
A HOME FOR JEWISH STUDENTS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF TAMPA
HERE’S WHAT STUDENTS SAY ABOUT CHABAD

Chabad means to me a home away from home, and the ability to connect with people that have the same roots as me. The only times I ever did Shabbat was at camps, but doing it every week has made me realize that I might want to start this at home.
Kayla Gutnikov

Chabad to me means family, tradition, and learning. As a student at UT, Chabad was a special place where I could observe my Jewish upbringing in a non-judgmental zone. It reminded me of home and of my family. Being at Chabad was like being with my family.
Shoshana Nolan

Chabad is a place where you can forget all distractions and focus on yourself. With so many things in college that are trying to pull your attention, it is easy to get lost. At Chabad, you will find a close group of people who want to help you in any way you need.