Meital is a Mechanical Engineering major at Rutgers University. After seeing the need for something that could gather Halachic opinions on the specific questions of college students, she started putting together A College Student's Guide to Halacha. Besides coordinating and translating our rabbinical responses, Meital keeps the entire team on track. She enjoys reading, painting, gardening and thrifting. Meital's favorite Torah commentator is the Rambam.

Adah is double majoring in Graphic Design and Information Technology. Attending a women's chabura on Shabbat led to her joining a College Student's Guide to Halacha as the Graphic Designer. Adah designed our logo, created the template for our halacha sheets, and put together the visuals for our flyers. She enjoys singing and reading. Her favorite Torah commentaries are R'Hirsch, R' Solovetchik, and Rambam.  

Rayzel is double majoring Physics and English at Rutgers University. After being told about A College Student's Guide to Halacha, Rayzel offered her assistance with writing and editing. She ensures any text you read, on our sheets or on our website, is clear and concise. Rayzel enjoys practicing martial arts, reading, and Israeli dance. Her favorite Torah commentary is the Ramban. 

Efraim is double majoring in Finance and Economics at Rutgers University. He joined because he wanted to help provide a practical and helpful source for learning how to live as a Jew on a college campus. He strongly believes that the challenges of attending a secular college should not stop people from practicing halacha. Efraim secures our funding from Yavneh, so we can build a website and a community. He enjoys hiking and skiing. One of his favorite Torah commentators is Ramban.

Sydney Herman is a psychology major and cognitive science minor at Rutgers University. She joined because she wanted to learn more about halacha. She enjoys hiking and spending time with her cat.