Philanthropy
Olin-Sang American Civilization Center - Brandeis University
Olin-Sang American Civilization Center - Brandeis University
Olin-Sang American Civilization Center - Brandeis University
Olin-Sang Pavillion, Mt. Sinai Hospital
Olin-Sang American Civilization Center - Brandeis University
Olin-Sang American Civilization Center - Brandeis University
Olin Sang Ruby Union Institute Camp
Olin-Sang American Civilization Center - Brandeis University
Olin Sang Ruby Union Institute Camp
Oconomowoc, WI
Sang Forest in Israel
Olin Sang Ruby Union Institute Camp
Olin-Sang Dormitory, Lincoln College
Olin-Sang Library of the Jerusalem School of Hebrew Union College
Olin-Sang is an all female residence hall offering double occupancy living options. Students living in Olin-Sang have the opportunity to live with a roommate and be part of a community that has always felt like “home.”
- Populated by freshmen and upperclassmen students who want to be part of a tight-knit community.
- Resident Assistants available on each floor and a live-in professional staff member available to guide and mentor students on their journey to success.
- Olin-Sang developmental programming and events will keep residents engaged and active:
- Career Ready Programming Series
- Spa Night
- Food Drives
- & many more!
Olin-Sang Library of the Jerusalem School of Hebrew Union College
Olin-Sang Library of the Jerusalem School of Hebrew Union College
Second Floor:
1) The Olin-Sang Library presently contains 9,000 volumes and is rapidly becoming filled. At our present acquisition rate it will be inadequate within two years.
(173.72 square metres).
It is staffed by Curtis Arnson, a part-time employee.
OLIN SANG RUBY UNION INSTITUTE CAMP
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Mt Sinai medical center - chicago
Another piece of our legacy
Linda and David Milberg visited the Olin-Sang Pavillion
David and I went today to tour Mount Sinai health systems. You might remember it as Mount Sinai hospital but it way more than that now. Karen Teitelbaum is the CEO and she spent a fair bit of time with us explaining her vision. Here is an institution that operates literally on a shoe string yet strives to make anyone who walks in their door feel welcome, safe and healthy. They are very much about life style and how it affects the health not only of the individual but the community as well. Even though they no longer serve the Jewish community, their mission remains the same. It is about tikkun olam.
There is a picture of David and me in front of the Olin-Sang building that houses the NICU among other departments. Surprisingly there is no indication on the building at all that it is the Olin Sang building yet everyone knows it as such.
Linda
Burt Olin - president 1970
