The Brandeis Center is pleased to welcome a host of law clerks and interns for this summer. Our summer Civil Rights Law Clerks are Halsey Diakow and Joel Sontag. The new Communications and Development Interns are Sarah Bernstein, Nicole Rosenzweig, Danya Belkin, Rose Goldstein, Josh Feinstein, and Davis Allen. . Halsey Diakow is a rising second year JD student at American University Washington College of Law and a Masters candidate at The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University. Diakow has competed internationally on the Israel Women’s National Lacrosse team, as an athlete in the 2015 European Championships, and as a coach in the 2017 Women’s World Cup. She will be working on-site at the Brandeis Center’s office intermittently this summer. Joel Sontag is a rising second year at Columbia Law School. He is an amateur triathlete and has participated in several races. . Sarah Bernstein is a rising senior at the University of Pennsylvania. Bernstein studies Health and Societies with a minor in Bioethics. She has been active in the Jewish community as a Jewish Learning Fellow with Penn Hillel and a Jewish Heritage Program Fellow with the Lubavitch Chabad House. . Danya Belkin is a rising sophomore at Duke University planning to major in Political Science with a certificate in Innovation and Entrepreneurship and a minor in Spanish. She has a long list of publications, including research articles and a children’s book which has been published in English and Spanish. Belkin will be working on-site at the Brandeis Center’s office several days a week this summer. . Josh Feinstein is a rising senior at the University of Maryland. He is a double major in International Business and Government and Politics. Feinstein was president of the UMD chapter of Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity. . Rose Goldstein is a rising sophomore at Wellesley College studying History. She has been an Ambassador Team Associate for Jewish on Campus and the secretary for Wellesley College Hillel. . Nicole Rosenzweig is a rising junior at Duke University where she is studying Public Policy and Political Science on a pre-law track. She is a Duke Student Government senator and was involved with the Brandeis Center’s efforts to overturn DSG’s veto to recognize the Duke chapter of Students Supporting Israel. Rosenzweig will be working on-site at the Brandeis Center’s office several days a week this summer. . Davis Allen graduated from Keene State College in the spring with a dual major in Holocaust and Genocide Studies and History and a minor in German Studies. He is a returning intern who started in the spring. . The work our interns, clerks and fellows do is vital to helping the Brandeis Center to pursue its work. We invite students to apply for 2022-23 academic year positions.