Editing Services
Mark plans print and online publications, assigns and edits content, manages freelance and staff writers and coordinates content with designers. As part of this work, he also contributes lead features, profiles, Q&A, news stories and other content. His editing credits include The MIT Report (Managing Editor), Inside Cellular One (Co-editor) and Hebrew College Alumni and Hebrew College Today (Senior Editor).
The latter two publications spotlight leading edge innovations in Jewish education and their impact on Jewish community life and beyond. The following samples appear in Hebrew College Today:
Complete
edited issues of Hebrew College Today:
Spring
2006 | Winter
2007 | Winter 2008
Lead
Features
"No
More Clock-Watching," Hebrew College Today, Winter
2007, pp. 20-29. Hebrew schools that work--lessons from the field.
"In
Search of Jewish Philosophical Greatness," Hebrew College
Today,
Winter 2008, pp. 22-30. Who are today's Bubers and Rosenzweigs?
Profiles
"Seeing
What Might Be," Hebrew College Today, Winter 2007,
pp. 16-19.
Dean Sharon Cohen Anisfeld guides Rabbinical School's evolution.
"Close
Encounters with 'The Other,'" Hebrew College Today, Winter 2008,
pp. 14-17. A Palestinian completes a Master of Arts in
Jewish Studies degree.
Q&A
"Opening
the Student's Soul," Hebrew College Today, Spring
2006, pp. 14-17.
An interview with Nehemia Polen on Hasidic lessons for Jewish education.
News
Stories
"War-Time
Lessons for HC Rabbinical Students," Hebrew College Today,
Winter 2007, p. 4. A year of study in Israel begins with a rain of Ketyusha rockets.
"Northeast
Congregations Welcome First Cantor-Educator Program Grads," Hebrew College Today, Winter 2008, p. 4.
