Rabbi Hodges Hodges
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“Have you ever had one of those most amazing realistic dreams where when you wake up you have to take a good 10 minutes to figure out just where you are and where you have been?  Well welcome to my life.”

    After finishing University at CSU, Rabbi David Hodges spent 6 years in Israel touring, studying and finally meeting his wife, Aliza.  In 2001 they moved with their two wonderful sons to the United Kingdom where he worked on campus and taught in a Jewish high school.   During their six years in Old Blighty they created some amazing events, hosted fun Shabbat dinners for hundreds of students, lead trips around England and Europe for students and taught the misguided English brothers how to play real football!  They also created some exciting classes and discussion groups on a wide range of thought provoking contemporary Jewish topics.
 
    Rabbi and Aliza Hodges now live in Scottsdale with their 4 amazing and adorable sons.  When not on campus he can be found riding his bike or motorcycle, scuba diving, playing lacrosse or just kicking the soccer ball around with his sons.

Contact Rabbi Hodges at hodges@myjac.org

Bio coming soon!

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Rabbi Eli

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Since joining JAC, Eli Adler has made a name for himself by being able to bowl a 300 and sometimes 299 (although it takes him three or four games).

Hailing from Brooklyn, he learned to play a couple of musical instruments during his elementary school years (mostly while staying home for suspensions). He began playing keyboard professionally when he was thirteen.

Over the next couple of years he built up a steady client base while performing at weddings and Bar Mitzvahs and became a regular on the Jewish music scene in New York. Between then and now Eli has somehow graduated high school, spent three years studying in Israel, became a lifeguarding and water safety instructor, an EMT, and almost memorized the script of the "The Great Muppet Caper".

Most recently he spent some timein New Jersey where he received his BA. Currently living in Phoenix with his wife Chani and two delicious children, Eli likes to spend his free time perfecting his air guitar technique.

Contact Rabbi Eli at eli@myjac.org

 

 

Rabbi Jordan

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Over the last four years, Rabbi Jordan and his wife Risa have put smiles on the faces of countless Jewish College students around the world. It all started in the Old City of Jerusalem, where the Brumers worked for the Heritage House Youth Hostel. There, they hosted Shabbat dinners for hundreds of College students from Hebrew University and students Israel. Rabbi Jordan also gave classes and led discussions in the Old City on contemporary Jewish topics, and he built up a loyal following.

The Brumers then moved to La Jolla, California. Rabbi Jordan became heavily involved in Jewish life on the campus of the University of California San Diego(UCSD), where he helped start the standing-room-only Carlebach style Shabbat service. Along with teaching a weekly class on campus, Rabbi Jordan was a proud Board member of the Hillel Foundation of San Diego.

Last year the Brumers made the long trek to Arizona. They live in Scottsdale, along with their three beautiful children. In the summer of 2006, he helped found Jewish Arizonans on Campus (JAC). Rabbi Jordan can be seen on campus drinking Starbucks with students, tabling on the Mall, and making sushi. His gourmet cooking has brought him worldwide fame as the best Rabbi-chef on campus.

 

Contact Rabbi Jordan at rjordan@myjac.org