WHO KNOWS ONE? is an internet game show about Jewish community and connection,
two values core to us at Spertus.

The game is live, fast-paced, and hilarious—and underlying it all is a spirit of kehilla, community.
In fact, the community (that’s YOU!) can impact the game through donations that
unlock clues and provide lifelines to help your team claim victory!

Think of it as Jewish geography on steroids.
—Pittsburgh Jewish Chronicle

Tuesday, July 20 at 7 PM CT
Join Spertus Institute students, alumni, faculty, friends, and fans 
when we take over the WHO KNOWS ONE? show!

Broadcast on Facebook Live, the event will be hosted by WHO KNOWS ONE? founder Micah Hart.
(Watch a video in which Micah explains the game!) Spertus Institute’s Brooke Herszage,
Assistant Director of Mentoring and Programs, will co-host!

Meet Our Competitors and Superconnectors!

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Spertus Team LIGHT Competitors
		Valerie Chambers is a Spertus MA in Jewish Professional Studies student (Cohort NA1) who recently became the Campus Director of Kennesaw State University Hillel in Georgia. We fully expect her to be a tough competitor, considering her experience as a personal trainer and long-distance runner!
		Ian Solow-Niederman is a Spertus MA in Jewish Professional Studies student (Cohort W) who, by the time of this event, will have left Denver (where he worked with Rocky Mountain Region BBYO) to become Assistant Director of Syracuse University Hillel. Showing even further reach, he’s been an American Hebrew Academy Fellow in North Carolina and worked with AEPi in Indiana.
		Genna Kahn is a Spertus MA in Jewish Professional Studies alum (Cohort S). A native Chicagoan and proud Iowa grad, she has led Birthright trips, was an Israel Teaching Fellow for Masa Israel Journey, and is the Jewish United Fund’s Program Director of Teen Volunteering and Philanthropy.
Spertus Team LEARNING Competitors
		Steven Senft is Director of Development and Community Outreach at Fuente Latina in Boca Raton and an alum of the Certificate in Jewish Leadership, presented by Spertus with Northwestern University. Expanding his reach, he speaks three languages and has lived in four countries.
		Rabbi Jodi Kornfeld earned a Spertus MS and Doctor of Science in Jewish Studies, was ordained at the Institute for Secular Humanistic Judaism and has a JD from Boston University. As the Rabbi of Beth Chaverim in Deerfield, Illinois, she fosters community (critical for a rabbi and a WKO contestant!).
		Tori Weinstein is a Spertus MA in Jewish Professional Studies alum (Cohort U), who moved from Chicago to become the Development Manager at the Jewish Federation of Greater Seattle. Her reach is likewise cross-country, she has raised funds from donors in Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Washington state.

Superconnectors!

Miriam Brosseau is a Chicago alum of the first MA in Jewish Professional Studies cohort. Creativity is her stock in trade: she is founder/principal of Tiny Windows Consulting, host of the podcast Throwing Sheyd (about Jewish demonology!), a storytelling and social media maven, and proud parent of two “tiny humans.”

Kelly Cohen of Atlanta is an alum of the Spertus Institute/Northwestern University Certificate in Jewish Learning for Educators. As North American Director of Education at Diller Teen Fellows, she fosters Jewish education, something she’s done at camps, schools, synagogues, and more, meeting people all along the way.

Ellen Spira Hattenbach is a Spertus alum, mentor, past trustee, and former VP of External Relations. Today she is the Jewish National Fund’s Executive Director of Illinois, raising JNF’s revenues and reputation. As a “champion of champions,” Ellen collects friends, colleagues, and reasons to be grateful. (Also shoes. But you didn’t hear that from us.)

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Founder and host Micah Hart explains the game: