Undergraduate Departmental Representatives
The Undergraduate Departmental Representatives serve as a resource and representative for fellow majors and minors and potential majors and minors, and brings student concerns and/or ideas to the program faculty. They also provide feedback to the program chair, undergraduate advising head, and faculty regarding scheduling problems, course offerings, etc. and help organize events for majors, minors, and other interested students.
I am a senior from New Jersey majoring in Sociology, Psychology, and HSSP. In addition to serving as a Sociology UDR, I work as a teaching assistant at the Lemberg Childhood Center, am a member of Starving Artists and Kaos Kids, and an intern at REACH. I am primarily interested in the intersection between sociology and public health, particularly the social determinants of health. In my spare time, I enjoy biking, reading, and listening to music. Feel free to reach out with questions or for any advice about the Sociology Department.
I am a senior from the San Francisco area majoring in Sociology and Health: Science, Society, and Policy. I was drawn to sociology from the first sociology course I took at Brandeis my first semester freshman year — I loved how applicable the course topics were to my everyday life and how it challenged me to look at the world from a more critical perspective. I have been particularly interested in medical sociology and how our identities and positions in society impact health outcomes. Outside of academics, I enjoy going on hikes, golfing, trying new coffee shops, traveling, and spending time with friends and family. Please feel free to reach out with any questions, comments, or concerns about sociology!
