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Speaker confronts traditional biases

This past Wednesday, the First- Year Leadership in Health and Medicine Leader Scholar Community hosted an event called "Eliminating Stereotypes: Native American Culture and Medicine Through a New Lens." It examined Native American history, contributions and myths through a presentation by


University selects commencement speaker for 63rd annual ceremony

On Sunday, May 18 at the 63rd commencement ceremonies, Geoffrey Canada, an entrepreneur and social advocate, will deliver an address to the graduating class of 2014 and receive an honorary degree along with four other recipients. Canada is the president and chief executive officer of the Harlem Children's Zone, an organization dedicated to assisting the struggling families of Harlem.


University selects commencement speaker for 63rd annual ceremony

On Sunday, May 18 at the 63rd commencement ceremonies, Geoffrey Canada, an entrepreneur and social advocate, will deliver an address to the graduating class of 2014 and receive an honorary degree along with four other recipients. Canada is the president and chief executive officer of the Harlem Children's Zone, an organization dedicated to assisting the struggling families of Harlem.


WGS brings focus to gender equity

The Women's and Gender Studies program recently published a report card on women at Brandeis that indicates there has been an increase in the percentage of female faculty members in the last 40 years. However, when it comes to the percentage of women receiving honorary degrees, holding senior administrative positions and serving on the Board of Trustees, several faculty in the Women's and Gender Studies program say the University falls short. "We were concerned about how monolithic the senior administration is," said Prof.


Film contests J Street ideas

On Wednesday night in the Wasserman Cinematheque, there was a screening of the recently-released film The J Street Challenge, which criticized the organization J Street, a "pro-Israel, pro-peace" organization as identified on their website, for being too liberal and trying to persuade the United States government to intervene in Israel.


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