Abraham Zelmanowitz AZA

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Abraham Zelmanowitz AZA #2538 (also referred to as simply "Zelman") started in 2007, as a branch of Carl S. Erbesfield AZA. As CSE faded away, Zelman became the most prominent (and first) AZA chapter in Atlanta Council for the North Metro area.  
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Abraham Zelmanowitz AZA #2538 (also referred to simply as "Zelman") started in 2007, as a branch of Carl S. Erbesfield AZA. As CSE faded away, Zelman became the most prominent (and first) AZA chapter in Atlanta Council for the North Metro area.  
BOARD HISTORY
BOARD HISTORY
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Zelman is the proud home of the Nesquik Bunny, the mascot of the glorious chapter.
Zelman is the proud home of the Nesquik Bunny, the mascot of the glorious chapter.
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In 2013, Zelman voted to officially change their mascot to Bender, the robot from the TV show Futurama who was notorious for having a nihilistic outlook on life and was constantly inebriated.
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In 2013, Zelman voted to officially change their mascot to Bender, the robot from the TV show Futurama who was notorious for having a nihilistic outlook on life and being constantly inebriated.
Zelman has had a harsh past, for it never had the "prestige" that the other chapters had. That, combined with poor leadership and lack of recruitment up until 2010 put Zelman on a path of folding. However, things have been going uphill since [[David Bernstein]] became G'dol. The board size has tripled, and active membership has tripled as well, and it's just the beginning of the year.
Zelman has had a harsh past, for it never had the "prestige" that the other chapters had. That, combined with poor leadership and lack of recruitment up until 2010 put Zelman on a path of folding. However, things have been going uphill since [[David Bernstein]] became G'dol. The board size has tripled, and active membership has tripled as well, and it's just the beginning of the year.
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An update on membership, Zelman had the most recruits of Atlanta Council to start off the 2014-15 school year, taking in well over a dozen new AITs. Zelman plans on conducting its first AIT board elections in January 2015, which signifies the extent to which this previously bijou underdog chapter has grown.

Revision as of 02:26, 6 January 2015

Abraham Zelmanowitz AZA #2538 (also referred to simply as "Zelman") started in 2007, as a branch of Carl S. Erbesfield AZA. As CSE faded away, Zelman became the most prominent (and first) AZA chapter in Atlanta Council for the North Metro area.

BOARD HISTORY

2009-2010: Godol - Alan gerlich, S'gan - Adam Schweber, S'gan - David Bernstein

2010-2011 part uno: Godol - Adam Schweber, S'gan - David Bernstein

2011-2012 part dos: Godol - David Bernstein, S'gan - Ben Walters (El Guapo), Moreh - Joel Pollock

2012-2013: Godol - Ben Walters, S'gan and Moreh - Chase Barron, Mazkir - Alex Peljovich, Shaliach - Andrew Gottleib, Gizbor - Mike Goldstein

2013-2014: Godol - Chase Barron, S'gan - Jacob Penn, Moreh - Mike Goldstein, Mazkir - Alex Peljovich, Shaliach - Joel Pozin, Gizbor - Garrett Colvin, Sofer - Simon Miller

2014-2015: Godol - Mike "Godolstein" Goldstein, S'gan - Jason Rothfarb, Moreh - Jacob Penn, Mazkir - Stephen Hahn, Shaliach - Joel Pozin, Gizbor - Garrett Colvin, Sofer - Jared Naide


Zelman is the proud home of the Nesquik Bunny, the mascot of the glorious chapter. In 2013, Zelman voted to officially change their mascot to Bender, the robot from the TV show Futurama who was notorious for having a nihilistic outlook on life and being constantly inebriated.

Zelman has had a harsh past, for it never had the "prestige" that the other chapters had. That, combined with poor leadership and lack of recruitment up until 2010 put Zelman on a path of folding. However, things have been going uphill since David Bernstein became G'dol. The board size has tripled, and active membership has tripled as well, and it's just the beginning of the year.

An update on membership, Zelman had the most recruits of Atlanta Council to start off the 2014-15 school year, taking in well over a dozen new AITs. Zelman plans on conducting its first AIT board elections in January 2015, which signifies the extent to which this previously bijou underdog chapter has grown.


Mascot History

Before 2013: Nesquik Bunny

2013-2014: Bender from Futurama

2014-Present: Garfield the Cat

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