Eddie is a third-year aerospace engineering student at Purdue University and has an upcoming internship at SpaceX. On campus, he’s an active member of AEPi and part of the Purdue Space Program, working on a liquid rocket project aimed at reaching 65,000 feet. This summer, he’s interning at SpaceX’s test facility in Texas, contributing to rocket engine testing. Eddie’s journey is fueled by his lifelong fascination with space and his drive to push the boundaries of exploration.
“The research that Prizmah is now publishing on Jewish day school alumni on campus shows in numbers just what a difference attending Jewish day school makes in the lives of young Jewish college students. This data provides us with more concrete evidence of what those of us in the field already know: Compared to peers who...
From his early days at AJA to his current studies at the University of Texas at Austin, Nir Miller has pursued his passion for the sciences with curiosity and determination. Now a junior double majoring in Computational Physics and Mathematics, Nir is already making strides in robotics research and theoretical physics. In this Q&A, he reflects on his academic journey, proudest accomplishments, and future aspirations—offering insights and advice for current AJA students.
AJA is excited to announce our upcoming Market Day & Cultural Fair, a fun and educational event that will take place on February 7th from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM at the Dell Jewish Community Center in the Tocker Engagement & Education Center & Jennifer & David Kaufman Family Living Room. This year, we’re thrilled...
Meet Kir Kraus, a dynamic and accomplished student currently pursuing mathematics at Cornell University with minors in philosophy and jazz studies. From uncovering new patterns in Pascal’s Triangle to performing with elite music ensembles and advocating for civil rights, Kir embodies a unique blend of curiosity, creativity, and leadership.
Meet Roy Ram Klein, a 2017 AJA graduate and current junior at the University of Wisconsin - Madison. On the pre-med track, Roy is studying biomedical engineering with a focus on biomaterials, cellular, and tissue engineering. From volunteering as an EMT in Israel to conducting spinal cord injury research, Roy combines a passion for medicine and innovation to drive meaningful change. Read our Q&A with him.
