Ziegler School of Rabbinic Studies Announces 2024 Academic Award Recipients

Ziegler Academic Awards

The Ziegler School of Rabbinic Studies is proud to announce the recipients of its prestigious 2024 Academic Awards, recognizing outstanding achievement in various areas of rabbinic study and community service. These awards have been presented annually for several years, celebrating the accomplishments of our dedicated students. 

2024 Award Recipients: 

  • David Lieber Award for Academic Excellence: Jacob Schatz 
  • David Aronson Award for Excellence in Rabbinic Literature: Moe Howard 
  • Henry Fisher Award for Outstanding Achievement in Jewish Studies: Jacki Honig 
  • Abby Spivack Award for Community Service (co-recipients): Sarah Klein & Henry Hollander 
  • Eliezer Slomovic Award in Talmud: Avi Kushlan 
  • Yechiel Goldhaar Memorial Prize for Excellence in Hebrew: Karry Taylor 

The Ziegler School has a rich tradition of recognizing student achievement. Here's a look at past recipients of these awards: 

David Lieber Award for Academic Excellence:  

  • 2023: Alex Rosenbaum 
  • 2022: Avi Kushlan 
  • (2021: Brett Kopin) 

David Aronson Award for Excellence in Rabbinic Literature:  

  • 2023: Avi Kushlan 
  • 2022: Elianna Mastrangelo 
  • 2021: Alexandra Rosenbaum 

Henry Fisher Award for Outstanding Achievement in Jewish Studies:  

  • 2023: David Mendelson 
  • 2022: (Rachel Simmons) 
  • 2021: David Mendelson 

Abby Spivack Award for Community Service:  

  • 2023: Yael Aranoff & Josh Jacobs 
  • 2022: (Emily Holtzman & Kevin Lefkowitz) 
  • 2021: (Kevin Lefkowitz) 
  • 2020: Josh Jacobs 

Eliezer Slomovic Award in Talmud:  

  • 2023: Jared Skoff 
  • 2022: Hannah Jensen 
  • 2021: (Eliana Mastrangelo) 
  • 2020: Alex Rosenbaum 

Yechiel Goldhaar Memorial Prize for Excellence in Hebrew:  

  • 2023: Brianah Caplan 
  • 2022: Moe Scott 
  • 2021: Nicholas Losorelli 

The Ziegler School congratulates all its award recipients, both past and present. Their dedication to scholarship and service is an inspiration to the entire rabbinic community. 

 

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