
Community Diversity Assistants (CDAs) hold a two-part role on campus to help the Bryn Mawr College community understand and celebrate its diversity across a variety of categories, e.g. race, socioeconomic class, gender identity, sexuality, etc. In the dorms, CDAs act as mediators for conflicts and disputes around issues of diversity, and hold office hours (most by appointment) to answer any questions that residents might have about issues of diversity on campus. CDAs also hold at least four dorm-wide teas per year, which bring the dorm community together to socialize and talk about a particular issue of diversity. In addition, CDAs organize events and discussions for the larger campus community, such as movie screenings, discussion panels, variety shows, etc., celebrating campus vibrancy and tackling more complicated issues that may or may not directly touch our campus.
Sarah Jenness, 2013, sjenness@brynmawr.edu
Jacqueline Handy, 2014, jhandy@brynmawr.edu
Chandrea Peng, 2015, cpeng01@brynmawr.edu
Kate Elliot, 2013, keelliott@brynmawr.edu
Lizzy Lee, 2014, eelee@brynmawr.edu
Janielle Vidal, 2014, jvidal@brynmawr.edu
Amani Chowdhury, 2014, achowdhury@brynmawr.edu
Maha Al-Ghamdi, 2014, malghamdi@brynmawr.edu