A Cantor of Temple Emanuel in Kensington, Maryland, a Reform Congregation just north of Washington D.C., Rosalie Boxt was invested from the Debbie Friedman School of Sacred Music of the Hebrew Union College in 2001. Before that she worked for the URJ in NFTY Programs in Israel and as a NFTY and URJ Song leader. Originally from St. Louis, she attended the University of Pennsylvania as a Jewish Studies Major.
Rosalie is the Director of Worship for the URJ Biennial and on the URJ Faculty of Expert Practitioners, as well as on the Faculty of Hava Nashira, a song leading institute of the URJ. She consults with clergy and congregations on issues of worship and music. She is a Synagogue 3000 Fellow and is also a past Vice-President of the American Conference of Cantors (ACC). Through PresenTense, an incubator for young Jewish social entrepreneurs, she has launched a non-profit business called Kesher Shir; bringing together Jewish musicians from diverse backgrounds to study and to create meaningful music which will enrich worship and strengthen communities.
Her husband, Jason, is a Senior Vice President in Research Division of The Glover Park Group. The two met at the URJ Kutz Camp and have two daughters Tahlia and Arielle.
Rosalie is the Director of Worship for the URJ Biennial and on the URJ Faculty of Expert Practitioners, as well as on the Faculty of Hava Nashira, a song leading institute of the URJ. She consults with clergy and congregations on issues of worship and music. She is a Synagogue 3000 Fellow and is also a past Vice-President of the American Conference of Cantors (ACC). Through PresenTense, an incubator for young Jewish social entrepreneurs, she has launched a non-profit business called Kesher Shir; bringing together Jewish musicians from diverse backgrounds to study and to create meaningful music which will enrich worship and strengthen communities.
Her husband, Jason, is a Senior Vice President in Research Division of The Glover Park Group. The two met at the URJ Kutz Camp and have two daughters Tahlia and Arielle.
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