Avitz AZA

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Avitz AZA #2383-2490 is a member of Aleph Tzadik Aleph located in Southern Region, Atlanta Council. It is considered by many to be the top chapter in the region and is known as one of the best in the entire order of AZA. Avitz AZA has the mascot of the "Fart Man" as well as many others. They enjoy a nice concert by Sporty-O, a local rapper who they met at a Wing Night. Also, they have the one, the only, B4 DOMINATION basketball team is undefeated in life and has won a total of one playoff game. They have numerous programs with girls chapters and boys too, but really love having programs with the brothers of Frank Fierman AZA. They are home to the largest chapter in the International Order at almost 100 members. In the past two years (2008-2010), they have won Most Improved Chapter of the Year and Chapter of the Year as well as having a total of 5 council board members. Avitz currently holds the record for community service at 0 hours, as the community serves them.

Officers

2010 Board

Godol- Ari Feldstein

S'gan- Drew Maron and Ryan Tourial

Moreh- Jordy Berne

Mazkir- Gil Eplan-Frankel

Shaliach- Elliot Schnabl

Gizbor- Aaron Maslia

Sopher- David Kupshik and Jared Kerker

Kohen Godol- Brian Meyer

2009 Board Term 2

Godol- Brian Meyer

S'gan- Zev Beeber and David Jacobs

Moreh- Drew Maron

Mazkir- Ari Feldstein

Shaliach- David Kupshik

Gizbor- Jared Kopelman

Sopher- Aaron Maslia

2009 Board Term 1

Godol- Brian Meyer

S'gan- David Jacobs and Zev Beeber

Moreh- Jared Isenstein

Mazkir- Levi Joseph

Shaliach- Drew Maron

Gizbor- Jared Kopelman

Sopher- Ari Feldstein and Samuel Feldman

2008 Board

Godol- Jordan Katz and Ryan Challif

S'gan- Austin Goldfine and Jared Isenstein

Moreh- Brian Meyer

Mazkir- David Jacobs

Shaliach- Samuel Feldman

Gizbor- Nir Levy

Sopher- Brandon Estroff

History

Avitz AZA was found due to the merging of the two chapters Amitz AZA #2490 and Aviv AZA #2383 in an attempt to form a large, top tier chapter. The merger was successful and Avitz now caps out at 100 members, the largest of any AZA chapter in the United States.