What they call their work
What they do
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Structured Jewish Text Study Programs 2 activities
- Mentorship and Torah study programs for Orthodox Jewish students and young professionalsProvides one-on-one mentorship and structured Torah learning to Orthodox Jewish college students and young professionals in New York City, supporting religious engagement amid academic and career demands. Programs operate at multiple universities including NYU, Baruch, Cooper Union, Queens College, and Columbia University.
- Torah instruction in classical Jewish textsConducts regular Torah classes and one-on-one study sessions covering Chumash, Gemara, Halacha, and classical Mussar literature, designed to engage participants from diverse backgrounds through intellectually stimulating content.
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Who runs it
| Name | Title | Hours/wk | Compensation |
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| RABBI MEIR S KALATSKY | PRESIDENT | 40 | $96K |
- AARON AMBALU — TRUSTEE
Who they work with
- MENTORAH Partner — Organization providing mentorship and community for Orthodox Jewish students.
- Yad Avraham Partner — Hosts Mentorah learning sessions at its Beis Midrash in Midtown Manhattan.
- Yad Avraham institute Partner — Location where Rabbi Kalatsky conducted chavrusa learning with young professionals and identified the need for expanded mentorship.
How they approach the work
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- Chavrusa-Based Peer Learningmethodology: chavrusa-based mentorshipBy using chavrusa (paired learning), we enhance Torah study and spiritual continuity because peer-to-peer engagement promotes accountability, critical thinking, and relational investment in learning.
- Mentorship-Integrated Torah Learningmethodology: mentorship_integrated_learningBy integrating personal mentorship with Torah study, we deepen spiritual and personal growth because relational support fosters sustained engagement and resilience during transitional life stages such as college.