Greater Atlanta Region

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Atlanta Council BBYO, also known as The Council, is a division of BBYO inc. located in Atlanta, GA. One of the largest councils in the order, Atlanta Council is home to 6 AZA chapters and 5 BBG chapters.

1 AZA Chapters
2 BBG Chapters
3 2012-2013 Atlanta Council Executive Board
- 3.1 BBG=
- 3.2 AZA
4 2010 Atlanta Council Executive Board
- 4.1 BBG
5 2009 Atlanta Council Executive Board
- 5.1 AZA
- 5.2 BBG
6 2008-2009 Atlanta Council Executive Board
- 6.1 AZA
- 6.2 BBG
7 2007-2008 Atlanta Council Executive Board
- 7.1 AZA
- 7.2 BBG
8 2006-2007 Atlanta Council Executive Board
- 8.1 AZA
- 8.2 BBG

AZA Chapters

BBG Chapters

i certainly miss joel. bronlwee too, for that matter, though it's been a while on that note. looking forward to things picking up a bit!more on-topic: this seems sort of like the lexus that parallel-parks itself. i don't want it or need it, but my boss's wife is gonna go nuts about it. anything that makes driving less like a responsibility and more like being chaufeurred.

2012-2013 Atlanta Council Executive Board

BBG=

N'siah- Rebecca Shafron
S'ganit- Elli Bock
Morah- Ashley Katzenstein
Shlicha- Samantha Jacober
Mazkirah- Renee Lewis
Gizborit- Aliya Saulson
Madricha- Alisa Hartnig

AZA

Godol - Jonathan Shuster
S'gan - Jake Gottlieb
Moreh - Jake Cook
Shaliach- David Bernstein
Mazkir - Gil Eplan-Frankl
Gizbor - Ryan Padawer
Kohen Godol - Drew Maron

2010 Atlanta Council Executive Board

Effectively we're look at the death of the traditional copllhene, or at least the merging of the idea of a copllhene and PDA. In some ways I find that a pity. I'm a copllhene luddite. I want no more than the ability to make/receive calls, and very occasionally text message.It's great to have an extended user-friendly functionality as a general principle. In terms of mobile technology I do wonder how often its used. I'd love to see some statistics of how much iPhone users utilise the functions of their handset beyond phone/text/music.I'm curious as to how much of that is down to the user experience which does need a rethink as you suggest and how much is down to the fact that the majority of cell phone users generally aren't that interest in functionality beyond a phone ( and possibly looking cool').