and served in the Nachal division of the Israeli Defense Forces. In 1985, while completing her BA in Hebrew and Jewish Social Studies at Hunter College, she married Ephraim Bulow and moved to Long Beach, NY. Aliza has been a Jewish Educator for over thirty years and she now mentors women who work in Jewish Adult Education and Outreach, and provides consulting for Jewish Outreach organizations across the country. Mother, foster mother and mother-in-law, of ten young adults, and a growing grandmother, Aliza’s passion is helping the Jewish community grow. Now empty nested and able to invest even more time, Aliza works to strengthen Jews and their connections to their heritage, to their mission and to each other. More information is available on her website: ABiteOfTorah.com.
A few short bios that may be used for publications, flyers, brochures etc. Feel free to edit for space. At the bottom of the page is a picture and the downloadable file of that picture.
Short and sweet:
Aliza Bulow is an educator, consultant and international lecturer. She mentors Jewish leaders in professional and personal growth, and helps both individuals and organizations envision and realize their potential.
version one:
Aliza Bulow is the founder and director of WICK, Women in Chizuk and Kiruv, a network that supports and connects women who work in Jewish Adult Education and Outreach across the globe. Her passion is to help individuals, organizations and the Jewish people see further, dig deeper, reach higher and radiate its light. A Jewish educator for over 30 years, she travels regularly to offer guidance, leadership training and strategic planning for Jewish Outreach organizations and Jewish communities throughout the continent.
Aliza studied in Israel in the early 80s and served in the Nachal division of the IDF. She has a BA in Hebrew and Jewish Social Studies from Hunter College. In addition to teaching ongoing classes in her home city of Denver, Colorado, Aliza lectures internationally on a wide array of Jewish subjects. More information is available on her website: ABiteOfTorah.com.
or, shorter:
Aliza Bulow is the founder and director of WICK, Women in Chizuk and Kiruv, a network that supports and connects women who work in Jewish Adult Education and Outreach across the globe. Her passion is to help individuals, organizations and the Jewish people see further, dig deeper, reach higher and radiate its light. A Jewish educator for over 30 years, she travels regularly to teach, offer guidance, leadership training and strategic planning for Jewish Outreach organizations and Jewish communities throughout the continent. More information is available on her website: ABiteOfTorah.com.
version two (includes education and army service):
Aliza Bulow is the founder and director of WICK, Women in Chizuk and Kiruv, a network that supports and connects women who work in Jewish Adult Education and Outreach across the globe. She teaches ongoing classes in Jewish philosophy, basic Judaism and textual learning skills, as well as lecturing on a broad range of topics in venues across the country and internationally. She lived in Israel for four years while she studied at Michlelet Bruria and the Hebrew University, and served in the Nachal division of the Israeli Defense Forces during the 1980’s Lebanon war. In 1985, while completing her BA in Hebrew and Jewish Social Studies at Hunter College, she married and moved to Long Beach, NY. Currently residing in Denver, Colorado, Aliza has been a Jewish Educator for over thirty years. Mother, foster mother, and mother-in-law, of ten young adults, and a growing grandmother, Aliza’s passion is helping the Jewish community grow. Now empty nested and able to invest even more time, Aliza works to strengthen Jews and their connections to their heritage, to their mission and to each other. More information is available on her website: ABiteOfTorah.com.
version three (includes conversion):
Aliza Bulow is the founder and director of WICK, Women in Chizuk and Kiruv, a network that supports and connects women who work in Jewish Adult Education and Outreach across the globe. She teaches ongoing classes in Jewish philosophy, basic Judaism and textual learning skills, as well as lecturing on a broad range of topics in venues across the country and around the world. An 11th generation American born to Protestant parents in the 1960’s, her upbringing was intensely impacted by her parents’ deep commitment to the civil rights movement. After a spiritual search that began in early adolescence, Aliza converted to Judaism at the age of 16. She went to Israel shortly thereafter where she lived for four years while she studied at Michlelet Bruria and the Hebrew University, and served in the Nachal division of the Israeli Defense Forces. In 1985, while completing her BA in Hebrew and Jewish Social Studies at Hunter College, she married Ephraim Bulow and moved to Long Beach, NY. Aliza has been a Jewish Educator for over thirty years and she now mentors women who work in Jewish Adult Education and Outreach, and provides consulting for Jewish Outreach organizations across the country. Mother, foster mother and mother-in-law, of ten young adults, and a growing grandmother, Aliza’s passion is helping the Jewish community grow. Now empty nested and able to invest even more time, Aliza works to strengthen Jews and their connections to their heritage, to their mission and to each other. More information is available on her website: ABiteOfTorah.com.
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