Improving the public health and the political system at the same time? Tara Cook-Littman '97 is doing her best. Cook-Littman, a New York City prosecutor-turned-health counselor-turned-food policy advocate is a director of a grassroots organization called GMO Free CT, CT referring to the state of Connecticut.
A company with both a profitable business model and social impact? Heller School for Social Policy and Management alumna Brenna Nan Schneider MA '11 is showing that this enviable combination is possible with her start-up 99Degrees Custom, and in late October she won the prestigious MassChallenge competition to help move it along.99Degrees Custom is a manufacturing company that offers clients built-to-order custom apparel made in Lawrence, Mass.
Brandeis has a vibrant religious life and Jewish community, with a number of on-campus Jewish organizations.
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Imagine having cars that don't rely on gasoline and plugging them in to charge, just like cell phones and laptops.
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