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THIS IS A DRAFT COPY. A FINAL COPY WILL BE SENT OUT AFTER THE RABBINIC ALUMNI HAVE REVIEWED. PLEASE DO NOT FORWARD OR SHARE. Yeshiva University ישיבת רבנו יצחק אלחנן Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary Center for the Jewish Future Finding the right rabbi for your community isn''t easy... ...unless you know where to look. The Morris and Gertrude Bienenfeld Department of Jewish Career Development and Placement We congratulate the following rabbis upon their new positions. September 2017 - September 2018 RABBI ELIHU ABBE RABBI DAVID ISRAEL Sgan Executive Vice President YU Torah MiTzion Beit Midrash of Religious Zionists Of America - Mizrachi USA Toronto New York, New York Toronto, Canada RABBI SHIMSHON JAACOB RABBI ELY ALLEN Director of Communications Menahel Ruchani and Engagement Yeshivat Lev HaTorah In Our Hearts Project Ramat Beit Shemesh, Israel Jerusalem, Israel RABBI JARED ANSTANDIG RABBI GEDALIAH JAFFE Rabbi Halacha Rebbbi Ann Arbor Orthodox Minyan Naaleh Highh School for Girls (AAOM) Ridgewood, New Jersey Ann Arbor, Michigan RABBI YAAKOV JAFFE RABBI ELIEZER BARANY Dean of Judaic Studies, K-12 Shabbos Rabbi Maimonides School CareOne at Teaneck Brookline, Massachusetts Teaneck, New Jersey RABBI DR. AAVERY JOEL Head of School Fuchs Mizrachi Cleveland, Ohio RABBI SAM BERKOWITZ Beit Midrash Fellow RABBI JUDAH KERBEL SAR High School Beit Midrash Fellow Riverdale, New York SAR High School Riverdale, New York RABBI BENNY BERLIN OU-JLIC Rabbi RABBI DR. EFFIE KLEINBERG Queens College Lead Educator Queens, New York Forum for Jewish Leadership Jerusalem, Israel RABBI SAUL BERMAN Interim Rabbi RABBI TAVI KOSLOWE Congregation Ramath Torah Judaic Studies Principal New York, New York The Ideas School Tenafly, New Jersey RABBI JACOB BERNSTEIN Beren Campus Rabbi RABBI DR. JOHN KRUG Yeshiva University Educational Staff New York, New York Yeshivat Netiv Aryeh Jerusalem, Israel RABBI DAVID BLUM Co-Founder RABBI DOVID KUPCHIK Rabbi Chaim Yosef Furst Principal/Menahel Chaplaincy Program Skokie Yeshiva - Fasman Highland Park, New Jersey Yeshiva High School Skokie, Illinois RABBI DR. KENNETH BRANDER RABBI MEYER LANIADO President and Rosh HaYeshiva Assistant Rabbi Ohr Torah Stone Congregation Kehilath Jeshurun Efrat, Israel New York, New York RABBI YECHIEL BRESLER RABBI AARON LEIB Guidance Counselor and Interim Rabbi Chumash Rebbe Young Israel of Oak Park Yeshiva University High School for Oak Park, Michigan Boys (MTA) New York, New York RABBI MATTHEW LEVEE Academic Advisor - RABBI ROB BROWDY Undergraduate Torah Studies/ Beit Midrash Fellow JSS Faculty/ SAR High School Administrator - Katz Riverdale, New York Yeshiva University New York, New York RABBI ROBBY CHARNOFF Director of Alumnae RABBI MEIR LIPSCHITZ Affairs & Educator Dean of Students Michlelet Mevaseret Yerushalayim Magen David Yeshiva High School Jerusalem, Israel Brooklyn, New York Rebbe Tiferet Center Ramat Beit Shemesh, Israel RABBI ZOLLY CLAMAN* RABBI ASHER LOPATIN Rabbi Rabbi Beth Israel Congregation Kehillat Etz Chayim Edmonton, Canada Detroit, Michigan RABBI DAN COHEN RABBI MICHAEL MACKS SBMP Rebbe Rabbi Yeshiva University, RIETS Young Israel of Pelham Parkway New York, New York Bronx, New York RABBI EYTAN COWEN, MD RABBI YITZCHAK MIZRAHI* Rabbi Executive Director/ Congregation Ezra Bessaroth Rabbinic Coordinator Seattle, Washington Vaad HaKashruth of Kansas City Overland Park, Kansas RABBI YONI DANZGER Assistant Rabbi RABBI AVI OKIN Beth Jacob Congregation 5th Grade Rebbe San Diego, California Or HaChaim Academy North Hollywood, California RABBI JUDAH DIAMENT Chairman, Department RABBI ALEX OZAR of Computer Science OU-JLIC Rabbi Yeshiva University Yale University New York, New York New Haven, Connecticut RABBI ADAM DUBIN RABBI MACIEJ PAWLAK Assistant to the Executive Museum Educator Vice President Museum of Jewish Heritage Rabbinical Council of America New York, New York (RCA) New York, New York RABBI ARI PERL Vice President, Jewish Community RABBI NATHAN DWECK Engagement & Education Rabbi and Program Director - LiveOnNY High School Minyan New York, New York Congregation Beth Torah Brooklyn, New York RABBI MORDY PRUS Programming Coordinator - Rabbi Middle School Jewish Center of Atlantic Beach Barkai Yeshiva New York, New York Brooklyn, New York RABBI DANIEL REICH RABBI MICHAEL