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… graduates completed senior projects; please see below for the abstracts.    Senior Projects The Role of Adaptive … learning intervention appears to trend toward being more effective for nudging participants with adequate … understanding, but not participants who complete the first block of tasks with a sub-optimal strategy. This work …

… Winter 2015 Busy students find valuable study time on the go without lugging around huge textbooks. Enthralled … surprise. The on-campus version of this course, one of the first flipped classes taught at Columbia University, was a … is public, and alumnae can check out the various projects being developed at barnard.edu/cool. Mehrling’s MOOC is open …

… But I’m going to try. Because today is all about the Class of 2019. You are the stars of this show. You are … before. And a woman won the Nobel Prize in physics for the first time in 55 years. But progress is one thing and parity … considerate, creative, and passionate. We are all about being activists and all about community.  So please remember …

… Break This Down: The Social Myth of Testosterone Women’s, gender, and … with testosterone permeates her scholarly work. Her first book, Brain Storm: The Flaws in the Science of Sex … “positive” findings that seem to support the idea of T being linked to everything that we culturally code as …

… Cooley CC’23, Rochelle Vayntrub ’22, Sam Hutchinson CC’23 The Brains Behind 'Grey Matters' Grey Matters Columbia … ’22. “There is a prevailing stereotype of neuroscience being something foreign and impenetrable.”  Image Grey … us from the day of our conception to the printing of our first issue and continues to do so today,” said Vayntrub.  A …

… senior who (a) Is majoring or intending to major in one of the SRI-supported departments (Biology, Chemistry, Cognitive … and funding. We recommend that students who are being mentored by Columbia University faculty, or faculty at … per week), typically between the last week of May and first week of August. Juneteenth (or the day on which Barnard …

… and modern-day Eastern culture and politics. According to the Library of Congress , Asian/Pacific American Heritage … takes place in May for two reasons: May 7, 1843, marked the immigration of the first Japanese citizen to the U.S.; and on May 10, 1869, the …

… Department Course Descriptions Our course offerings for the current semester are published in The  Barnard College … was significantly opened in 2003, the boundaries are again being challenged by expanded requests for asylum. Cyprus … colonial policies and practices. Port-au-Prince, the first city studied, will be examined in relation to the …

… for Community Conduct Barnard College aims to provide the highest-quality liberal arts education to promising and … deepen our understanding of the world.   The privilege of being part of this robust living and learning community is … and theories that may seem shocking or even unthinkable at first.  Some examples of activities that violate this …

… significantly different from each other or whether the difference between them simply occurred by chance. A  … SPSS Viewer window. The output consists of two tables. The first table, One-Sample Statistics, contains statistical … click 'Define Groups...' to identify the two populations being compared.   In the Define Groups dialog box, select …