Our Staff
We stand as one with the people of Israel. We mourn the tragic loss of life. We pray for a swift resolution to this violence.
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LCLJ Educator
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Noam works in the Lese Center for Living Judaism as a full-time educator.
Noam served as an officer in the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) and then attended the Open University where he developed his education and filmmaking skills. Shortly after, he lived in New York for four years before graduating with his bachelor’s degree in Psychology and Early Childhood Development. Noam also had the incredible opportunity to study sustainable business development and communication in Amsterdam.
He has a diverse background of previously managing classes, extra-curricular activities, and interactive performances, designing curriculums and directing at Lehman College’s summer camp.
With his accumulated experience, Noam aims to integrate his passion for storytelling, mindfulness, and communication into his classroom, leaving as much space for self-expression and exploration with a critical and curious approach. Noam’s key to success is his ability to maintain his childlike wonder, which provides a common ground for empathy and communication.
Noam works in the Lese Center for Living Judaism as a full-time educator.
Noam served as an officer in the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) and then attended the Open University where he developed his education and filmmaking skills. Shortly after, he lived in New York for four years before graduating with his bachelor’s degree in Psychology and Early Childhood Development. Noam also had the incredible opportunity to study sustainable business development and communication in Amsterdam.
He has a diverse background of previously managing classes, extra-curricular activities, and interactive performances, designing curriculums and directing at Lehman College’s summer camp.
With his accumulated experience, Noam aims to integrate his passion for storytelling, mindfulness, and communication into his classroom, leaving as much space for self-expression and exploration with a critical and curious approach. Noam’s key to success is his ability to maintain his childlike wonder, which provides a common ground for empathy and communication.
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