Community

Alumni

The Beth Tfiloh Alumni Association keeps our alumni connected to our BT community. Whether on or off our Beth Tfiloh campus, there are numerous ways for our 1,800+ alumni around the world to play an active role in our BT family. Through an extensive array of programs, events, and initiatives, our alumni stay engaged with their alma mater and connected with each other.

Alumni who wish to get involved with the council or to share personal news with us, contact Julian Sless ’13, Development Associate, at Jsless@btfiloh.org or 410-413-2350.

Success After BT: Our Alumni

Adrian Maydanich '24

Harvard College '28

"October 7 gave us an opportunity to not shy away in the face of oppression, but an opportunity to battle back and to show people who we really are, what our community is like, and why it’s so strong.”
Cheryl Pruce '02

Monarch Strategy Consulting, LLC

"I started this business because I get much joy out of helping organizations better use their own data to drive strategic action and change, and tell a compelling story of the impact they are making in the world to funders and other stakeholders."
Dr. Ryan Sochol '01

Associated Professor of Engineering, UMCP

"I think in a different environment at a different school, it's unlikely I would have ended up where I am today. The most important part was probably BT embracing creativity and allowing me the kind of freedom that cultivated my own enthusiasm for learning and advancing science."
Yonah Jeremy Bob '96

Jerusalem Post Senior Military Correspondent and Security Analyst

“BT made me ready for a diverse and challenging Jewish world and bigger world. BT gave me a love of Israel that eventually led to my aliya, some great role models, and at least a few lifetime friends who I am still in touch with.”
Andrea Brem Wolf '01

CEO, Brem Foundation to Defeat Breast Cancer

“My professional decisions are often guided by my Jewish identity. The inspiring and nurturing teachers at BT, who imbured Torah in expected and unexpected places, are largely responsible for sharing the Jewish lens through which I see the world as an adult.”