Torat Adam / Discover Your Potential
Are You a Leader? The Learn to Lead program of the Sacks-Herenstein Center received a resounding “Yes!” from 60 YU undergrads who completed the four-part workshop series on May 7 and received a certificate of completion. The brand-new program addresses risk-taking, networking and mentorship while cultivating and training future leaders. The series, open to all YU undergrads, will make a comeback next year.
YU Hackathon Returns Over 40 YU tech-savvy undergrads convened on April 30 at Furst Hall for an exhilarating all-day hackathon where they used their coding finesse to tackle the field of finance. The first-place winning project was the SEC Filing Analyzer, an application that automates anomaly detection in companies’ financial information from their SEC quarterly filings. The app fetches and analyzes data from the SEC EDGAR database, comparing new filings to previous data to find unusual movements in crucial financial metrics. Cross River generously sponsored this year’s event.
CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR VALEDICTORIANS
Valedictorians Nine undergraduate students were named valedictorians in 2023. These impressive young men and women not only made their mark as scholars but have actively contributed to campus life from captaining the men’s soccer team and tutoring at the Writing Center to running the Medical Ethics Society and serving as the arts and cultural editor of The Observer . READ MORE
(l-r): Elisheva Hirsch, Stern College for Women; Tehila (Kornwasser) Mermelstein, Rebecca Ivry Department of Jewish Studies, Stern College for Women; Leah Schewitz, Sy Syms School of Business (l-r): Josh Hirt, Sy Syms School of Business; Natan Ehrenreich, Isaac Breuer College of Hebraic Studies; Elad Jeselsohn, Mazer Yeshiva Program; Jonah Tripp, Yeshiva College; Jeremy Klein, Irving I. Stone Beis Medrash Program; Jess Rom, James Striar School of General Jewish Studies
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