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alumnae network

Maharat proudly supports their alumnae in an ongoing and engaged way. The ways in which Maharat engages and supports their Alumnae is currently being expanded as the Yeshiva pursues the strategic planning process and similar developments.

 

How does Maharat currently support Alumnae?

 

  • Dedicated Staff Member

  • Job Board

  • Conferences & Retreats

  • Professional Development

  • Subsidy Funds

  • Mental Health Support

  • Job Advisement and Placement Support

  • Learning Opportunities

  • Affinity Groups

  • Halakhic Guidance

  • Access to Fellowships & Next Level Learning

 

Interested in learning more? Contact rzorbaron@yeshivatmahart.org

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current alumnae network opportunities

A Journey Through Responsa Literature with Maharat faculty, Rabbi Adam Mintz (Minicourse 1)

 

This exclusive Alumnae Network minicourse is the first of a three-part series available to Maharat alumnae and similarly experienced leaders and learners. Open to Alumnae and similarly places female Orthodox female leaders for an engaging text-based course on teshuva literature from the past two hundred years. The first minicourse focuses on teshuva literature relating to conversion. 

 

Mondays | November 4 - December 2 | 8:00 PM ET

 

Cost

$54*

*Financial accommodation available upon request.

 

For more information contact rzorbaron@yeshivatmaharat.org​

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Khane

The Dr. Khane-Faygl Turtletaub z’l Alumnae Fund

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Alumnae support is a key component of the Center for Lived Torah. To provide the necessary funding for these important alumnae initiatives, a generous donor has created the Dr. Khane-Faygl Turtletaub z’l Alumnae Fund. This fund honors the memory and legacy of Dr. Turtletaub who was a lifelong student, teacher, scholar, and connector. She was a sought after expert in the Yiddish language (among many other topics of general and scholarly interest), and inspired hundreds of students to deepen their pursuit of Yiddish literature and culture. She was also deeply invested in people. She nurtured her students’ professional and personal lives, and established successful networks and connections to support them throughout their journeys. Creating and launching the Dr. Khane-Faygl Turtletaub z’l Alumnae Fund –  which will support and connect Maharat’s growing network of alumnae – is an inspiring tribute to the life she led and modeled for others.

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