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Featured Student: Cameron Erickson

Cameron Erickson was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Growing up, his parents were both judges for the State of Minnesota, and of different political persuasions, which helped contribute to some heated arguments around the dinner table over politics and the ideological direction of the country.

Cameron Erickson

After attending DePaul in January of 2013, Cameron was encouraged by his Jewish maternal grandmother Rose, to begin exploring his Jewish roots. He got more involved in AEPi, the Jewish fraternity on campus, and started learning more about the Jewish People and our connection with Israel. He visited Israel for the first time in December of 2013 as a Birthright fellow, and Cameron began his enduring love affair with Israel and Judaism. Advocating for a strong U.S.-Israel relationship became his passion. He was able to combine his knowledge of the political process and his study of Jewish continuity in the 21st century to channel this passion. He started attending AIPAC training opportunities in 2013 and began broadening the pro-Israel community at DePaul University. He attended his first AIPAC Policy Conference that year as DePaul’s only delegate, and by 2015 brought with him to Washington DC 12 other student leaders. He spent the summer of 2014 in Washington DC as an AIPAC Diamond Summer Intern, and in 2015 was presented the AIPAC Activist of the Year Award.
 

Cameron was positively influenced by JET (Jewish Education Team in Chicago) and their inspiring programs (including Maimonides 1 and 2 and lots of Shabbatot). They were helpful in his Jewish growth including his decision to come to Yeshiva, for which he is very grateful.

He arrived at Shapell’s in August, where he steadily increased his literacy in Judaism and, as he put it, “built a solid foundation upon which to continue building a lifetime of learning and personal growth.” He has also been an active member of the student body, serving on the Student Advisory Board. Earlier this year he welcomed his parents when they visited the Yeshiva, and enjoyed introducing them to his rabbis and friends.

Cameron shared, “I am having an incredible experience in every way. My favorite part about being in Israel for the year has been traveling around the country for unique Shabbat experiences.” He looks forward to traveling back to the Midwest in August and seeking opportunities in politics, community and government relations. We are proud that he will do so not just as a future leader, but as a future Jewish leader!” 

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