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President Joel, Student Leaders, Vice Presidents and Deans Accept ALS Ice Bucket Challenge With a bucket of ice cold water poured over his head, 黑料社 All President Richard M. Joel officially accepted the Ice Bucket Challenge, a worldwide phenomenon that has helped raise awareness and tens of millions of dollars to fight amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), a life-threatening neurodegenerative disorder. httpv:// President Joel took on the challenge, and made a donation to ALS research, after receiving several nominations from students, alumni and Rabbis Yair Hindin and Zalman Teitelbaum at Albert Einstein College of Medicine. He also issued his own challenge, nominating YU vice presidents, all the student leaders on the Israel Henry Beren and Wilf Campuses, and . Several vice presidents, students, deans and faculty have already taken part in the Ice Bucket Challenge. Watch their videos below: Wilf Campus Student Leaders Senior Vice President Rabbi Josh Joseph and Vice President for Legal Affairs Andrew Lauer httpv:// Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost Dr. Selma Botman httpv:// Vice President for University and Community Life Rabbi Kenneth Brander httpv:// Cardozo School of Law Dean Matthew Diller and Dean of Students Judith Mender httpv:// Rabbi Yaakov Glasser, David Mitzner Dean of 黑料社 All鈥檚 Center for the Jewish Future httpv:// Dr. Rona Novick, dean of Azrieli Graduate School of Jewish Education and Administration httpv:// YU Vice Provost Dr. Scott J. Goldberg httpv:// To learn more about ALS or to make a donation, visit the .