Fellow

Nicole Klein

Nicole Klein is a senior studying Molecular and Cell Biology and Business. She is actively involved in research at UCSF, focusing on important questions related to health equity and accessibility. Nicole is also passionate about strengthening her connection to Israel and engaging in leadership and advocacy work. Outside of her academics, she enjoys singing with the Cal Chorale and spending her free time running, reading, and hiking.

Greta Leeb

Greta Leeb is studying Philosophy and Political Science with an emphasis on comparative politics, and is intending to minor in French. Greta is a Staff Writer for the World Section of the Berkeley Political Review, a Research Assistant in the Rhetoric Department, and a co-founder of the UC Berkeley chapter of the Human Rights Watch. She is interested in foreign affairs and justice system reform, and plans to go to law school after graduation. Outside of class, she enjoys cooking and baking, working out, and volunteering at the Berkeley Animal Shelter.

Ami Lipkind

Ami Lipkind is a second year Undergraduate majoring in Economics and Data Science. At Berkeley, he is active in Students Supporting Israel (SSI) as the Director of Education. He leads bi-weekly education sessions for the board members, and participates in weekly tabling where he discusses issues surrounding Israel with the greater UC Berkeley community. Upon graduation, Ami hopes to pursue a PhD in Economics. In his free time, he enjoys studying classics, reading Russian literature, and practicing Shotokan Karate.

Noah Menz

Noah Menz is a fourth year pursuing his Bachelor of Science in Society & Environment and minor in Public Policy. At Berkeley, he is President of Bay Advisory Group, co-founder and Executive Director of a farmworkers’ advocacy group, a parishioner at Newman Hall-Holy Spirit Parish, and serves as a Program Assistant within the Goldman School of Public Policy. Upon graduation, Noah hopes to leverage his interdisciplinary background by working at the intersection of sustainable business, law, and public policy. In his free time, he enjoys helping first-gen students get into...

Jack Metzger

Jack Metzger is a First Year Undergraduate, majoring in Data Science with a minor in History. At Berkeley, he is an active participant in Jewish life, part of the Berkeley Bridging Fellowship, which is dedicated to bring together pro-Israel and pro-Palestinian students to promote discussion. He also is a member of Students Supporting Israel (SSI). Jack spent last year in Israel on a gap year with the Shalom Hartman Institute. Outside of academics, he is on the Cal Club Baseball Team and a member of the Zeta Beta Tau fraternity. After graduation, he hopes to work in the...

Elias Myers

Elias Myers is a third year Undergraduate Fellow at Berkeley studying History and Public Policy. As a Helen Diller Undergraduate Fellow at Berkeley Law, Elias designed and executed academic programs focusing on contemporary Jewish issues. Elias serves as the Senior Editor for the Berkeley Political Review's California Section. Currently, he is very interested in housing and transportation policy, and desires to enter Bay Area legislation after college. Beyond their professional pursuits, Elias enjoys playing guitar in an indie-folk cover band and loves biking.

Natalie Posner

Natalie Posner is a third year student who is majoring in History and minoring in Public Policy. At Berkeley, she is active in various student organizations. She is a Undergraduate Research Apprentice at the Magnes Collection for Jewish Culture, serves as an Assistant Manager for the SUPERB Films Department, and is the Captain of Best Laid Plans Improv! She recently founded the Berkeley chapter of Swing Left to mobilize students for the 2024 election. In her free time, Natalie loves to read, watch sketch comedy, and be outdoors either hiking or biking!

Brooke Resnick

Brooke Resnik is a second-year student majoring in Legal Studies and intending to minor in Public Policy. Brooke is active in the Jewish community through her membership in the student organization Tikvah/SSI and as co-head of the Jewish Unity department in Senator Keyvanfar's office. As a previous intern for the California State Senate over the summer, Brooke had discovered her newfound interest in government affairs, especially in finding ways to incorporate Jewish advocacy through legislative processes. Brooke's passions include: reading, traveling, learning new languages,...

Hanit Ring

Hanit is a first year Comparative Literature student, with an intended focus in Hebrew and Arabic literatures. She hopes to attend law school and one day work in human rights advocacy. In her free time, Hanit enjoys reading books, rowing, and cooking.

Luca Robinson

Luca Robinson is a second year Middle Eastern Languages and Cultures student at UC Berkeley. His interests include religion and Middle Eastern geopolitics as they relate to Israel. After graduation he hopes to work in intelligence or policy in Israel. Luca is a third grade Hebrew school teacher by day and a DJ by night.