Shoshana Sudwerts is from Passaic NJ, and attended Bruriah high school followed by a year and a half in Michlalah. She is currently entering her first year of graduate school hoping to pursue a career in social work. Shoshana is so excited to be spending her second summer on michlelet and first as a Madricha.
Shoshana’s Chaburah is titled the “Road to Success” using road signs as a vehicle for bringing meaning into our everyday lives. Some examples include, “wrong way” which focuses on the power of perspective, “traffic light”, which focuses on the importance of time, and “road closed” which focuses on bitachon.
Shoshana’s chaburah is made up of an incredible chevra including Gila (SKA), FayFay (MHS), Rikki (TAG), Riki (Bruriah), Miri (SKA), and Sari (MHS).
What has been your favorite part of chaburah?
Rikki-I really like the chaburah as a whole with all the discussions, and interacting with the group. But I specifically like that we learn something new everyday and I get to take it and apply it to my personal life.
Riki-My favorite part of chabura is that I can apply what we learned to my everyday life
Miri-My favorite part of chaburah was learning about gratitude and how we should be thankful for everything that Hashem gives us and seeing everything that goes into the smallest things.
FayFay- My favorite part of chaburah is that each one is focused on something new but then gets tied back into the same thing, on how to become a better person and better Jew.
Gila-My favorite part of chabura is learning to appreciate and thank HaShem for ordinary every day things like breathing and walking.
Sari-My favorite part of Chaburah is learning about perspective and how we can change a situation just by how we look at it.
