… more likely to succeed during their undergraduate years. Being the first in your family to attend college can be both exciting …
/first-generation-student-initiatives/resources… Finding Meaning in Life and the Law Profiles of three attorneys who have used their law … them a moment to reflect on their time at Barnard. First and Foremost a Teacher Paula Franzese ’80 by Elicia … Happy Guide series, and wrote A Short and Happy Guide to Being a Law Student and A Short and Happy Guide to Being a …
/magazine/winter-2016/finding-meaning-life-and-law… Who’s Afraid of Big Data? The Empirical Reasoning Center teaches students to analyze … analyze, and visualize data of every kind. In her first workshop, Solow-Collins learned how to use GIS … researchers who could help close the analytical gap. “Being able to think critically about data should be part of …
/magazine/fall-2017/whos-afraid-big-data… Shaping a Digital Media Empire Megan Liberman ’90 takes the helm of Yahoo News By Kristi Berner Barnard Magazine … more than 5,000 content partners, Yahoo wants to move from being known as a news aggregator to being recognized as a … in digital,” says Liberman about Couric. (Couric did her first broadcast a few weeks after this visit.) Sitting down …
/magazine/winter-2014… The Barnard Effect As trailblazers and mentors, the College’s … Franz Boas, who taught regularly at Barnard, was the first scholar to posit that Western European culture wasn’t … cultures — and established the notion that our own ways of being aren’t automatically the best ones. This radical …
/magazine/winter-2020/barnard-effect… and philanthropy, many Barnard alumnae throughout the years have gone on to build careers in the art industry … malleability of a Barnard education and the advantage of being in New York City, where courses are regularly taught at … was like to work in museums and art spaces, and I got my first job at the Met through the Barnard career services …
/news/curating-careers-five-alumnae-share-how-they-found-their-calling-work-museums… Serving Community From Manhattan to the Bronx, these six alums are changing New York City’s food … who graduated from Barnard an aspiring photographer, first built the company so that she and fellow women artists … through both farm- and city-based after-school programs. “Being able to use the platform we’ve built and the world of …
/magazine/fall-2022/serving-community… City, Vietnam. Some of my most meaningful memories are of the times my mother taught me about censorship as we read the … to the Chinese side of my family. Growing up amongst First Nations in Canada and seeing firsthand how they were … where racism, gender inequality, and discrimination are being thought about and challenged in new ways, I am super …
/scholars-of-distinction/alumnae-and-Recent-Alumnae-section… Page On This Page Apply to Become a Writing Fellow About the Fellows Frequently Asked Questions Become a Writing … we encourage students in all majors to apply. Crucial to being a Writing Fellow is an ability to connect with peers … and to be curious about their work. Writing Fellows are first and foremost advocates for students’ voices. I became a …
/become-writing-fellow… not only to revisit this page, but also to confirm the course listings and see the scheduled days and times in the online Directory of Classes . FYS BC1001, FIRST-YEAR SEMINAR AT BARNARD FYS BC1001.001 BANNED: … college, this seminar asks you to consider notions of home—being away from home, what makes a home, home's connection to …
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