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Rav Jared and Sarit Anstandig

Rav Jared and Sarit Anstandig are thrilled to be the new JLIC couple at Binghamton University! Before moving to campus, Rav Jared and Sarit lived in Toronto, where they taught Judaic Studies at Bnei Akiva Schools. Rav Jared also served as a rabbi at Shaarei Shomayim Congregation and Sarit served as a community Yoetzet Halacha. Rav Jared and Sarit worked together as JLIC directors to build a community for university students living in the "down south" part of Toronto. Prior to their time in Toronto, the Anstandigs lived in Teaneck, New Jersey and Ann Arbor, Michigan. Rav Jared taught at Ramaz Upper School, and also served as the Orthodox rabbi at University of Michigan Hillel and of the Ann Arbor Orthodox Minyan (AAOM). Sarit taught at Yeshivat Frisch in Paramus, New Jersey and at... Read More
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JLIC Binghamton’s Parents Weekend: A Long-Awaited Solution
For years, Jewish families at Binghamton have faced the same frustration. The university’s Parents Weekend often falls during the September-October Jewish holidays, making it difficult for observant families to attend. This year, Rav Jared and Sarit Anstandig, JLIC Binghamton’s directors, decided to create an alternative. They planned a full Family Shabbaton for October 31-November 1,
Torah Learning is Buzzing at Binghamton
If you’ve walked past the JLIC Binghamton Beit Midrash lately, you’ve probably noticed it’s been pretty packed. Between morning sedarim, night seder sessions, and packed shiurim, Rav Jared and Sarit Anstandig have built something real here: a campus where students actually want to spend their time learning Torah. Building a Beit Midrash from Scratch Here’s
The Yavneh Effect: How One Student is Revolutionizing Jewish Campus Leadership
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