Dori Singer Zoot

Dori Singer Zoot has a diverse range of work experience in the Jewish community. Dori has held roles such as NFTY Ohio Valley Regional Director of Youth Engagement and NFTY Ohio Valley Regional Advisor at the Union for Reform Judaism, as well as Program Coordinator at Hebrew Union College - Jewish Institute of Religion. Dori has also served as Administrator at Kulanu, Cincinnati's Reform Jewish High School, and as a Youth Group Advisor at Temple Sholom of Cincinnati. In addition, Dori has worked as a Program and Communications Director at URJ 6 Points Academy - California and as a Community Connections Coordinator at Jewish Family Service of Cincinnati. Dori has gained experience in the education field through their roles as an Intern and Head Counselor at URJ 6 Points Sports Academy California, as well as a Religious School Teacher at Temple Solel. Prior to their work experience, Dori served as Vice President of Member Development at Alpha Gamma Dela - Delta Xi Chapter and as a Temple Emanuel Temple Youth (TETY) Advisor at Temple Emanuel of Tempe.

Dori Singer Zoot's education history begins in 2008 when they attended Mountain Pointe High School. However, no degree or field of study is mentioned for this period. After completing high school, Dori went on to pursue a Bachelor's Degree at Arizona State University from 2012 to 2016. Their focus during this time was on Nonprofit Leadership and Management, with a specialization in Youth Service Leadership.

Furthering their education, Dori enrolled at Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion-Cincinnati from 2017 to 2018, where they earned a Graduate Certificate. Their concentration was in Jewish Education, specializing in Adolescents and Young Adults.

In addition to their formal education, Dori has also obtained certain certifications. In April 2016, they became a Certified Nonprofit Professional (CNP) through the Nonprofit Leadership Alliance. Furthermore, in June 2014, they attained certification in CPR AED from the American Heart Association.