Housemembers represent a wide range of backgrounds and interests. Current housemembers’ areas of origin span six continents. Our majors and departments include English, Comparative Literature, Linguistics, History, Government, Philosophy, Africana Studies, Asian Studies, German Studies, Romance Studies, Development Sociology, Theater, City and Regional Planning, Public Administration, Labor Relations, Anthropology, Law, Science and Technology Studies, Entomology, Biochemistry, Chemistry, Neurobiology, Computer Science, Mathematics, Physics, and Engineering. The House also hosts visiting scholars and artists from across the world for stays ranging from a couple of days to an entire year. Housemembers have gone on to be leaders in their fields, be it as university professors, public servants, or even as president of the World Bank (our alumni include two of the last four). We are proud of our diversity, and do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, creed, religion, national or ethnic origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, or physical disability.
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This post was written by MeredithT on August 25, 2008