… to science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM). The College launched the Barnard Year of Science (BYOS) with the 2021 Convocation … chemistry; recipient of a MacArthur “genius” Fellowship; first woman to chair the Division of Chemistry and Chemical …
/our-lab… Interview Paige West, The Claire Tow Professor of Anthropology Please describe how … classroom dynamic that have emerged and are emerging. The first online lecture that I did was that Wednesday before … as a professor who has a whole, full life in addition to being their professor. You could see that in the comments …
/interview-paige-west-claire-tow-professor-anthropology… Honoring the 2021 Alumnae Association Award Winners Each year at … Phyllis went back to full-time work after embarking on her first career — parenthood — at the department of engineering … and Abby Epstein’s upcoming documentary, The Business of Being Born . Alice credits her years at Barnard for having …
/magazine/summer-2021/honoring-2021-alumnae-association-award-winners… Presidential Election Discussions in the Online Classroom On This Page On This Page Introduction … them as do students in engaging in them. Take some time to first reflect upon your own strengths and weaknesses in … of identities or groups we perceive them as having or being a part of, whether racial, ethnic, gender and sexual …
/presidential-election-discussions-online-classroom… King, Jr. Prof. Jonathan Rieder shares his opinion on the correct way to remember King. January 16, 2017 It’s been … who took the struggle forward. And they did that on the first day without King’s permission. They’re the ones who … read the first half, which he rarely did, because he was being cautious and the aim was to move the civil rights bill …
/news/break-down-q-prof-jonathan-rieder… campus has enjoyed steady growth. Archival photos show the gradual transformation of the four and one-half acres of … curve. Brooks Brooks Hall, completed in 1907, was the first on-campus residential facility and was named after Rev. … peers as excellent—Dr. Jakobsen has dedicated herself to being a mentor to students, staff, and those who seek her …
/magazine/summer-2015… Fall 2014 Today’s power outages, often due to demands on the electrical grid during the sweltering days of summer, … of the Class of ’36 wrote of more sinister blackouts. The first time it happened it seemed like a remarkably unfunny … pulling our steaks in and out of the oven, and being thankful for the candles on the dinner table. We did …
/magazine/fall-2014/lights-out… Barnard magazine Spring 2013 When I was in college in the early 1980s, letters—on paper, in ink, with self-licked … I can’t help thinking that something precious is being lost amidst this move from paper to pixels, something … with those we like and love. Here is what concerns me. First is the basic loss of physicality, of the smell and …
/magazine/spring-2013/letters-leaks-and-tweets… Break This Down: Closing the Gender Gap Investigating pay equality in women-led firms … or Board Chair) see no gender gap in pay. Provost Bell first presented her research in 2005, when she was Professor … a 4 to 8 percent greater probability of a woman executive being among the five highest-paid executives in the firm. For …
/news/break-down-q-provost-linda-bell-womens-pay-women-led-firms… Officer Marina Catallozzi writes on Covid updates for the upcoming winter break. December 15, 2021 Dear Barnard … where people are unmasked. Right now exams are still being held in person unless alternative arrangements have … quickly. Faculty & staff should test at Barnard on their first day back on campus. Testing compliance will resume in …
/news/covid-19-updates-and-return-winter-break… Sketchbook A glimpse inside the creative world of The New Yorker cartoonist Amy Hwang ’00 … for an architecture firm. On a whim, she sent in her first cartoons to The New Yorker via snail mail, but it … can happen with them. What is your greatest extravagance? Being a full-time cartoonist is an extravagance. What is …
/magazine/spring-2021/sketchbook… rocks to unravel Earth’s climate chronology and predict the planet’s future environment By Kat Braz Barnard Magazine … field excursion to Death Valley during spring break her first year at Barnard set Marissa Tremblay ’12 on course to … sciences at Columbia , led the trip. Tremblay recalls being the only student who was awake, peppering the professor …
/magazine/spring-2023/story-stones… The Young Alum Connection Barnard Magazine Barnard magazine Fall 2022 The first few months — and even years — after Barnard graduation … educating peers through @fly.nanced, her digital brand. “Being able to touch more students and show them they have all …
/magazine/fall-2022/young-alum-connection… Linda A. Bell, Dedicated Provost and Dean of the Faculty, to Step Down President Laura Rosenbury announced … engagement and support for student and community well-being by offering programming on teaching and learning … in the American Association of University Professors, first in the capacity as chair of the Committee on Faculty …
/news/linda-bell-dedicated-provost-and-dean-faculty-step-down… Olwoch witnessed — what was to her — a miracle. Her play, The Survival , opened at Lincoln Center as part of the … she has risked it all to tell her truth. In Uganda, being a gay artist determined to tell stories with LGBTQ+ … Also, I’m writing books,” says Olwoch, who completed her first novel last year. For Olwoch, the production of The …
/magazine/winter-2024/lessons-artist-exile… During Challenging Times April 22, 2024 Dear Members of the Barnard Community, The end of the spring semester is … about ongoing events and our plans for the future. First and foremost, I affirm Barnard’s commitment to open … of an interim suspension or because they do not feel safe being on campus, and I strongly encourage all faculty members …
/news/care-during-challenging-times… Sacred Wonder Writer Alexis Pauline Gumbs ’04 dives into the gifts of Audre Lorde, lessons from sea mammals, and the … Lorde someone you’ve taken such profound interest in? I first learned about Audre Lorde when I was in high school, … for me and more importantly opening a door in me, toward being my freest self. Writing this biography is a practice of …
/magazine/fall-2023/sacred-wonder… Made in NYC: Three Generations and the City They Love Magdalene Pernambuco ’22 chats with her … look at a rough version of something, and I remember our first design meeting looking at the rough sketches. When my … sarcasm. I like the curious blend that New Yorkers have of being, at the same time, open, talkative, ready to have a …
/news/made-nyc-three-generations-and-city-they-love… Lab Stillness Lab: A Zine Library Collaboration Over the span of three weeks, the Barnard Zine Library (BZL) and … trying out internet dating, getting cable TV for the first time and being skeptical of TiVo. This desktop published zine also …
/news/stillness-lab-zine-library-collaboration… Three Takes on ‘Modern Love’ Barnard alums explore the intricacies of love and relationships in the New York … that tried to make me believe that I would go to hell for being queer or having sex before marriage. I wish I’d had the … stories in just a few words? I recommend not limiting your first draft to the word count — start by getting all your …
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