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Tel Aviv University and Northwestern University Become "Sister Universities"
TAU Rector Aron Shai and Northwestern Pr
ovost Prof. Dan Linzer.
Standing from left:
Prof. Joseph Klafter, Prof. Morton O. Schapiro, Ms. Devora Grynspan, and TAU Vice President Raanan Rein
Agreement calls for unprecedented academic cooperation
Tel Aviv University has signed an agreement with Northwestern University declaring the two institutions “sister universities,” TAU announced on April 2. The academic cooperation pact was made official during a visit to the Tel Aviv campus by a delegation of top Northwestern officials led by Northwestern President Prof. Morton Schapiro.
New joint programs with TAU’s Sackler School of Medicine, Buchmann-Mehta School of Music, and the Department of Film and Television at the David and Yolanda Katz Faculty of the Arts will complement current programs linking Northwestern with TAU’s Recanati Business School and Buchmann Faculty of Law. The two institutions will expand their academic cooperation to include joint programs, collaborative research projects, combined seminars, and workshops, and shared guidelines for graduate degrees and student and faculty exchanges. Students will also be able to apply for joint programs in public health, law, and technology, in addition to joint study programs for dual academic degrees in business management and law.
Prof. Schapiro said he hoped the agreement would lead to a deeper academic relationship between the two universities. “The purpose of having such a large delegation in Israel is to strengthen academic cooperation between the two universities,” Prof. Schapiro said, praising the “high level of research” at TAU.
Tel Aviv University President Prof. Joseph Klafter thanked his counterpart for “determinedly and energetically standing with Israel” against attempts by academic organizations to boycott Israeli educational institutions for political reasons. Prof. Raanan Rein, vice president of TAU, said that the visit was an important element in the “strategy for the globalization of the university,” home to the largest number of international academic programs in Israel.
Networking Tip Of The Week: Expectations
Don’t expect too much too soon. If you’re building a new relationship don’t ruin it before it starts by asking for the moon. It takes time to build a relationship based on trust and respect.
I facilitated a "friendraiser" for Maot Chitim at the Bernard Horwich JCC in West Rogers Park
You're Invited to Speed Networking for Small Businesses!
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Networking Tip Of The Week – Be Sure To Mingle
Don’t hide in the corner with people you already know when out at a party or business event. Be sure to mingle! Make introductions and ask the people you know to introduce you to others! It will make the event much better for everyone!
Professionals: You are invited to lunch on August 28th in Skokie
Paytime / SS&G 3’rd Quarter Professionals Luncheon
Paytime and SS&G are proud to offer a quarterly professionals luncheon, networking and educational opportunity via Jewish B2B Networking.
Thursday, August 28, 2014 – 11:30am – 1:00pm
8707 Skokie Blvd. Skokie, IL 60077
These programs, which are open to lawyers, accountants, bankers, financial and other service industry professionals, will feature different educational topics. A very limited number of seats are available. THIS SESSION WILL DISCUSS: Mobile Apps To Make Your Business and Business Life Easier To Manage
Alex Bratton is a technology visionary, author, and entrepreneur who has founded 12 technology companies – ranging from an online gaming community to an award-winning mobile video surveillance service. As CEO and chief geek of Lextech Global Services, Mr. Bratton and his team create mobile apps that are reinventing industries for the global 2000 through mid-market companies, generating billions of dollars for clients.
Our talented Arevim Entrepreneurship panel heard from 2 innovative businesses thinking of opening up in West Rogers Park
Was honored to speak at AEPi's business and professional network meeting at Pinstripes
AEPi Alumni Business & Professional Network
Brunch Meeting @ Pinstripes Northbrook
Sunday, July 27th, 2014 – 10:30 AM – 12:30 PM
Come join us at the next meeting of the AEPi Alumni Business & Professional Network in Chicago! Through our common bond as AEPi Brothers, we believe this will be a meaningful way for us to develop new and lasting relationships to grow our professional and social network.
Guest Speaker:
Shalom Klein, Honorary Initiate
“How to Make Your Next Handshake Count”
As Vice President, Shalom Klein has grown, managed and developed Moshe Klein & Associates and MKA Receivables. Shalom oversees a staff of more than 10 associates and the operations of three offices, in addition to handling client relationships and consulting opportunities.
As Founder of Jewish B2B Networking and Jewish Business News, Shalom identified a need in the small business and Jewish communities, and created the vision for what is now the premiere business and employment networking organization across the Midwest. Shalom also was engaged in December 2013 to become the Executive Director of the Jewish Community Council of West Rogers Park, leading marketing and economic development efforts in the Chicago community, which includes Devon Avenue.
Shalom has been the recipient of Keshet’s 2013 Community Service Award, multiple proclamations from the Illinois General Assembly, Senate, and the Villages of Lincolnwood, Evanston, and Skokie. Shalom earned his Certificate in Jewish Leadership from Northwestern University and is a Masters Candidate at Spertus Institute. Shalom received honorary initiation from the Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity, and has been named “Jewish Community Hero” by Jewish Federations of North America and listed as one of the “36 under 36″ by the Jewish United Fund. Shalom’s work has been discussed twice on the floor of the United States Congress.
Who Are We?
The Alpha Epsilon Pi Business & Professional Network was created to provide value-added opportunities for our Alumni Brothers (regardless of campus chapter), in bringing together a core group of established and successful professionals several times each year, who wish to connect with fellow career-minded Brothers.
In this program, AEPi aims to provide a venue for influential and successful Brothers who are leaders within their respective professions and communities.
Location:
Pinstripes Northbrook
1150 Willow Road
Northbrook, IL 60062
Cost:
$30 – Includes Beverage, Brunch Buffet, and All Taxes & Gratuities
All Proceeds Benefit the Alpha Epsilon Pi Foundation
If you know someone who you think should attend please send us the following info:
Name, School & Chapter Affiliation, Year of Graduation, Email, & Phone #
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