Longtime B’nai B’rith International leader recognized for an extraordinary career of Jewish communal leadership, advocacy and service
Alpha Epsilon Pi International Fraternity (AEPi), the world’s only Jewish college fraternity, is presenting Brother Daniel S. Mariaschin (New Hampshire, 1971) with the Arthur Teich Award for Distinguished Alumni Achievement during the fraternity’s International Convention in Phoenix this week.
The Arthur and Simi Teich Award for Distinguished Alumni Achievement is presented to an AEPi alumnus who has demonstrated leadership in his chosen field, has an exceptional reputation among his peers and has applied the skills of his profession to the advancement of the ideals of Alpha Epsilon Pi. The award is named for Arthur Teich (Pennsylvania, 1935) who spent his entire adult life in service to the fraternity.
Mariaschin was selected in recognition of his distinguished career as one of the Jewish community’s most respected leaders and advocates, as well as his longstanding commitment to AEPi and its mission of developing leadership for the Jewish community.
“Brother Mariaschin has devoted his career to strengthening Jewish communities, defending the Jewish people, and ensuring that Jewish voices are heard in the most important conversations taking place around the world,” said AEPi CEO Rob Derdiger. “His leadership, integrity and commitment to service embody the very best of Alpha Epsilon Pi and is proof that AEPi is developing leadership for the Jewish community. We are proud to recognize him with the Arthur Teich Award for Distinguished Alumni Achievement.”
