Choosing your profession is a big decision. We're here to help. The Chosen Career is a four part series, created and produced by Avi Benarroch, a student at Touro’s Lander College for Men. The series provides insights into popular careers, such as accounting, medicine and psychology, and includes interesting paths you may not have considered before, such as industrial-organizational psychology. Through interviews with executives, industry professionals, educational leaders as well as recent grads in the trenches at top professional schools, you'll hear about the many opportunities available in a variety of fields and what it takes to succeed.
The series also gets personal, discussing how to stay true to our Jewish values as we navigate workplace culture and how to balance demanding careers with family life, religion and Torah study, and other obligations.
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In this episode of The Chosen Career, we hear from Naim Kaplan, an accounting major at Lander College who started out at KPMG and is now working in equity research at Deutsche Bank.
In this episode of The Chosen Career, we speak to Ethan Razi, a graduate of Lander College who is now in his 3rd year at SUNY Stonybrook Dental School. Ethan shares why and how he chose dentistry, the differences between medical and dental tracks in school as well as how he balances dental school, studying for semicha and being a husband and father of two.
Dean Sokol, who holds a Ph.D. from the University of Pennsylvania, and received semicha from the Israel Torah Research Institute (ITRI), shares four key factors that play a role in the decision-making process when it comes to choosing careers. He offers both theoretical and practical considerations and explains how the ultimate decision should be a mix of the two. He shares his personal experience of starting down a career path that ultimately was not for him, what he learned from that and offer...
Ben shares how his interest in the field was sparked, what it takes to get ahead and what a day in the life of an IO professional is like. He also shares how he successfully navigates workplace challenges as a frum Jew and gives an overview of the variety of career paths psychology majors can choose.
