SBA survey 3

Which of the following characterize your experiences with regards to Tefilah?

I find Tefilah to be a essential part of my life and connection to G-d

I continue to daven on a regular basis primarily as a way to be a part of a community

I am too busy to Daven though I feel I am missing something

The challenges I have face have given me a greater appreciation and need for Tefilla

I need to learn more and get greater chizuk in the area of Tefila

Please share any other thoughts or feelings that you have about Tefilah

Which of the following characterize your experiences with regards to Halacha?

I continue to keep Halacha primarily as a way to be a part of a community

The challenges I face have forced me to make compromises with regards to Halacha

I need to learn more and get greater chizuk in the area of Halacha

I find Halacha to be trivial and try to focus on bigger things

Being around others who aren't careful about Halacha has brought me to a greater level of commitment

Please share any other thoughts or feelings that you have about Halacha

Which of the following characterize your experiences with regards to Emunah

I have no time to think about G-d or emunnah.

The challenges I face have deepened my connection to G-d and I feel my emunah is more real now.

I need to learn more and get greater chizuk in the area of Emunah

Being in an environment that doesn't believe in G-d has been very difficult for me

I have good days and bad days though I continue to struggle develop stronger emunah

How would you characterize your relationship with Eretz Yisrael?

I have always felt like a fish out of water since leaving Israel

The negative atmosphere on campus caused me to reevaluate my attitudes to Israel

I plan to live in America but feel very strongly connected to Israel

I don't think my Judaism is missing anything by living outside of Israel

I have a plan to make aliyah in the near future

Which of the following characterize your experiences with regards to Torah learning?

I have very little time for learning but every time I am able to learn I feel a powerful connection to Torah

Torah learning continues to be my greatest source of growth and religious experience

I value the Torah that I learned but am seeking other areas to grow and develop

I learn Torah when I can but mainly as a way to socially connect to people like me

I very much want Torah learning to be part of my life but struggle on my own and haven't connected with any teachers where I am

Which of the following would you be interested in staying connected with your teachers from Nishmat

Email divrei Torah (weekly or monthly)

Online recorded shiurim

Live online classes

Guided learning using source sheets

More alumnae get-togethers (Shabatonim and the like)

Online Q and A sessions with teachers

Please give us more ways you would be interested in staying connected with your teachers from Nishmat

What ways could we have better prepared you in Nishmat for your life after?