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… Gender Inclusivity in the Classroom Gender Inclusivity in the Classroom Gender … identify as women after enrollment. While this may at first seem like a paradox, consider that college is a … feel they have to be explicit about their pronouns or risk being misgendered. Additionally, when introducing your own …

… 1932. Lefer and Oscar met in their baby carriages in the city of Mainz, where their parents were acquaintances, … is the mother of two, and the grandmother of four. “When I first job-hunted, my interviewers commented favorably on my … The seriousness of the students, the general atmosphere of being in an excellent educational institution, certainly had …

… A. Orzeck ’68 Distinguished Artist-in-Residence, teaches the “in-between” spaces of art By by Makeda Best ’97 Barnard … is the College’s second Orzeck Artist-in-Residence. The first was world-renowned dancer Wendy Whelan. As part of Ojih … must contend with what lies in front of her, rather than being comfortably led to believe that time is passing. Since …

… a Barnard Commencement together, really together, for the first time in years. I have to admit — that sea of caps and … interests, and characteristics.  Barnard demands being multiple selves; to be a Barnard graduate is to be so …

… lighting, and sound, as well as motion capture and VR, the Movement Lab is well equipped to host multimedia arts … installation focuses on their experience growing up as a first-generation Chinese American daughter to two Chinese … our indoctrination, and make room for different ways of being.  LaJuné has had the opportunity to show and speak …

… Barnard magazine Spring 2018   In an 1888 essay in The Nation , Barnard founder Annie Nathan Meyer asked, “Ought … we not… begin at once to organize an association for the collegiate instruction of women?” Barnard women have been … ’20 says in our “Athletes & Scholars” photo essay, “I love being able to show younger children—and especially girls—that …

… Women’s Crew.   February 17, 2020 [Above photo: Tang at the Ivy League Invitational in Princeton, N.J., on April 7, … disease research and clinical practice. How does being an athlete inform your college experience?  Rowing has … with how quickly I fell in love with rowing. From the first time that I sat in a boat, I was enamored with the …

… About The Conferences Every year, the Reacting Consortium … or as a regional host to faculty from your area, please first take a look at our "Plan an Event" page , and … who are working on Reacting Games! This year's GDC is being held at Cabrini University, from July 13-16, 2022. For …

… problematic when behaviors become addictive, meaning that the person cannot stop restricting or eating, and thoughts become preoccupations. In addition to being cultural by-products, eating disorders are also … Street and Amsterdam Avenue. What to keep in mind: The first confrontation may not propel your friend into …

… Celebrating the Dedication of a World-Class Tennis Facility … to truly understand what it means to put an institution first at all times. It’s an extraordinary facility, worthy of … when the Francine A. LeFrak Foundation Center for Well-Being officially opens its doors later this year to provide …