Students will be privileged to meet academics, business leaders, religious thinkers, and politicians who are invited to address and exchange ideas with the student body. Mayanot organizes a variety of day and overnight trips which offer a chance to explore Israel and broaden understanding of Jewish and Israeli history. Dormitory Life Mayanot's dormitory is above our Beit Midrash. These apartment-style dorms feature sitting areas with couches and desks. There is a laundry room available to students at low cost.
Some students also live in off-campus housing.
Guidelines for all Dormitory Students Students should keep the windows shut and their doors locked at all times when outside their rooms, even when leaving their room only for a brief moment. The front door must be kept locked at all times. Students should keep a close watch on all personal articles at all times and not leave them unguarded or outside of their dormitories. Valuables, such as large amounts of cash, should not be left in the dorms, but rather deposited in a safe deposit box in a bank. Students should not invite strangers into their rooms or the dorm area.