GSA Senators
The Mission of the Senate
The very nature of graduate student life means your attention remains focused on your immediate department. Graduate students often feel isolated from the rest of the university or even within their very own department; we must therefore strive to create a vibrant and active sense of community in which all graduate students are welcome to participate—we are all in this noble but unrelenting voyage we call graduate school together.
The current structure of graduate student community does not make it an easy task for the GSA to do our duties and stay in touch with the graduate student community at large. The senate exists to ensure that the GSA is receiving enough information and feedback from those whom they represent; the senate is also responsible for getting the word out about graduate student programs to people who are spread apart between 3 different schools and different sides of campus. The senate is also a forum for entertaining initiatives from the graduate community at large on how to spend the discretionary funds available from the activities fee and receiving feedback from the student body.
The 2011–2012 GSA Senators
| Graduate School of Arts and Sciences | |
| Stephen Alkins | salkins@brandeis.edu |
| Nicholas Brisbon | nbris@brandeis.edu |
| Amy Hanes | ahanes@brandeis.edu |
| Sarah Huff |
shuff@brandeis.edu |
| Nicholas Karonji | nkaronji@brandeis.edu |
| The Heller School of Public Policy and Management | |
| Emmanuel Bidi |
ebidi@brandeis.edu |
| Beth Dowd | bethdowd@brandeis.edu |
| Hugo M.E. Reichenberger |
hreichen@brandeis.edu |
| Indalecio Vallejos |
vallejos@brandeis.edu |
| The International Business School | |
| Dana Sher | dsher@brandeis.edu |
| Menglan Qui |
ellenhk@brandeis.edu |