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Shira Hecht-Koller serves as Director of Education for 929 English and faculty member at Drisha Institute, where she teaches Talmud and designs immersive text study experiences. She previously participated as a fellow in the Paradigm Program of the Paideia Institute of Jewish Studies in Sweden.
Her educational background includes:
- J.D. from Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law (Golding Scholar)
- Graduate of Beruria Scholars Program in Advanced Talmud Studies at Midreshet Lindenbaum
Hecht-Koller's scholarly work focuses on the intersection of Jewish law and textual interpretation, with particular expertise in Talmud and Tanakh analysis. Her approach combines legal reasoning with traditional Jewish scholarship, creating innovative pathways for contemporary learners to engage with ancient texts through structured study frameworks that emphasize both intellectual rigor and spiritual relevance.
Her publications demonstrate consistent engagement with jurisprudential aspects of Torah study, particularly examining how classical Jewish legal frameworks can inform modern ethical and educational contexts.
Awards:
- Golding Scholar recognition at Cardozo Law School
Prior to her Jewish education career, Hecht-Koller practiced as an associate in the Intellectual Property department at Debevoise & Plimpton, LLP, bringing distinctive analytical precision to her textual scholarship. Her educational leadership at 929 English has created global platforms for daily Tanakh study that connect diverse communities through shared textual engagement.
She develops innovative pedagogical approaches that transform traditional text study into accessible, immersive experiences for learners across denominational and educational backgrounds.