By: Gabriel Goldstein, Summer Fellow, Brandeis University I’ve been asked countless times since arriving in Tel Aviv for the Fellowship if this is my first time in Israel. It’s not an unreasonable question. After all, the people I’ve met don’t know that 5 of my siblings...
Read MoreBy: Eden Hoffman, Summer Fellow, New York University It took me a few minutes to figure out what B7 stands for when I first encountered the initials in an email. A plane model? A name of a drone? An army unit? What it definitely did not...
Read MoreBy: Jonathan Liebman, Summer Fellow, TAMID at Queens College In Israel, everyone is required to do army service once they turn eighteen. Doing army service can mean anything from working behind a desk to being on the front lines or anywhere in between. Though I am not...
Read MoreTAMID at University of Wisconsin Name: Rebekah Lear University: University of Wisconsin Graduating Year: 2017 Major (+Minor): Management, Human Resources and Economics Internship Company: CareHood Internship Role: Business Development Intern Awesome Experience: The first weekend we were here we went on a trip up north together as Tamid. For some people this...
Read MoreBy: Talia Laifer, TAMID Summer Fellow, Washington University in St. Louis Three weeks ago the Fellowship traveled to Jerusalem for a two day tour. We began with an Old City tour, followed by a trip to the City of David to see the water tunnels and...
Read MoreName: Noya Aickin University: Boston University Graduating Year: 2018 Major (+Minor): Business Administration Internship Company: PwC Internship Role: U.S. Tax Compliance Intern Awesome Experience: I have been learning how to use different computer systems that will be incredibly helpful in my professional career. Also, I have been networking with all of...
Read MoreName: Alyssa Brill University: University of Southern California Graduating Year: 2018 Major (+Minor): Biomedical Engineering Internship Company: Vayyar Imaging Internship Role: Buisness Development/ Engineering Intern Awesome Experience: The coolest thing I’ve gotten to do within my internship so far is help run some of the clinical trials for my company’s breast...
Read MoreBy: Jacob Drucker (TAMID at Harvard University) I’ve been tasked with the impossible- doing Sam Fisher a modicum of justice in a brief piece for TAMID. Let me start, right off the bat, by saying that I’ve failed. How to summarize a life? How to describe...
Read MoreThroughout our first year as a recognized chapter, all of us in the TAMID at WashU chapter have accomplished a great deal. Our year started off really strong during our recruitment phase. As we tried to build our Aleph Class, it was a very exciting...
Read Moreby Dani Abitbol Here at Emory, there are multiple appeals to the TAMID club that bring in a variety new members- the startup knowledge, hands-on consulting experience, or even just an interest in Israel. More than that, TAMID at Emory is a select group of some...
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