College Shabbaton 2026

Friday, November 13 – Sunday, November 15

| Baltimore, Maryland

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What is your preferred sweatshirt size? Note: Sweatshirts are a standard unisex crew neck fit.

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By registering for this program, I understand that Hadar Institute may capture photos and video recordings of participants for use in promotional, educational, and fundraising materials (including online and print). Please read our Media Consent and Release here.

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I acknowledge that I have read and understand the Media Consent and Release and agree to its terms.

Hadar Programs Code of Conduct

Honor for Torah and People - Kevod ha-Torah and Kevod ha-Beriyot is one of Hadar’s core values. We hold high expectations of our behavior so as to create an environment that conveys a sense of honor for our shared holy purpose, and a sense of honor for all the people who have come together in that shared purpose. As one expression of these expectations, participants commit to this shared code of conduct:

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In attending a Hadar program, I commit to not being disruptive to the program's goals and schedule and its core values, such as wearing disruptive clothing, harassing other participants or Hadar staff, or taking similar actions. I understand that if I behave in a disruptive way, I will be asked to stop or leave the program at the discretion of the staff.

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