By: Stu Krantz, TAMID at Maryland My TAMID experience, until two weeks ago, was fairly chapter-centric. I was a TAMID Fellow (on the 2015 Fellowship, clearly the best Fellowship) and just wrapped up my term as a Regional Director, so I definitely had exposure to, and...
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By Harrison Schwartz, TAMID at Florida State Have you ever told someone how to do something and they respond with “Oh thanks. How’d you know how to do that?” Usually a response will follow with “I’ve done it before”. Getting out there, getting your feet wet, exposing yourself...
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By: Teresa Leatherow, TAMID at Pitt After an unforgettable and informative first experience at TAMIDcon 2016, our founding members at the University of Pittsburgh were eager to return to campus to begin our fall recruitment efforts for the Aleph class of TAMID at Pitt! Branding and recruitment workshops prepared us to...
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By: Mira Schildkraut, TAMID at Cornell This semester of TAMID has been so exciting, as the executive board has been working tremendously hard to revamp our chapter. We’ve had two consulting projects, for companies Funnster and Pauzzative Life, each with extremely devoted project teams. The finance sector...
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By: Zanir Habib, Johns Hopkins University I had the opportunity to visit and work in Israel this summer as a TAMID Fellow. As part of the fellowship, I visited and spoke with multiple movers and shakers in the Israeli startup economy: Venture Capitalists and entrepreneurs, who transformed small...
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By: Jacob Cutler, TAMID at Dartmouth Following the conclusion of a long and rewarding beta process, our TAMID chapter at Dartmouth College is very excited to take on new responsibilities and roles in the coming year. After a year of hard work, we’re enjoying working with...
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By: Michael R. Wald, TAMID at Penn State TAMID has truly been one of the best college decisions of my life. This organization has afforded me countless professional, social, and life experiences. When first attending Penn State’s new student orientation (NSO) every student, faculty member, and...
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By: Julia-Zoe Hung, TAMID at Baruch As students attending a commuter school in Manhattan, Baruch students often face challenges with being involved in campus organizations. Most of us are working part-time, commute an hour each way, and only come into school a few days a week. That...
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By: Yaela Halper, TAMID at Brandeis As I stepped into the expanse of the busy ballroom, I was enveloped by the chatter of 200 eager student leaders who were ready to be transformed into the business leaders of tomorrow. TAMIDcon, the annual TAMID Group national conference, provides...
Read MoreBy: Isaak Garber, Summer Fellow, Harvard University It’s a typical Sunday night in Florentin, Tel Aviv. We’re about to leave a pizza store on Ahad Ha’am Street. An AC unit drips an unidentified fluid onto the middle of my forehead. I cuss under my breath. He...
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