Rabbi William (Bill) Plevan holds a doctorate in Religion from Princeton University where he wrote a dissertation on the German-Jewish philosopher Martin Buber. He has taught Jewish philosophy, theology and ethics at the Jewish Theological Seminary, Gratz College, Hebrew Union College, and in a variety of adult educational settings.
Bill has served as President of Matan, an organization devoted to promoting special needs Jewish education. He grew up in New York City and lives on the Upper West Side with his wife and son.
