… Smile Canine cognition pioneer Alexandra Horowitz studies the inner lives of humanity’s best nonhuman friends. By Marie … toys have different effects on dogs’ general well-being. The lab also serves as a training ground for aspiring … Horowitz, who found herself on the leading edge of the first wave of dog cognition research. As such, the field was …
/magazine/fall-2022/dogs-dont-smile… Athletes: Runner Rebekah Mills ’19 March 12, 2019 One of the many advantages that students value about their Barnard … She is majoring in history and political science. How has being an athlete informed your college experience? Running in … who are constantly showing their strength. How did you first become interested in running? I had only competed in …
/news/meet-barnards-student-athletes-runner-rebekah-mills-18… write, revise, and eventually publish her novels. “For the past 15 years, I’ve worked four days a week,” says … life is a chaotic, happy jumble until her long-lost first boyfriend reappears and knocks her off kilter, … novel turns on the type of situation no parent—no human being—wants to imagine, let alone dwell upon at length. But …
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/byos-features… 2023 Opportunities Conference Panels Research Careers for the Public Good Panel Timing and Registration Session … photographs as living archives of alternative modes of being. Olivia completed her MA in the History of Art, awarded … grateful that I waited and worked for a couple of years first. Having the opportunity to gain experience and further …
/beyond-barnard/opportunities-conference/research-panel… Compassion For 32 years, Sharon Kleinbaum ’81 oversaw the world’s largest LGBTQ+ synagogue By Arlene Schulman / … advocating for gay rights. The bathroom, which was the first in New York City to receive a variance to include all … and activist Grace Paley. “Barnard has a reputation for being an intellectually exciting place, a place for the arts …
/magazine/spring-2025/rabbis-fierce-compassion… points with a minimum grade point average of 3.60 for the term. (P-graded points are excluded.) The grade point … the A to F range. During academic year 2020-21, incoming first-years will be required to complete at least 9 … GPA, with the top 5 percent of the graduating class being awarded summa cum laude, the next 10 percent being …
/doas/honors… ’82 Barnard Magazine Barnard magazine Spring 2023 As a first-generation Bangladeshi American , Jenn Pamela Chowdhury ’06 understands the high expectations for conventional success that immigrant … at Barnard , with an eye toward a career in banking. “Being an immigrant daughter, there was an expectation from my …
/magazine/spring-2023/expectations-and-aspirations… pomp and circumstance; you will throw your caps in the air; scream; cry (some of you); and go celebrate with … Because – spoiler alert here – no one really likes their first job out of college; no one generally stays in it for … way we do. That’s not real diversity. Real diversity is being with people and, crucially, listening to people, who …
/commencement/archives/2014/presidentsparremarks… ’80 Barnard Magazine Barnard magazine Summer 2013 Over the past four decades, Dorothy Denburg says there have been … which has grown from 50-some mentoring pairs in its first year to 86 mentoring pairs this year,” Denburg says. … seminar program and the Centennial Scholars program. Being in the classroom helped her gain more insight into the …
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