… of his new book, Mutual Aid , Dean Spade ’97 discusses the theory and how it can help veteran and novice activists … and build new skills for giving and receiving feedback, being interested in other people’s wisdom and perspectives, … the many people who protested against injustice for the first time this year? I would encourage new activists to be …
/news/5-questions-activist-mutual-aid… 100 Days Professor Colleen Thomas-Young reflects on “the body in protest” and how dance helped her through the first 100 days of the pandemic. July 13, 2020 I am a dancer, … deeper. Going deeper has been a theme of this time, from being quiet to listening and healing. The silver linings are …
/news/100-days… Image Last year, 2022, I--Grace BC'24, a zine assistant at the Zine Library--was inspired to explore the Asian American … US imperialism in the Philippines with posters and zines. Being Asian only strengthens my connection to the people who … an awesome class with Emily Ng called Psychopolitics for First Year Seminar Class, and she assigned a lot of readings …
/news/lucia-santos-aapi-zinester-interview-project… On This Page Overview Supporting Students Returning to the Physical Classroom Adapting Course Design Integrating … Recognize that everyone is still getting acquainted with being in a classroom again and embrace the imperfections and … This could be something as simple as designating the first 2-3 minutes of class time for students to engage in …
/transition-person-teaching… A Conversation with Suze Myers ’16 The graphic artist and art director gives us a glimpse into … either take forever (like my grad school thesis) or end up being quite quick (like a lot of branding and logo work that … warm, and inclusive as the community there. It was the first time I had approached a design project like I would a …
/magazine/spring-2020/conversation-suze-myers-16… and college leaders gathered virtually on May 6 for the inaugural Pathways Celebration, sharing their … School of Public and International Affairs (SIPA). “Being able to remain a part of Barnard while transitioning to … students to start planning very early, ideally in their first year, and to choose study-abroad options with great …
/news/celebrating-accelerated-41-pathways-graduate-degrees… Image In this hands-on workshop, participants will explore the unique properties of green wood by hand-carving a spoon. … to the Present Image Photo Credit: Lauren Silberman In the first half of the workshop we will learn about historic … the built environment With restoration efforts presently being conducted above ground in urban environments to enable …
/design-talk-series… offer a new way for science to better understand the body’s master clock. June 29, 2020 María de la Paz … Graduate Center, CUNY . One of the authors is Fernández’s first Barnard student, Ausra Pranevicius ’22. Working … have been shown to undergo structural plasticity, being more open and complex in the morning than at night. How …
/news/break-down-circadian-neurons… I spoke about making science a foundational part of the liberal arts, extending our classroom into New York City … and empowering students to focus on and nourish their well-being so that they can succeed long after they have left … was not exactly my calling card. But I also knew my first job was to listen, learn, and understand the culture …
/magazine/spring-2023/gratitude-president-beilock… to Barnard’s Class of 2023 — Toss That Mortarboard! The entire College community gathered at Radio City Music … “They are both equally important to your growth as a human being. It’s called balance — do not chase one while trying to … arrived at Barnard four years ago. “Think back to those first few moments on campus. I bet you’ll remember that …
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