Mr. Weinzveg has been with the Roseland District since 2011.  

He is currently the Assistant Principal at RCP.

Mr. W was born and raised in Sonoma County, attending Santa Rosa High School.  After high school he attended CSU Sacramento.  At CSU Sacramento, Mr . Weinzveg majored in History with an emphasis in education.  He then recieved his MA in Educational Technology. After school, Mr. Weinzveg moved back to Sonoma County to pursue his dream of working with students and landed a job in the Roseland District. 

Mr. Weinzveg is also the proud father of two wonderful children and the husband to an amazing wife!

Carla Frank is a financial executive with more than 25 years’ experience in financial planning & analysis. She moved to Sonoma County in 2013 and has been an active member of CST ever since. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Economics from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania and a Masters of Business Administration from the Anderson School at UCLA.  

Prior to moving to Sonoma County, she was Director of Financial Operations at Google, Director of Financial Integration at Expedia, Inc. and Senior Finance Manager at Amgen.  Carla also lived in Israel for 9 years during which time she spent 4 years as an auditor with PwC and 4 years as Controller of Oracle’s Israeli subsidiary.

Zach Faerber grew up extremely immersed in the Jewish community, attending Morasha Jewish Day School and participating in summer and weekend camps. He attended birthright in 2013 with Hillel of UC Irvine. He was religiously involved in growing the Jewish identity of individuals at UC Irvine, where be began his studies, and at Sonoma State. Along with aligning himself with Hillel and Chabad's mission, he played a leading role in Alpha Epsilon Pi throughout his college career. Zach graduated Sonoma State in 2018 with a degree in Medical Anthropology; he focuses his career in supporting patients and streamline medical care. He is beyond appreciative for the experiences the Jewish community has gifted him and is excited at the prospect of helping others through Hillel's amazing organization. 

My name is Ethan Spector and I graduated from Sonoma State in the Spring of 2014 with a B.A. in environmental studies with a concentration in urban planning. As an undergrad I was President of the Greek Community and AEPi, along with being the student assistant to the sports information director.

Since my graduation, I moved back home to Los Angeles where I volunteer with the Occidental college athletic department doing all of their social media outreach and work fulltime as a surety analyst at Aon in Downtown Los Angeles.

I still try to stay connected to my Sonoma roots. I keep in touch with the current AEPi members, providing help when I can. They tell me that Hillel is going well and they are helping out.

Hillel played a huge role in my college experience. It was my first club I became a part of. It was my first Sonoma State experience, as it is for many students. Going away to school was terrifying but Hillel felt like home.

Over the course of four years, Hillel became that stable place where my friends and I could go and hangout, be ourselves, and help make a homecooked meal. I was able to grow a lot from my experiences.