Rabbi Noah Marlowe, originally from Stamford, CT, is the Orthodox Rabbi at Harvard Hillel. Previously, Rav Noah served as rabbinic intern at YIOZ of North Riverdale and Yonkers and as the inaugural Machon Siach Beit Midrash Fellow at SAR High School. Rav Noah received his Master’s of Jewish Education, semikha and certificate in Mental Health Counseling from Yeshiva University's Azrieli Graduate School of Jewish Education and Administration, Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary and RIETS-Ferkauf. After spending two years studying at Yeshivat Hakotel in Israel, Rav Noah went on to receive his BA in Psychology at Yeshiva College—where he was awarded the Professor David and Sarrah Mirsky Memorial Award for Exemplifying the University's Ideal of Torah U-madda. Rav Noah is an alumnus of the Tikvah Fund's Beren Fellowship, AIPAC's Leffell Rabbinic Fellowship, 92 Street Y's Jewish Innovation Fellowship, the Fuchs-Mizrachi Beit Midrash Fellowship, and YU’s Gruss Kollel. In addition, Rav Noah has written for The Lehrhaus, Tradition Online and Refuat ha-Nefesh. When not cogitating about Modern Orthodoxy, Rav Noah can be found quoting the Office, tweeting, running, Daf Yomi-ing, listening to Zusha, and drinking way too much coffee. Rav Noah is looking forward to joining the Harvard community and amassing J.P. Licks rewards points.

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