Welcome to TAMID:
Northeastern’s strongest community

What is TAMID?

TAMID is a people-oriented professional organization that is led by (and led for) people who desire to grow. We provide a broad range of personalized experiential opportunities on a professional and personal level, all within a supportive community.

Our Offerings

Professional Development

Learn More
Social Engagement

Learn More
Track Involvement

Learn More
Leadership Opportunities

Learn More

Item 1 of 4

It’s recruitment season and we’re eager to hear about you!

Visit our Recruitment page to learn more about TAMID’s mission, values, and community.

Visit Recruitment

Our Tracks

Learn about business concepts, work on professional development, and build lifelong relationships. Learn more here.
Collaborate with some of the most innovative and exciting Israeli start-ups on various deliverables. Learn more here.
We're the first chapter to offer a track focused on software consulting & engineering! Learn more here.
Conduct and analyze real investment research — no previous experience required. Learn more here.
A challenging, exclusive summer internship program in Israel, just for TAMID members. Learn more here.

Our Community

Form strong professional relationships and life-long friendships with over 300 active members and alumni.

Testimonials from our Members and Alumni

"One of the biggest skills TAMID taught me was how to be comfortable with taking good risks. As a shy person, I was often afraid to step out of my comfort zone and go up to new people. When I first joined the organization, I signed up alone to go on our semester retreat and it ended up being of one the best decisions and good risks I made in college. While I signed up alone, I came out of the event meeting friends who would become some of my closest friends throughout college and even to this day as a graduate."

Morgan Brodsky, Alumni ‘23
"Beyond enriching me with a variety of technical and soft skills, TAMID constantly pushes me for self-growth and never fails to present me with new learning opportunities. I've found myself in an environment where learning is a continuous journey, not just through formal tracks but also from the members around me. This community has truly become my second home, where I'm consistently challenged to be the best version of myself while cherishing every step of the way.”

Gili Cohen, Fall ‘22
"TAMID's community has been a home away from home for me throughout all 4 years at Northeastern. After coming back from studying abroad my first semester as part of N.U. In I was looking for a community that I could truly be myself in, I found that in TAMID. Growing and learning surrounded by passionate fun and interesting people has helped me flourish and find my voice. I’m so proud to have been part of leadership for such an incredible group and I can’t begin to picture my 4 years at Northeastern without this community."

Miriam Lorber, Alumni ‘23
"As a Political Science and Economics major, considering a career in Law, but also passionate about business, TAMID at Northeastern opened my eyes to Consulting. This was an opportunity that my classes did not offer and helped me get hands-on experience in Consulting, while gaining skills in leadership, communication, and teamwork. Thanks to TAMID I feel confident talking about my skills to future employers and feel more comfortable at Northeastern with this strong network of peers supporting me."

Madison Taylor, Fall ‘21
"On top of a roommate, best friends, and unbelievable experiences, TAMID has given me real world exposure in so many different industries. It has helped me develop my soft and hard skills as well as made me confident that I can learn and master anything I put my mind to."

Benjamin Rice, Spring ‘22
"TAMID has given me an environment surrounded by motivated individuals that challenge me to be better, while also giving me the empowerment I need to improve myself. I love the saying of surrounding yourself with people who see greatness within you, even when you don’t see greatness in yourself and I believe that applies to the people in TAMID completely."

Anushka Wani, Fall ‘22