Campus Tolerance Foundation was founded in 2002, to combat the anti-Semitism on college campuses.  Subsequently, its mission was broadened to fight all intolerance on college campuses, whether anti-African-American, anti-Gay, anti- women or anti any other group.

Campus Tolerance has been working to establish a Tolerance Rating for Universities, as a service to parents and students.  Such a rating could affect applications to schools with low tolerance, encouraging university administrators to address the issue and diminish the intolerance.

Demonizing any group is unacceptable.  It is un-American and unconscionable.  We are working to restore fairness, respect and tolerance on campus.

In partnership with Public Agenda, FDR Research was selected to design and execute a pilot test at three universities, to determine undergraduates' perceptions of tolerance on their campus, toward minorities and women.

Campus Tolerance Foundation Board of Directors

Founder and President: Marcella Rosen

Aaron Daniels
Judy Daniels
Richard Goldberg
Marv Goldman
Ellen Levy
Amy Rubinstein

Supporters

Carnegie Foundation
Irvin Stern Foundation
Amy Rubinstein
Sirus Foundation
and many others

Marcella Rosen
In July 2002, Marcella established Campus Truth Foundation.

Marcella has held top management positions in advertising and Internet companies. She has been president of a small ad agency, Trager-Rosen Inc. and Executive Vice President and a Corporate Director of NW Ayer Inc, then one of the largest ad agencies.

As Ayer’s Director of Media Worldwide, she had responsibility for one billion dollars of billings, as well as network programming for clients such as ATT, General Motors, Proctor & Gamble. Prior to becoming Director of Media, she was an internal marketing consultant and problem solver for many of Ayer's accounts.

Marcella is a Director of the 92^nd St Y, the Jewish Community Relations Council, the Heschel School, the Healthcare Chaplaincy and the Hebrew Free Loan Society. Previously, she was a Director of the Advertising Council, The Audit Bureau of Circulation, the International Radio and Television Society, Barnard College and the Citizens Committee for NYC.

She was the Founder and Chair of The Deciding Vote, an ad hoc group, which ran a campaign to get women to vote in 1992. The group obtained $3 million in free time and space in major media. (13% more women voted.)

A native New Yorker, she has a son, a daughter, and four perfect grandchildren. She skis, plays tennis and is a pilot.