Our Rohr Writing Scholars Fellowship

Arlette Anteby, from Brooklyn, NY, graduated from Yeshiva of Flatbush and is majoring in Computer Science and Computational Math at Stern College where she transferred from Cooper Union. She has a passion for solving real world challenges and is currently working on research in algorithmic scheduling and enjoys exploring the intersection between science, writing, and creative thinking. 
 

Maayan is from Newton, MA, and studied at MMY after graduating from the Maimonides School where she was Editor-in-Chief of the student newspaper, as well as a contributor to both the paper and weekly news briefing. She also was a member of Mock Trial and Model UN teams and an editor and writer for the MMY Torah journal.
 

Dahlia Bernstein, from Riverdale, NY, graduated from SAR High School and Migdal Oz. She is majoring in Psychology at Stern College where she transferred from Barnard College. In high school, Dahlia contributed to her literary magazine, science journal and economics journal. During college, she headed a letter writing club in which students wrote letters to vulnerable members of the community including hospital patients, inmates, students on campus with disabilities, and many more. 

David is from Westchester, NY, and studied at Yeshivat Shaarei Mevaseret Zion after graduating from Yeshivat Frisch, where he was a founding editor of the student newspaper, “The Paw Print.” He was also Head Editor of Mevaseret’s weekly Dvar Torah newsletter, “Sapir Mevaseret,” and has contributed articles to The Jewish Link.

Daniella from Cleveland, OH, studied at Midreshet Lindenbaum after graduating from Fuchs Mizrachi High School where she helped create the student literary magazine and contributed to the Yearbook. She also assumed leadership roles in Bnei Akiva and Yachad, and as a student ambassador.