Gann inspired me to reimagine learning as a never-ending process of growth in her capacity for love; to live a life ensconced in Jewish community; and to continue developing my musical talents.

Gann taught me to seek out and appreciate nuance, to hold the courage of my convictions, and to carry Judaism with me as a living and breathing vessel for human connection.

My years at Gann taught me to appreciate history, carve out my own path, and speak out against injustice. As a Jewish woman, I bring a unique perspective to a male-dominated industry.

My time at Gann showed me the importance of tikkun olam, and I credit my courses on world history with sparking his interest in a foreign policy-based career.

I credit some of my amazing teachers and advisor (you know who you are) with my ability to navigate the world, and embrace different opinions and cultures.

I found true community at Gann. I created strong and long-lasting relationships, and an enduring connection to the Jewish People and the State of Israel.