Visitor Reflections at JMM

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Post date 06/22/2016
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A blog post by Graham Humphrey, Visitor Services …

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Performance Counts: February 2015

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Post date 02/13/2015
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This month’s Performance Counts comes from Visitor Services Coordinator …

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Mapping Jewish Community – A Hopkins Mini-Course

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Post date 01/13/2014
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A blog post by Visitor Services Coordinator Abby …

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“Voices of Lombard Street”—Come See It!

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Post date 05/29/2013
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A blog post by Dr. Deb Weiner. Our …

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Performance Counts, May 2013

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Post date 05/10/2013
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Tracking Success The first step in improving performance …

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TOP TEN REASONS TO VISIT THE JMM...

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Post date 07/20/2011
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A blog post by associate director Anita Kassof. …

Tags Anita Kassof, B'nai Israel, Brews & Schmooze, Lloyd Street Synagogue, The Synagogue Speaks, visitors

Shameless Promotion Department

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Post date 01/10/2011
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“Wonderful, wonderful. Everyone in Baltimore should see this …

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A Visitor to the JMM

A blog post by shop manager Esther Weiner. …

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