Learn more about the process to elect LAJF board members. LAJF's Committee on Governance (COG), the committee that recruits and reviews potential candidates for the LAJF Board and nominates some for election, seeks a range of skills, expertise, and perspectives to make a well-rounded Board.
Introducing Internship Ready!
Solar Energy At Camp Rising Sun
How to be your own Leader - By Renzo '19
“As a leader, I was trying to figure out how to make it easier for the whole community to create a sense of belonging to Camp. I think many people still think that we should be an ideal leader, ignoring that they can be their own ideal leader and that they can take advantage of their own abilities to serve their community.”
Summer of 2021 Update and Opportunities
#LifeAfterCRS - GEJ Scholars explore art, gender, and education
The 2020 GEJ Scholars are selected as they exemplify LAJF’s mission of fostering a lifelong commitment to compassionate and responsible leadership for the betterment of our communities. Over the coming months, we will feature the 2020 GEJ Scholars so that you can get to know them. To learn more about this and other opportunities for CRS alums, please visit our website.
Read our blog today to learn about Alicia Sandoval Vadillo ‘13, who recently curated a show titled “My Soul Reaches for Dreams” at the Georgia O’Keeffe Museum in New Mexico, and Zachary Kaplan ‘08, former social studies teacher and currently at law school.
Curriculum in Focus IV: Expanding horizons through instructional programs
For 90 years, the Louis August Jonas Foundation has been committed to helping young people grow intellectually, ethically, and globally through Camp Rising Sun, our full-scholarship, summer leadership program for teenagers from around the world. In the upcoming weeks, we will take a deeper look at our curriculum that has inspired, in so many young people worldwide, a commitment to compassionate and responsible leadership for the betterment of their communities and the world. In this issue, we will explain how our instructional programs expand intellectual and artistic horizons while providing practical experience in giving and receiving feedback.
#GEJScholars - Madina '19 from Tajikistan
The 2020 GEJ Scholars are selected as they exemplify LAJF’s mission of fostering a lifelong commitment to compassionate and responsible leadership for the betterment of our communities. Over the coming months, we will future the 2020 GEJ Scholars so that you can get to know them. To learn more about this and other opportunities for CRS alums, please visit our website. Madina is the youngest GEJ Scholarship recipient this cycle.







