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… “my mom self, my research self, and my president self.” At the heart of all of Beilock’s identities, though, is a drive … Now, it has likewise motivated her decision to become the first woman president of Dartmouth. “I’m sad to leave … can occur only if people are given the right tools. Well-being is one of the most important such tools. Beilock …

… Akosua Barthwell Evans ’68: The Pre-Affirmative Action Barnard Story Fifty-five years … said Barthwell Evans. “But when I placed out of my first-year English class, my professor told me to find … Her interest in African decolonization was the impetus for being one of the only female activists of the Students’ …

… for just this year or a semester? I’m visiting for just the semester. And my home university is Beijing Foreign … Yeah, but still I feel so good studying at Barnard. When I first arrived, everybody was just so welcoming. And I had a … and also my home university, our teachers.  Because we’re being sponsored we have to get some kind of permissions and …

… used in higher education to identify those who are first generation college students and/or come from low-income backgrounds. At Barnard, being “first-generation” (commonly shortened to “first-gen”) … household, did not complete their bachelor’s degree by the time of your Barnard enrollment, making you and any …

… Disease 2019 (COVID-19) March 6, 2020 Updates are now being hosted on a dedicated website - please check there for … Dear Barnard Community, We write to update you on the College’s continued response to the coronavirus 2019 … the outbreak of the 2019 novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV), first detected in Wuhan, China. As various recommendations …

… Anthony Jack led a two-event series discussing his book, The Privileged Poor: How Elite Colleges Are Failing … to an intimate group conversation with Jack for the first event, which was co-hosted by the Center for Engaged … , and the Francine A. LeFrak Foundation Center for Well-Being . In both events, Jack outlined ways that universities …

… Black women nationwide, Barnard community members discuss the importance of mentoring and retaining Black women who are … the classroom, citing two specific reasons for doing so: First, she felt there was no one at the school who could … science and technology studies — she described being a STEM major at Barnard as “so exhilarating and so …

… experiential learning experience that gives students the opportunity to explore the political crisis surrounding … in political asylum cases for DPBP.  Following her very first visit to DPBP in summer 2016, she returned to Barnard … be an incredibly traumatizing environment to be in. Not being alone, knowing that there was always someone to talk or …

… Black Women in STEM In celebration of Black History Month, the College is republishing the story below with community … the classroom, citing two specific reasons for doing so: First, she felt there was no one at the school who could … science and technology studies — and described being a STEM major at Barnard as “so exhilarating and so …

… A Milestone Year for the Writing Fellows Program Erica Mann Jong ’63, Anna … advocating,” said Cobrin, who is also co-director of the First-Year Seminar Program. “Responding to the needs of … director of the First-Year Writing Program, who went from being a Writing Fellow in 2009 to being the coordinator of …