Moshe Kurtz is a Rabbinical student at Yeshiva University’s Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary (RIETS) and is completing his Master of Science at the Azrieli Graduate School of Jewish Education & Administration. Moshe holds a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Yeshiva College where he was also granted the “Steven Gladstein Memorial Award for Service to the Jewish People”.
During his undergraduate career, Moshe held the position of Executive Director at Hisoriri, a program which services under-resourced synagogues in America’s Northeast region. Moshe is an alumnus of the LimmudNY/Hartman Rabbinical Student Fellowship and has worked at the UJA-Federation of NY’s Wiener Center for Leadership and Learning.
Moshe currently serves as the Rabbinic Intern at the Young Israel of Plainview, works as a Kollel Fellow teaching Talmud at Ramaz Upper School and is a member of the 92nd Street Y’s Jewish Innovation Fellowship.
