📍 UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
Alyssa Wallack is a full-ride merit scholar at USC studying public relations and marketing. As a Lauder Fellow with the World Jewish Congress, she develops and presents antisemitism education programs for Greek Life. She previously served as President of Chabad at USC, currently works as a Student Marketing Intern for Hillel International, and contributes to marketing efforts for Zach Sage Fox, all while leveraging her expertise to strengthen the Jewish community and combat misinformation.

📍 CORNELL UNIVERSITY
Amanda Silberstein is a junior at Cornell University pursuing a degree in Hotel Administration with a minor in Law & Society. She is from Englewood, New Jersey, and studied at Bar Ilan University in Israel for a year following her high school graduation. At Cornell, she serves as the President of Chabad and Vice President of Cornelians for Israel.

📍 TULANE UNIVERSITY
Bali is from Santa Barbara, CA and graduated high school early to live in Israel before attending Tulane University. She is the president of Students Supporting Israel (SSI) and the co-president of the Movement to Address Antisemitism. Currently a senior, she is thrilled to return to Southern California next year and work for Camp Ramah in California.

📍 COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY
Eden Yadegar is a senior at Columbia University and an outspoken advocate for Jewish students. She has testified before the United States Congress, frequently contributes to international media, and organizes on campus as the former president of Columbia Students Supporting Israel. Eden is also a plaintiff in a Title VI lawsuit against Columbia for their failure to address and combat antisemitism.

📍UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND, COLLEGE PARK
Einav Tsach is a third-year student studying journalism, international business, and Jewish studies at the University of Maryland, College Park. As president of his university’s Israeli-American Student Association and a member of its Jewish Student Union, Einav has organized successful campaigns against campus BDS, authored op-eds on Israel and antisemitism, and met with members of Congress to advocate for legislation to combat Jewish hate. Most recently, he was the recipient of the Levenson Family Defender of Democracy Award from the Anti-Defamation League

📍 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES
Jasmine Beroukhim is Campus Impact Network (CIN) Program Manager at the Jewish Federation of Los Angeles. Her work focuses on education, training, and community organizing, supporting students at Los Angeles campuses. Jasmine is a recent graduate of the University of California, Los Angeles. Throughout her time on campus, she demonstrated an unwavering commitment to protecting Jewish students on campus. Her leadership on campus extended to over 100 campus leaders across the United States and she has advocated for the experiences and concerns of Jewish students on local and national stages. Notably, in April 2023, she was selected as one of eight representatives to meet with President Herzog at his residence in Jerusalem, providing an update on the sentiments towards Israel on US campuses. Simultaneously, Jasmine served as the President of Bruins for Israel, creating impactful campaigns and programming within the campus community at UCLA.

📍 BARNARD COLLEGE
Noa Fay graduated from Barnard College of Columbia University in May 2024. She is now a master’s student studying international security policy at the Columbia School of International and Public Affairs where she also proudly advocates for the Jewish people amidst the surge of antisemitism post October 7th.

📍 HARVARD UNIVERSITY
Shabbos Kestenbaum, Harvard University Cambridge, MA. Shabbos Kestenbaum is a second-year master’s student at Harvard University, researching the intersections between public policy and contemporary Jewish life in America. Shabbos is the founder and President of the Harvard Divinity School Jewish Student Association and active member of both Harvard Chabad and Harvard Hillel. Shabbos graduated Summa Cum Laude from Queens College, where he served as its Hillel President and Student Senator. Shabbos hopes to begin a career in public policy in DC and is currently the lead plaintiff against Harvard University alleging pervasive and severe antisemitism.

📍MIT
Talia Khan is a scientist, policy advocate, and public speaker with a background in materials science, engineering, and music. She is currently pursuing a PhD in Mechanical Engineering at MIT, where her research focuses on biomaterials. A Fulbright Scholar and NDSEG Fellow, she has conducted research in sustainable materials across Brazil, Israel, and the U.S.

Raised in a multicultural household with a Jewish mother and a Muslim father, Talia has been a strong advocate against antisemitism. She has spoken extensively on national news platforms about the rise of antisemitism on college campuses and has testified in Congress twice on the issue. In 2024, she met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the Knesset to discuss strategies for combating antisemitism globally. Passionate about public engagement, she aims to bridge science, policy, and media to drive meaningful impact.