EWS Alumni

⭐ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT⭐

Name: Annie Abramowitz
EWS Graduating Class: 2015

Current Job: I work as the Regional Director for BBYO Lonestar Region. I oversee the BBYO program across South and Central Texas — supporting teen leadership, building Jewish experiences, and strengthening our Jewish community.

What from Emery has helped you in your career/life? Emery instilled in me a strong sense of my Jewish identity and helped me understand the importance of community and leadership. Without Emery, I never would have become a Jewish Professional.

Favorite Emery Memory: Our junior year trip to New York

How can people support you: You can support our work by staying connected to Lonestar BBYO () and continuing to uplift Jewish youth, supporting our community programs, and investing in the next generation of Jewish leaders.

An update on the 2026 Alumni Reunion:

We’re sorry to share that this year’s Alumni Reunion has been canceled due to low registration.

We’re so grateful to those who had planned to attend and truly appreciate your continued support - please see the message above for more information.

We’re already working on new ways to bring our alumni community together and will be sharing updates soon - stay tuned!

Enjoy drinks and hor’deurves in the NEW Science and Engineering Complex (SEC) on campus! We can’t wait to see you💙💙💙 [RSVP at link in bio]

⭐ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT⭐

Name: Madison Hall
EWS Graduating Class: 2015

Current Job: Data Visualization Reporter for two mutual fund trade publications at the Financial Times

Favorite Emery Memory: Some of the most fun I had was traveling and performing at the ISAS Arts Festivals for musicals, improv, and choir. It was always a rewarding experience being able to perform in front of high schoolers from around the state, including friends from other schools.

What from Emery has helped you in your career/life?
Emery gave me the space to really explore my identity to the fullest — and from the theater to the lacrosse field, I was able to learn the value of trying earnestly and being willing to fail. A lot of credit, in hindsight, can also go to my former teachers and coaches who helped show me I had something to bring to the table.

Being in the improv troupe since its formation also really helped me break out of my shell and taught me to think quickly on my feet. It also ultimately led me to doing improv and sketch comedy in college, connecting me with some of my closest friends today.

How can people support you: .com on Bluesky, or Ignites and BoardIQ if you work for an asset management firm

Alumni Day is just around the corner! We are looking for alumni to speak to the class of 2026 about life after high school. Interested in leading a breakout session for Alumni Day on March 10th? Please fill out the form here: https://forms.gle/hSHPYvEeWJcdLpEj8