NYC Gazette

The Yeshiva University Alumni Association is offering a plethora of benefits and opportunities for its members. According to the Alumni Newsletter released on May 5, 2024, joining the association provides access to various perks such as alumni ID cards for campus access, specialized networking events, job opportunities, social gatherings, and more.

One of the upcoming events highlighted in the newsletter is a discussion on "Antisemitism, the Media and the Jews," moderated by Rabbi Dr. Meir Soloveichik and featuring Alana Newhouse, John Podhoretz, and Elliot Kaufman. This event is scheduled to take place on May 7, 2024, at the Fifth Avenue Synagogue in New York City.

Additionally, the Sacks-Herenstein Center will be hosting online seminars on "Negotiating the Impossible" with Dr. Tal Becker on May 8, 2024, and David Makovsky on May 12, 2024. The Katz School of Science and Health will also hold its annual Symposium on Science, Tech, and Health on May 9, 2024, showcasing research from graduate student teams across STEM and health sciences.

Moreover, alumni are invited to attend or livestream the Chag HaSemikhah 2024 ordination ceremony for rabbis trained at RIETS on June 16, 2024, celebrating their commitment to Torah learning and personal growth. Another exciting event to mark on the calendar is the YU Day at the Mets on September 8, 2024, offering a day of YU celebration at CitiField.

In terms of ongoing activities, alumni can explore alumnae publications by Stern College for Women at the Hedi Steinberg Library until May 2024. Additionally, the newsletter mentions the "Torah Tuesdays" feature on Facebook, where alumni share Torah wisdom through short videos.

The newsletter also highlighted past events such as a panel discussion on Suicide Prevention and Resiliency, as well as the 37th Annual Awards Dinner of the Sy Syms School of Business.

Furthermore, alumni are encouraged to support students by participating in the YU Mentoring Volunteer Program, offering career-related guidance to current students. Alumni are also reminded to update their contact information to stay informed about alma mater events and receive special birthday surprises.

For those looking to promote their business to the YU alumni community or engage with local events in Israel, contact information is provided in the newsletter for relevant inquiries.

The Yeshiva University Alumni Affairs office can be reached at 646.592.4490 or alumni@yu.edu for more information and inquiries.