BEO DUGS

 

BEO Department Undergraduate Student Leaders (DUGs) 2021-22

BEO is supported by a group of Department Undergraduates or DUGS who meet regularly and plan programs in conjunction with BEO faculty and staff to foster a sense of community within BEO. DUGs help students make and strengthen connections with other concentrators, professors, and concentrator alums. 

Gaia Murphy, ORGS' 23Gaia Murphy, ORGS' 23

Gaia Murphy ORGS' 23

Gaia is a junior purusing a concentration in the Organizational Studies Track of Business, Entrepreneurship alongside the Certificate in Data Fluency. In addition to her role as Co-Chair of the BEO DUG, she serves as a Communications Specialist for the BEO Department; Co-Director of the Brown Entrepreneurship Program Podcast team; Medtech Vertical Analyst for the Brown Healthcare Investment Group; and Pubicity Associate for the Ivy Film Festival. She spent the past two summers interning in Global Marketing Strategy and Business Operations roles within the Media & Entertainment Industry at WarnerMedia/HBO Max and The Walt Disney Company/Disney+. 

Sophie Silverman, ORGS '23Sophie Silverman, ORGS '23

Sophie Silverman ORGS' 23

Sophie is a junior from New York, NY planning on pursuing the Organizational Studies Track of Brown's Business Entrepreneurship and Organizations concentration in coordination with the Behavioral Decision Science concentration. She is the only freshman sales associate on the Business team of the Brown Daily Herald, and recently was voted to be one of the MVP’s of the week. In addition to this, she is a member of Brown Women in Business and is one of the Photography Directors of Spoon University (Brown’s student-run food blog). Prior to Brown, Sophie worked as a research lab assistant at the Museum of Natural History and interned at a media startup called New Stand. She has an affinity for the arts, more specifically painting and drawing, and received two silver keys and one honorable mention for her work from the Scholastic Art and Writing Awards. Sophie continues to pursue her passions at Brown as a contributor for the visual arts sector of the International Writers Blog.