Leonard Bernstein Festival of the Creative Arts

Devyn Oh is a Music/Computer Science double major with a passion for music technology. They run live sound on campus with SPS and they make electronic and jazz-pop music under the name "Sound Wave Bits."

Ash (they/them) is a Junior double majoring in Music (Vocal Performance Track) and History, and minoring in Physics and Religious Studies. They are passionate about the intersection of music, history, and archival studies, and recently decided to pursue a graduate degree in Library, Archival, and Information Studies. Calling both Maine and Bay Area California their home, they've been in choir since age 13 with Cantabile Youth Singers, and currently are singing in both Brandeis Chamber Singers and Tanglewood Festival Chorus with the Boston Symphony Orchestra. When not singing or studying, they can be found crocheting, playing NYT mini games, and hanging out with their two cats.

Norah Chevathamanon, is currently a freshman at Brandeis University, and currently studies environmental science and film. Since young, she has always adored the arts, and any form of creation. She has been involved in multiple musical theater productions, marching band shows, art shows, and more, she believes that art is one of the most human expressions out there. She has also done previous work involving Asian American and Pacific Islander activism, by producing short, entertaining videos to display to her student body. Another one of her main beliefs is that in order to combat hate, we must love tenfold, with celebration and joy for ourselves and our work. Through the act of creation, we are bringing something into this world that nobody else can replicate or destroy.

Iyegbekosa Ohanmu is a musician, songwriter, and interdisciplinary scholar at Brandeis University studying neuroscience, biology, and music. As President of Basement Records, she works to build creative spaces where student artists can collaborate, perform, and mentor young musicians. Her work spotlights community-centered creative projects.

Viridia Weiss (she/her) is proud to serve on this year's Arts Council! Since getting into theater at a young age from theater camp, she's since picked up improv, creative writing, and all sorts of other creative passions and pursuits. She's eager to represent the CAST minor on this year's Student Arts Festival Council.

Hi! I'm Yotam (he/him), from Durham, North Carolina. I've been writing since I was a kid. I've had my poetry published in Portraits in Ink magazine, and had my stageplays produced in coordination with school theatre groups. I currently serve as the first-year representative for Triskelion, the events coordinator for QJAB, and a coordinator for the FreePlay Creative Writing Club.