Michael Jeser – Executive Director
Shira Moldoff – Assistant Director
Rabbi Ethan Bair – Director of Student Life
Alison Levine – Advancement/Development Officer
Ido Adulamy – Israel Fellow
Michael Jeser
Executive Director
mjeser@uschillel.org
(213) 973-1203
Michael Jeser is the Allen & Ruth Ziegler Executive Director of the USC Hillel Foundation. Prior to joining Hillel, Michael served as Director of the Real Estate & Construction (REC) Division, the largest and most successful fundraising divisions of The Jewish Federation of Greater Los Angeles. Under Michael’s leadership, the REC division raised more than $8 Million Dollars despite a severe economic downturn. Michael graduated with two Masters Degrees from HUC’s School of Jewish Communal Service and the USC School of Social Work in 2004.
Shira Moldoff
Assistant Director
shira@uschillel.org
(213) 973-1205
Shira Moldoff is the Assistant Director of USC Hillel where she manages the building and financial operations, supervises the Israel Fellow, and staffs the ASB (Alternative Spring Break) trip. Prior to this, she served as Senior Campaign Associate at the Jewish Federation of Long Beach and a JCSC (Jewish Communal Service Corps) Fellow at the University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee. Shira is also a proud OTZMA alumna and has had the privilege of staffing 13 Taglit-birthright Israel trips and still counting. Originally from Cherry Hill, NJ, Shira received her bachelor’s degree Towson University and her MBA in Non-Profit Management from American Jewish University in 2007.
Rabbi Ethan Bair
Rabbinic Director and Director of Jewish Student Life
rabbiethan@uschillel.org or ebair@usc.edu
(213) 973-1201
Rabbi Ethan Bair is the Rabbinic Director and Director of Jewish Student Life at the University of Southern California Hillel. Rabbi Bair earned his B.A. from Oberlin College in 2003. In ‘03-’04, he was a Fulbright scholar to Berlin, Germany where he studied contemporary German-Jewish identity and taught in an inner-city high school. He was ordained as a rabbi in 2011 through Hebrew Union College- Jewish Institute of Religion, Los Angeles. Rabbi Bair is a member of the first cohort of the Schusterman Rabbinical Fellowship, a leadership program that brings together four Conservative and Reform rabbinical students to learn social entrepreneurship and management skills, and to cultivate relationships across their movements. As a rabbinic student, he also served as a teaching assistant for Jewish History at USC through the Louchheim School of Judaic Studies. As the Hillel rabbi at USC, he seeks to create sacred spaces for sharing and meaning-making among students outside the classroom. In his spare time, he enjoys traveling, running and writing, and spending Shabbat with LA’s Shtibl minyan. His wife, Nadya, is also at USC, pursuing a PhD in Art History.
Alison Levine
Advancement/Development Officer
Alison@uschillel.org
213-973-1204
Alison Levine is Advancement/ Development Officer for USC Hillel where she is working to strengthen the Jewish Trojan network through our Parent’s Association and the USC Jewish Alumni Association. She grew up in Sherman Oaks and graduated from University of California, Davis. After three years of Hillel work at Towson University and surviving the largest blizzard Maryland has experienced in decades, it was time for the West Coast native to head back to Los Angeles. She enjoys baking, traveling, and is working to the day when she can call herself a runner.
Ido Adulamy
Israel Fellow
israel@uschillel.org
(213) 973-1202
Ido Adulamy was born and raised in Tel-Aviv, Israel and did his military service with Israeli Intelligence. After serving for four years, he traveled across the world, exploring the country different countries and making the most amazing memories. Ido studied business at the Inter Disciplinary Center in Herzeliya, taking part in the international program. He started working at USC Hillel in August 2010, and had one of the most meaningful years of his life, working with students on their passion for Israel and Judaism. Ido believes in the saying…‘find a job you love, and you’ll never have to work another day in your life’. This is how he feels coming in to Hillel every day.


