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ABOUT RABBI DR. HERBERT C. DOBRINSKY
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During his years of service to the University, Dr. Dobrinsky co-founded Sephardic Studies and the Sephardic Community Activities programs, aimed at preserving the rich Sephardic heritage of North America. He also helped to establish the Holocaust Studies program. He has been recognized by YU for his tireless commitment with many awards, including the Harav Yosef B. Soloveitchik zt”l Aluf Torah Award and the Presidential Medallion.
Dr. Dobrinsky is the co-founder of the American Society of Sephardic Studies and the author of A Treasury of Sephardic Laws and Customs, used by universities and schools the world over.
During his years of service to the University, Dr. Dobrinsky has raised many millions of dollars in support of scholarships for students, faculty chairs and innovative programs.
For more information on the Dobrinsky Legacy Society, contact Daniel Satlow in the Office of Institutional Advancement at [email protected] or 646.592.6864.