After graduating from Brandeis with a BS/MS in Biochemistry and a BS in Chemistry, I am now pursuing my PhD in Organic Chemistry at Yale University. I am looking furthering the scientific growth I began at Brandeis where I worked on an Iron-catalyzed glycosylation method in the Hao Xu Lab. In addition to continuing my religious growth, which was nurtured by Chabad at Brandeis. I am more than happy to speak with anyone interested in pursuing graduate school, chemistry, or Yale and New Haven!

After graduating from Brandeis with a major in neuroscience and minors in art history and NEJS I started working as a clinical data specialist at The Broad Institute. The goal of my team is to make cancer research more patient centered. We do that by simultaneously analyzing medical records and genetic markers in order to create a comprehensive database.

Since graduating from Brandeis, I have moved to NYC and am working at NYU Langone Health as a research technician. I am working in the field of cancer genetics, investigating the effects of therapeutics on tumor heterogeneity. I am currently applying to medical school and am grateful to BOO and Brandeis for my current situation and helping me persevere in college and cultivate my research interests.

After graduating with an independent major in Urban Studies I am working for the New York City government through the NYC DCAS Urban Fellows program. After being assigned to a specific NYC agency I will spend my time working on various city projects and figuring out what specifically I wish to focus on in my career going forward. I developed much of the community organizing skills I am using at my job during my time at Brandeis, specifically by being a part of BOO. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions about making your own major, urban planning, working for NYC government, the Urban Fellows program, or living in Crown Heights!

Post graduation, I am returning to NYC to be a teacher resident at The Shefa School. The Shefa School is a Jewish day school that serves children in grades 1-8th who are diagnosed with a language-based learning disability and benefit from a specialized learning environment. I will be matched with a mentor teacher, and over the course of two years I will participate in a rigorous teacher training program that will help me develop the necessary skills to become a great teacher. 

After graduating from Brandeis with a BA and MA from the International Business School, I will be working in Management Consulting at McKinsey & Co. I am excited to take the problem solving skills I gained while being President of the Chabad Club and Secretary of BOO, along with the creativity I developed in the countless studio art classes I took at Brandeis, to the professional world.

My time at Brandeis helped me to uncover my true passion for law. Post graduation, I will be moving to New York to begin my legal education at Brooklyn Law! My goal is to become a human rights attorney where I can use my knowledge of the past and the legal system to help create a more just world.

Next year I’m moving to Dallas where I’ll be working at Microsoft. I’ll be working as a Customer engineer! While I work on the Xbox and Azure Cloud products, I am excited to Integrate my passion for technical problem solving with my love for working with people!

I am a Legislative Assistant for the Policy & Government Affairs Department at AIPAC, where I focus on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Senate Banking Committee and strategic cooperation in cyber security and artificial intelligence. In my role, I track legislation and provide analysis on the newest foreign affairs developments coming from the US Senate. I graduated from Brandeis University, earning a bachelor’s degree in History and Politics, magna cum laude.

Since graduating, I’ve started working as an Application and Program Analyst in Deloitte Consulting’s Enterprise Performance practice. Most of my work so far has been in Project Portfolio Management and Technology Business Management, helping business leaders get the information they need to make strategic decisions. I live on the Upper West Side of Manhattan and am a member of The Jewish Center. BOO meant a lot to me while I was at Brandeis, and I am grateful to have been part of the community.

The fall after graduation, I began a Ph.D. program in chemistry at Boston College. My research focuses on building polymers from sugars, which is fun because sugars aren’t toxic. I spend most of my days making/fixing mistakes and relying on shtick as a source of energy. BOO was a huge part of my experience at Brandeis. The community allowed me to grow in my Judaism and make some of my closest friends, who inspire and encourage me daily in my goals. I love to talk about all things science related - careers, being a STEMinist, religious obligations, undergrad research…I’m in (unless it’s a biology concept). Feel free to reach out!

After graduating Brandeis, I lived and worked in NYC for two years for the Claims Conference, and now am living in Israel!! My time at Brandeis and at the Claims Conference helped cultivate my love and passion for working in the non - profit world. I’m currently getting a Master’s in Non-Profit Management at Hebrew U, and cannot wait to learn more about the non - profit sector in Israel. I wouldn’t be where I am today without all of the love and support the BOO community continues to give me! Hit me up if you have Aliyah or non-profit questions!!! See you all in the Holy Land one day G-d willing!

Since graduating Brandeis, I have made Aliyah and moved to Tel Aviv. I’m now having the time of my life, working at Monday.com, an Israeli hi-Tech company, in customer experience. My favourite activities include riding electric scooters, and eating surprise strawberry smoothies from etrog man in shuk hacarmel. I’m meeting people from all over the world, working on my Hebrew, and pitching Aliyah to people. Is this a forum now? If you’re thinking about it, message me!

I'm a first year medical student at Albert Einstein College of Medicine in the Bronx, NY. My passion for primary care & medicine was fostered at Brandeis and I gained a strong foundation in the sciences and person-centered care. The skills that I gained as a member of BOO, like community building &  leadership skills, are ones which I use in my everyday life. The sense of belonging and empowerment felt at Brandeis is a unique experience that I hope to one day replicate in the community I become a part of. 

I am a student at the William James College Clinical PsyD Program in the process of earning a Clinical Doctorate in Psychology. I completed an externship as a school counselor at Marblehead Public High School during the ‘20-‘21 school year and I'm currently working as a Rape Crisis Counselor at the Boston Area Rape Crisis Center (BARCC). In this role, I use the skills I developed as a Violence Prevention Educator at Brandeis PARC to offer support to clients as they navigate the impacts of sexual violence on their lives.

After graduating Brandeis with a double-major in Psychology and Judaic studies, I moved to New York and started rabbinical school at Yeshiva University.  I am currently in my last year, and will soon be moving to Philadelphia with my wife, Tova, to become the Assistant Rabbi at a synagogue there.  If the rabbinate is a career you’re considering, and you have questions about how Brandeis helped me prepare for that (or have questions about anything else), please reach out!

After graduating Brandeis with a major in Mathematics and a minor in Economics, I started my job as a consulting actuary at Willis Towers Watson in New York City. I’ve been working there for three years now and have loved working as an actuary in the retirement consulting field. If you have any questions about actuarial exams or becoming an actuary, please don’t hesitate to reach out!

I'm a medical student at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in New York City, class of 2024. In addition to providing me with a strong fundamental scientific background, my mentors at Brandeis inspired in me a love for teaching and a general thirst for knowledge. At Brandeis, I sang with the world-renowned acapella group, Starving Artists, and played frisbee with the frat boys in Tron. Please reach out to me if you need advice on how to dance and fit in at AEPi parties… and I can refer you to those better equipped to answer your questions.

I graduated Brandeis in 2018/2019 (I did the BA/MA program at IBS) and majored in Economics with a Business minor. After graduating, I moved to NYC with my husband (and fellow Brandeis 2019 alum). I worked in Investment Banking at Credit Suisse for two years and then switched to my current role, Strategic Planning at Peloton.