COHEN* Assistant Rabbi Head of School Congregation Adat Yeshurun Derech Emunah La Jolla, California Seattle, Washington RABBI ZEV REICHMAN RABBI DAVID ECKSTEIN Rebbe Development Officer Torah Academy of Bergen County (TABC) Yeshiva University Teaneck, New Jersey New York, New York RABBI JOSH ROSENFELD RABBI RAFI EIS Middle School Principal Executive Director Manhattan Day School The Herzl Institute New York, New York Jerusalem, Israel Director of International RABBI PINNY ROSENTHAL* Semicha Program National Director of Development Yeshivat Har Etzion OU-JLIC: The Jewish Learning Alon Shvut, Israel Initiative on Campus New York, New York RABBI DR. STEVE EISENBERG Lower School Principal RABBI YISROEL MEIR ROSENZWEIG Manhattan Day School Beren Campus Rabbi New York, New York Yeshiva University New York, New York RABBI ARI FEDERGRUN Associate Rabbi RABBI DOVID ROTH Congregation Schara Tzedeck Cataloger Vancouver, Canada National Library of Israel Jerusalem, Israel RABBI DR. JONATHAN FELDMAN RABBI ARON RUBIN Rabbi Rebbe and Middle School Am Yisrael Foundation Mashgiach Ruchani Tel Aviv, Israel Westchester Day School Westchester, New York RABBI MORDECAI FEUERSTEIN RABBI SHMULI SAGAL Facility Chaplain Rabbi CareOne at Teaneck Shomrei Hadath Synagogue Teaneck, New Jersey London, United Kingdom RABBI DANIEL FOX RABBI ARIEL SCHREIER Rabbi Rebbe Darchei Noam of Glenbrook Rosenbaum Yeshiva of North Jersey (RYNJ) Northbrook, Illinois River Edge, New Jersey RABBI DANIEL FRIEDMAN* RABBI TZVI SINENSKY Rabbi Director of Interdisciplinary Hampstead Garden Suburb Studies & Educational Outreach Synagogue Rae Kushner Yeshiva High School London, United Kingdom Livingston, New Jersey RABBI MOSHE GENACK RABBI YITZY SPRUNG Assistant Administrator Assistant Rabbi CareOne at Teaneck Congregation Or Torah Teaneck, New Jersey Skokie, Illinois RABBI MARK GLASS RABBI JEREMY STERN Rebbe Director of Resource Development Maimonides School for North America Brookline, Massachusettes Tzohar Lod, Israel RABBI CHEZKIE GLATT Israel Ra"m and RABBI MAYER SIMCHA STROMER Director of Masmidim Program Teacher Yeshivat Torat Shraga Ida Crown Jewish Academy Jerusalem, Israel Chicago, Ilinois RABBI NOACH GOLDSTEIN RABBI DR. ELIE TUCHMAN Assistant Rabbi Head of School / Rosh HaYeshiva The Jewish Center Yeshivat Mekor Chaim New York, New York Baltimore, Maryland RABBI URI GOLDSTEIN RABBI DAVID WARSHAW Yeshivat HaKotel Executive Director Director of Overseas Program The BACH Jewish Center Jerusalem, Israel Long Beach, New York RABBI YONATAN GORIN* RABBI DAVID WILENSKY Rabbi Assistant Principal for Judaic Studies Etz Chaim Kohelet Yeshiva Sharon, Massachusettes Merion Station, Pennsylvania RABBI DOV GREER* RABBI DOV WINSTON Rabbi Rabbi Mount Kisco Hebrew Young Israel of Merrick Congregation Merrick, New York Mt. Kisco, New York Community Programming Director, CJF Yeshiva University RABBI JEREMY HARTSTEIN New York, New York Resource Rabbi/ Head of Study Hall RABBI YEHUDA WITT* Arie Crown Hebrew Day School Judaic Studies Head Teacher Chitah Skokie, Illinois Yeshivat Netivot Montessori East Brunswick, New Jersey RABBI ALEX HECHT Kollel Fellow/Avreich RABBI ARI ZAHTZ YU Torah MiTzion Beit MYP Rebbe Midrash Zichron Dov Yeshiva University, RIETS Toronto, Canada New York, New York Rabbinic Assistant Clanton Park Synagogue RABBI JONATHAN ZIRING Toronto, Canada Ram Yeshivat Migdal HaTorah RABBI ADAM HERTZBERG Modi'in Makabim-Re'ut, Israel Assistant Principal Westchester Day School RABBI ARI ZUCKER Westchester, New York Avreich/Kollel Fellow Yeshiva University Torah Mitzion Kollel of RABBI AVI HIRT Chicago Interim Rabbi Chicago, Ilinois Queens Jewish Center Queens, New York RABBI ROBERT HIRT Co-Founder Civic Spirit (Hillel International) New York, New York RABBI MICHAEL HOENIG Mashgiach Ruchani Torah Academy of Bergen County (TABC) Teaneck, New Jersey The Morris and Gertrude Bienenfeld Department of Jewish Career Development and Placement services RIETS musmachim and students, as well as members of the Rabbinical Council of America (RCA). To find out how your community can benefit from rabbinic placement services, please contact Rabbi Ronald Schwarzberg at [email protected] For dedication opportunities in the placing and continuing education of rabbis, please contact [email protected] *RCA members .
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