Steering Committee


Faculty and Staff

Alwina Bennett Contact
Elena Gonzalez Ros
Contact
Monique Gnanaratnam
Contact
Brian Koslowski
Contact
David Weinstein
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Elena Wilson
Contact
Elaine Wong
Contact


Students

Malika Imhotep
Contact
Eleni Kalfus                                      
 Contact
Boreum Lee
Contact
Sidak Pannu
Contact
Jung Park
Contact
Aziz Sohail
Contact
Sriya Srikrishnan
Contact
Nusrath Yusuf
Contact


Information and Application

The Brandeis Pluralism Alliance (BPA) invites applications for new members to join the Pluralism Alliance Steering Committee, which is responsible for advising all of the initiative's activities. The Steering Committee selects grant recipients for projects addressing issues of identity, pluralism, and unity at Brandeis (see Grant Application). Steering Committee members serve as liaisons to grants recipients and organize Pluralism Alliance meetings for representatives of student organizations to share and discuss ongoing initiatives.

All Steering Committee members are expected to participate in the selection and review of received applications.  Steering Committee members meet after the Fall and Spring deadline dates and then again with award recipients.  Steering Committee members must also participate in one or more grant application or grant recipient workshops each academic year and assist in publicity and outreach efforts in support of BPA projects.

Completed online applications to become a Brandeis Pluralism Alliance Steering Committee member are due Sunday, November 6, 2011.  A welcome and introductory meeting for newly selected members will be held on Monday, November 14, 2011.

Applicant Name:
Undergraduate
Class Year:
Major:
Graduate
Program:
Faculty/Staff
Department:
Mailbox/Mailstop:
E-mail:
Phone:
Each of the following answers should be a maximum length of one page.

Please write your answers in a word processing program first (such as Microsoft Word, Simple Text or Word Pad) and then paste the answers into the appropriate spaces below.
1. What affiliation have you had at Brandeis or  elsewhere that illustrates your current and past interests in and commitment to pluralism and unity issues?
2. How would you describe the issues and challenges related to pluralism and unity at Brandeis?

For more information please contact Elaine Wong.