The word, Avodah, has two meanings: service and work.  At Kutz, being a part of the Avodah community means being a part of community dedicated to making sure that the camp runs every day during camp!  There are a variety of positions available to those interested in working in the Avodah community, including Kitchen, Dining Room, Office, Pool, Tower, Infirmary, and Maintenance.  We are looking for people who like hard work and who want an opportunity to work in a great Jewish environment.  You must be at least a entering freshman in college to apply to be a member of the Avodah Staff team.

Camp Shalom is the day camp that we run at Kutz for members of our faculty and other area children.  Camp Shalom counselors work with children from Kindergartner through 6th grade.  If you love younger children, but are interested in being a part of the Kutz Community, this is a great opportunity for you!  We are looking for hard working, dedicated individuals to be a part of the Camp Shalom Team.  Camp Shalom runs Monday through Friday, with a prep day on Sunday.  Applicants for Camp Shalom staff must be at least entering Freshman in College. 

The RA Community at Kutz is a tight-knit group of college students, who are passionate about their Judaism and Leadership.  The RAs work directly with the High School Participants in their cabins, and are primarily responsible for the health and safety of the Kutz Participants.  If you are looking for an intellectual, challenging, intense experience, then being a Resident Advisor at Kutz is the job for you!  In addition to working in your cabins, RAs also have the opportunity to work on programming throughout the summer, have extensive group-leading responsibilities, and also have the option to teach classes throughout the summer.  In order to apply for a Resident Advisor position at Kutz, you must be entering at least your Sophomore year in College.

We are looking for especially dedicated individuals to be staff members for our Mitzvah Corps: Mentoring Those with Austistic Spectrum Disorder Program.  As a Mitzvah Corps staff member, you can expect to find an intense and challenging environment, where you work one on one with students with ASD, providing these students with a camp experience that they might not be able to experience otherwise.  This is an incredibly challenging, yet rewarding position, and we look for individuals with the drive, patience and heart to work with this population.  In order to apply for a Mitzvah Corps Staff position, you must be an entering Freshman in College.