I attended Herzliah Snowdon from 1985-1989. After graduating, I attended Vanier College where I studied Commerce and then earned a Bachelor of Art in Film and Communications from McGill University. I have spent my career in new media and technology, living in New York City, and acted as the General Manager for Weight Watchers Canada before launching my own business Single Edition Media, which is a lifestyle company which focuses on all aspects of single living.
As for memorable Herzliah moments, there were so many of them. From Mrs. Adesky pushing me to compete against grade 9, 10, 11 in the public speaking competition when I was in the seventh grade to performing in the variety and fashion shows though never as a dancer! Trips to Israel, Stratford Ontario, crazy shabbatons and lunches in Plattsburgh, are always fond memories as are ski nights and the inter-school dances. Ultimately, is was the teachers, students and a Jewish education which made a lasting impression and shaped me as an individual and continue to do so each day. Sincerely, Sherri Langburt Click here to read more...
Robyn Israel ' 85
Robyn wrote and stars in the award-winning one-woman show, Jewish Girls Don’t Kayak.
The production won the Brickenden Award for Outstanding Comedy of 2007 the Brickendens honour the best in independent theatre here in London , Ontario. Last month she revived and expanded her show, and it was very well-received. Her next goal is to bring it to Halifax .
Congratulations to Noah, Chairman of the Canadian Federation of Jewish Students’ Israel affairs chair, who, with
the York University Hillel
held a press conference to call attention to the hostility that Jewish students face on Canadian campuses.
A film director and script writer, Nadav's m
ost recent film: "THE CHAMPAGNE SPY" was the WINNER of the Israeli Academy Awards, Best Documentary 2007; it was nominated for the European Film Awards as Best Documentary 2007; it won the John Schlesinger Award as Outstanding First Feature,as well as the Jury Prize in the Doc Aviv International Film Festival and also won 4 Awards at Israeli the Documentary Forum.
Andrew Myers '03
Jon Roskies Award for New Leadership
The Herzliah/UTT
community congratulates alumnus Andrew Myers on being the recipient of the
Roskies award which recognizes the potential of young people, encouraging their
commitment to community work and nurturing their development by expanding the
scope of Jewish experience. Andrew, a Judaica Program student, was
invaluable to the school in organizing and executing a multitude of school
programs and activities. One of his many contributions was, in Secondary III,
his work as the developer and webmaster of the first UTT/Herzliah website.
We are thrilled to see our alumni become so involved in the community and
showing such strong leadership capabilities. Mazel tov!
Marlene '72 and Jonathan Leffell '68 
Sherri Langburt '89
Robyn Israel ' 85
