Brown lays off top ResLife administrator amid division restructuring
By Ethan Schenker | September 24Brenda Ice’s departure follows a string of senior administrator turnover in the Division of Campus Life.
University News Editor Ethan Schenker was a university news editor covering staff and student labor. He is from Bethesda, MD, and plans to study International and Public Affairs and Economics. In his free time, he enjoys playing piano and clicking on New York Times notifications.
Brenda Ice’s departure follows a string of senior administrator turnover in the Division of Campus Life.
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