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BIMA at Brandeis University
BIMA at Brandeis University is a Jewish artistic summer program for high school students, based at Brandeis University. BIMA offers courses in Dance, Instrumental and Choral music, Theatre, Visual Arts, and Writing.
==History==
BIMA was founded by Rabbi Daniel Lehmann.〔 〕 Lehmann, raised as a conservative Jew and violinist, created BIMA because no summer programs allowed him to combine those two interests.
Planning for BIMA started in 2002. The program was launched in 2004 as a tenant at Williams College, where it remained for three years, under the original name "Berkshire Institute for Music and Arts". Despite its initial success, administrators soon began to have problems financing the program at Williams College. They approached Brandeis University, which was already housing another selective Jewish-related program called Genesis. In 2007, BIMA moved to Brandeis and remained there since.
"Because we're able to offer a high-quality, small-private-school environment, people are looking at us seriously," comments Lehmann. "We have a nice campus and it's attractive no matter what your Jewish commitment, it becomes an entry point for people who want something with Jewish roots."
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