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Levi Antelis shares how Touro prepared him for a challenging internship at a top accounting firm and offers essential advice for students currently seeking their own internships.

Yitzchak Lisker is a finance major at Touro’s Lander College for Men pursuing a career in financial consulting. This summer, with the help of the Lander Career Guidance Office, he landed a virtual internship at Mercer, the world’s largest outsourced asset manager and a business of Marsh McLennan. 

In his new book The Snake at the Mouth of the Cave, Rabbi Dr. Moshe Sokol offers eye-opening studies of eight aggadic stories in the Talmud from the perspective of both a Talmudic and literary scholar. He draws on classical rabbinic commentaries, contemporary scholarship and insights from psychology, literature, philosophy and history to shed new light on these ancient texts and showcase their timeless messages and relevance to our modern-day struggles.

A Lander College for Men alum shares how he merged his interests in finance and non-profit to service both his clients and his community.   

Touro Lander College for Men alum shares why Industrial-Organizational Psychology is such an exciting career choice and offers key advice for others interested in the field.

Ben Tabaria, LCM 2010, certified registered nurse anesthetist at Baylor Scott White Hospital in Irving, Texas, shares his passion for helping surgical patients and how he balances his career with Torah study.

Lander College for Men alum Aharon Wolf shares his experience as a nursing home administrator and his advice for those interested in following in his footsteps.

Yehuda Gruen, LCM 2019, technology associate at Guardian Life Insurance, shares his passion for computer programming and how Lander positioned him for success.

Rabbi Mordechai Burg, menahel at Yeshivat Shaarei Mevaseret Tzion, shares how Lander positioned him for success, offers advice for students interested in chinuch and talks about his new sefer on the parsha, Nitzotzos.

My name is Avi Menaged and I'm currently student government president at Touro's Lander College for Men. As the global pandemic continues, many activities have been put on hold and it’s challenging to meet up with friends like we used to. While I previously wrote about how enjoy the summer months amidst the crisis, now is the time to talk about how to stay connected with friends and classmates as the pandemic continues.  As college students, we all miss that time between classes to chat with classmates or that fun program after class.