Undergraduate Departmental Representatives
Jae Fioribello '28 (They/Them) is a triple major at Brandeis University, studying Theater Arts, Film, Television, and Interactive Media (FTIM), and Creative Arts. Jae is also minoring in Creativity, The Arts, and Social Transformation (CAST) and English. Outside of academics, Jae is an accomplished director, having worked on many productions, including but not limited to Once Upon a Mattress, Fun Home, and, most recently, Alice by Heart. Jae is also a director, writer, and actor for Boris' Kitchen Sketch Comedy Club in addition to holding the E-Board positions of Communications and Social Media Manager and Archivist. This past summer, Jae interned at Central Square Theater in Cambridge, MA, where they helped to plan the 2025-26 touring season for social justice-based theater. As a UDR, Jae is always around to help out undergraduate and prospective students. Send an email if you would like to grab lunch or speak about the Creativity, Arts, and Social Transformation Program at Brandeis!
My name is Hannah, and I’m majoring in Education and Linguistics with minors in Creativity, the Arts, and Social Transformation (CAST), and Near Eastern and Judaic Studies (NEJS). I really enjoy the Theater aspect of CAST, as in my spare time you can find me in my A Cappella group, or having some sort of involvement in Brandeis Theater, whether it’s as an actor or behind the scenes. The moment I saw the CAST program, I knew that it was something I wanted to become involved with, and I have continued to have constant ideas for the program!
"During sophomore year course registration I was looking for an additional class to add to my schedule when I came across the CAST program. I had never heard of the program before, so I decided to take Introduction to CAST and see how it goes. I immediately loved the topics presented in the course and thought CAST would be a great addition to my already existing Anthropology and FTIM majors, so I decided to add it as a minor. I would love for more students to learn about the CAST program and the amazing opportunities it has to offer."