- April 25, 2024
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Speaker Seffi Kogen and AJC Regional Director, West Coast Florida Brian Lipton
Andy and Ruthy Maass with Mort and Carol Siegler
Joseph Gianguzzo and David Lipton
Linda Feins and Janine Lew
Grace Goldstein, Jeremy Dictor and Iris Nahemow
Carol Siegler, speaker Seffi Kogen and Mort Siegler
Sharon Schrieber, Sally Ross, Ronnie Riceberg and Marsha Eisenberg
Sue Jacobson and Autumn Harrell
Fran Blum and AJC Regional Director, West Coast Florida Brian Lipton
Rob and Joyce Weiss
Deb Haspel with Sheila and Jerry Birnbaum
AJC supporters gathered around yellow flower-adorned tables for the August installment of the 2017 Summer Lunch & Learn Series on Aug. 16 at Michael’s On East.
Fran Blum and Larry Haspel
Jo Rutstein, Sumner Baum, Barbara Brizdle and Gail and Stuart Barzman
Carol Bernhard and Jerry Cohn
Anne Spindel, Iris Nahemow and Jessi Sheslow
This month’s AJC Lunch & Learn lecture topic was particularly timely: anti-Semitism at American universities.
AJC Assistant Director of Campus Affairs Seffi Kogen gave his speech on Aug. 16 at Michael’s On East — just four days after an alt-right rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, about a mile from the University of Virginia, turned anti-Semitic with protesters chanting phrases like “Jews will not replace us.”
Kogen spoke about trends and issues surrounding these types of demonstrations and other anti-Semitic acts on American college campuses, but also about the promising signs for the future of how American universities are dealing with anti-Semitism.
The talk was the second of the three events in the AJC 2017 Summer Lunch & Learn Series. The next will be with AJC’s Director of the Belfer Institute for Latino and Latin American Affairs from 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 6 at Michael’s On East.
