… For The Love of Yiddish Carrying on a family tradition, the … went to Barnard. Rukhl Schaechter ’79 recently became the first woman to serve as editor of the 119-year-old Yiddish … reaching into communities around the globe. In addition to being the first female editor at the Forward , Rukhl is the …
/magazine/winter-2017/love-yiddish… to students, alumnae, and Barnard's most recent graduates—the Class of 2020—regardless of their professional and … Your Story Fulbright Writing Workshops After being named one of the top producers among U.S. colleges and … make this transition in the context of internships and first jobs, and may not realize all of the many challenges …
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/athena-core10-and-leadership… Furman Counseling Center Responding to a Tragedy The Furman Counseling Center would like to offer you some … seem trivial in comparison. Dealing with your reactions First, recognize that you have been exposed to an event and … very different from yours. You may feel that others are being inappropriately light-hearted or, conversely, are being …
/furman-counseling/responding-to-tragedy… as international, hailing from 58 countries around the world, Barnard boasts a vibrant and global student body. … corners of the world. There was Herawati Diah ’41 , the first Indonesian student to graduate from a U.S. college, who … did you choose Barnard? Barnard gives you the feeling of being at a small college, while at the same time giving you …
/news/barnard-students-their-international-pride… Pedagogy On This Page On This Page Overview Trauma in the Classroom Six Trauma-Informed Core Principles … and mental, physical, social, emotional, or spiritual well-being.” Trauma can have a serious impact on a student’s … and a trauma-informed pedagogical approach is grounded first and foremost in an awareness of the signs of trauma …
/trauma-informed-pedagogy… Olivia Watkins '16 (center) at the James Beard 2023 Restaurant and Chef Awards. Photo: … sustainable and equitable food systems — were thrilled. “Being recognized as a humanitarian, which objectively is … myself,” said Watkins. The Heart of a Humanitarian Watkins first learned about the prestigious culinary honor when her …
/news/way-back-wednesday-social-entrepreneur-olivia-watkins-16… The Year of the Barnard Woman in Politics The 2018 midterm … a member of Congress and also on campaigns. This was my first time running for elected office, not counting my … on how the Commonwealth can convert the economy from being fossil-fuel-based to renewable energy; access to health …
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