Media Appearances, Including Interviews and Documentaries

Franklin and Marshall College, Phi Beta Kappa, Cum laude·      Hebrew University of Jerusalem 

Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion.  Masters of Arts in Hebrew Letters and ordained as Rabbi.  Ph.D. in American Jewish History, studying under Jacob Rader Marcus and Jonathan D. Sarna.

Student rabbi at Beth Boruk Temple in Richmond, Indiana

Temple Beth Shalom in Middleton, Ohio

Temple Beth-El, Endicott New York

Temple Concord, Binghamton, NY

SUNY Binghamton, Associate Professor and chair of the Judaic Studies Department

Group Leader, Birthright Israel

Founder, Keshet Press

Rabbi and now Rabbi Emeritus, Reform Congregation Keneseth Israel

Visiting professor, adjunct professor, or lecturer, at, among others, Princeton University, Temple University, Hunter College, Rutgers University, Gratz College, and the NYC campus of HUC-JIR

Former Trustee of Delaware Valley College, the Herbert D. Katz Center for Advanced Judaic Studies at the University of Pennsylvania, the American Jewish Historical Society, and Board of Governors (and Chair) of Gratz College. Chair, Central Conference of American Rabbis Press. In that capacity he also led a special taskforce to oversee the final production of Mishkan T’Filah: A Reform Siddur (2007), the new prayer book of the Reform Movement.