Judaic Studies Alumni

Gideon Levin, class of 2004 is a 2nd Grade Teacher. 

"My experience in Judaic Studies added to who I was and am as well as where I am today."

Andrea M. Brodie, class of 2006, practices family law in New York and is involved with a number of legal organizations and associations.

Joseph D. Robbins, class of 2007 is the author of "One Man Gang", a book of poetry, and is an educator, working as the Program Manager for Disabilities Inclusion at the Union for Reform Judaism.

Adam Bellos, class of 2010 is currently working in Israeli Politics and Nonprofit Management. He is the Founder and CEO of The Israel Innovation Fund (TIIF).

Elana Weil, class of 2011, is a Senior Consultant at a Bay Area firm, specializing in Organization Transformation & Talent, helping businesses align their corporate culture, structure, and talent with their business strategy.

Rachel Buck, class of 2013 is a Resident Doctor in Children's Medicine. 

"The Center gave me a well-rounded education instead of just being science-oriented, that I could take anywhere and be successful."

Valerie Schlegal, class of 2015 is a Doctoral Candidate in Clinical Psychology. 

"Judaic Studies has helped me advance my education career because the professors and the teaching I have received have taught me how to organize my studies and write at an exemplary level."

Abdullah Kadhim, class of 2022, graduate student studying Middle Eastern studies and Iraqi Jews. 

"My interest in researching Jewish History started here at UA. JUS has provided me with an excellent opportunity to explore a subject that in the past felt far from my reach."