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… Quandra Prettyman Prize On This Page On This Page The Quandra Prettyman Prize in Africana Studies Quandra … of our souls. There we learned dignity, integrity of being; there we learned to have faith. The folks who made … Barnard Center for Research on Women; creating one of the first courses on Minority Women Writers in the …

… for Campus Life and Student Experience and Dean of the College Office of the Dean of the College Campus Life and … academics, extracurricular activities, and well-being, supporting the immediate needs and lifetime goals of … and Student Experience division includes: Access Barnard First-Generation/Low-Income Student Initiatives (FLI) …

… by guest expert Cheyenne Wyzzard-Jones. Get a glimpse of the community of practice’s highlights below. “I really … the sense of community we achieved from early on. On the first day, we went around the room introducing ourselves. We … our desire to learn more about social advocacy work. Being in a room with people from all ethnic diasporas and …

… Spring 2013 To the Finish Line Sakina Pasha ’13 leads Racecar club By … Altmann Barnard Magazine Spring 2013 In the fall of her first year at Barnard, Sakina Pasha ’13 was intrigued by a … numbers of times when I’d have to choose between being at the hospital for my father or at a play for my son. …

… Norms Barnard faculty and students are proving that the old way isn’t always the best way By Amanda Loudin, with … Sime Nagasawa....”   Image When Design Informs Well-Being “When you picture a classroom, you probably think of a … Jackson; Walgreens Boots Alliance CEO (and one of the first Black women to serve as a Fortune 500 CEO) Rosalind …

… ‘Shakespeare, Technicity, Theatre’ W. B. Worthen, chair of the Department of Theatre, talks about his newest book and … October 19, 2020 The world of theatre is currently being challenged, with Broadway staying dark several more … on a screen has both aesthetic and social implications. First, I’m interested in why we call “Zoom theatre” theatre . …

… How award-winning producer Ebonie Smith ’07 is remixing the music business By Kenrya Rankin Barnard Magazine Barnard … with you. Ebonie Smith ’07 was in high school when she first heard her honors chemistry teacher say, “Water is the … tune Smith was playing that day, but she does remember being impressed. “She was brilliant,” Mosley says. “And she …

… ’20 is on her way to represent the USA in the 2024 Paris Olympics — a dream long in the … her home in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn. “I saw fencing for the first time, and I just fell in love. This is unlike anything … Outside of college, fencing is an individual sport, and being on a team drove her to work even harder. “It helped  …

… Athena as a place where students can reimagine not just the world, but also how they want to solve problems in ways … experimentation often leads to innovation. I love being part of a community that gives Barnard students the … the team, I was invited to join as an advisor. From my first experience working with the pre-college students and …

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