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Kol HaKavod
Kol HaKavod to Weber Alumni Alex Estroff (Class of 2013), Ethan Fialkow (Class of 2014), Jared Kaye (Class of 2008), and Jessica Katz (Class of 2003) for being featured in The Atlanta Jewish Times 40 under 40 issue. Congratulations to Atlanta Jewish Times’ Creative Director Lilli Jennison (Class of 2013), who was honored by Editor & Publisher Magazine as part of the publication’s Creative Visionaries of 2022 for her exemplary work in print production design and layout.Read More -
Alumni Spotlight
Kol HaKavod to Weber sibling alumni Hannah Feldstein (Class of 2020) and Sam Feldstein (Class of 2021). Sam received the Atlanta Israel Gap Year Scholarship and is currently participating in the Nativ College Leadership Program. Click here to read about his Gap Year experience. Hannah was accepted to Garin Tzabar, a unique program that provides comprehensive services to young Jewish adults (ages 18-24) who make Aliyah and serve in the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) as Lone Soldiers.Read More -
Alumna Spotlight
After graduating from Weber in 2016, Brooke Berman joined Tulane’s class of 2020 to study Public Health. Shortly after delving into her major, Brooke realized that she wanted to be more hands-on in the healthcare field. She had friends studying nursing and spent some quality time learning what entering that field would entail.Read More -
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Kol HaKavod Weber Alum Zev Beeber
Congratulations Zev Beeber (Class of 2011) who was recently published in the Georgetown Law Technology Review.Read More -
Kol Hakavod to Weber Alum Jason Feldman
Kol HaKavod to Jason Feldman (Class of 2010) on being appointed to the LGBTQ Advisory Board of Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms. On this board, he will work alongside other LGBTQ leaders and City of Atlanta staff to move LGBTQ equality forward in Atlanta.Read More -
Kol HaKavod Weber Alum Adam Podber
Weber Alum Adam Podber (Class of 2008), who credits Weber with playing a pivotal role in his journey to becoming a full-time artist and muralist, was invited to participate in the Jewish Street Art Festival (LINK) in LA -- currently reimagined as a mural festival across the US and Canada. Adam is one of nine participating artists painting a mural in their city during Hanukkah, with a unifying theme of "light over darkness."Read More -
Mazel Tov!
Mazel Tov to Josh Klein (Class of 2003) and his wife Rebecca on the birth of their son Jonah Berel Klein on November 17, 2020. His big sisters Ella and Sadie look pretty happy to have a younger brother!Read More -
Mazel Tov!
Mazel Tov to Becca Edelston Skoryanc (Class of 2007) and her husband James on the birth of their daughter, Vivian Grace, on November 20, 2020.Read More -
Mazel Tov!
Read MoreMazel Tov to Adam Freedman (Class of 2012) on his marriage to Sarah Smith on October 18, 2020. Thanks for showing us that the future can be very bright! Wishing you years of happiness! -
Mazel Tov!
Read MoreWeber welcomes its newest member of the Class of 2038! Hello Judah Zvi Shayani. Judah was born on 7/10/2020. Mazel Tov to Ariella Axler Shayani (Class of 2010) and her husband Joseph Shayani! -
New Jewish Satire Site
Liana Slomka (Class of 2018) and Zeke Siegman (Class of 2018) have published a Jewish satire site (imagine like if The Onion ate a college Hillel) with content subconsciously inspired by their time at Weber. Subscribe at theschmear.com!Read More -
You're a Good Man Charlie Brown
Live theatre is rooted in collaboration and working closely together, pushing live productions to rethink how to engage audiences while COVID prevents people from gathering en masse. For Weber's fall production of "You're a Good Man Charlie Brown," Director of Theatre Arts Brad Bass turned to film to safely stage the show for an online audience.Read More
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