… Learning Guide Active Learning Thinking and doing form the vital core of active learning, defined by Bonwell and … learning of educational objectives, not merely ‘being active’ (Li, Lund & Nordsteien 2021). This approach to … one student appointed as a leader of their group. In the first round (“focus groups”), each group of students is given …
/active-learning-guide… panels, workshops, and information sessions from across the arts world. Arts Focus increases exposure of students to … with the Francine A. LeFrak Foundation Center for Well-Being Ford Foundation Gallery Visit: Reverberations Exhibit … simultaneously. Space is limited. Scheduling is on a first come, first serve basis. Email lmaltz@barnard.edu with …
/beyond-barnard/arts-focus… Lee When Paula Grammas ’76 was a young scientist in the late 1980s, she proposed a radical idea in the field of … Grammas’ theory is recognized as a key contribution and is being pursued by labs around the world. Last year, she was … She is actively exploring a new therapy that could—for the first time—slow the progression of Alzheimer’s in the brain. …
/magazine/winter-2017/brain-saver… trophy. February 6, 2020 Three creative artists from the same college with three different Academy Award … Nevins ’60, head of MTV Documentary Films, acquired — is being considered for Documentary (Short Subject). Read more … and the projects she has worked on, including one of her first films with the production company, St. Louis Superman , …
/news/oscar-smiles-three-barnard-alumnae… On This Page On This Page Introduction Barnard Bold Millie the Dancing Bear Community Engagement Introduction Student … their approach, contributions, and impact. Recipients are being celebrated and highlighted for the following awards: … much Barnard pride. Millie is named in honor of Barnard’s first President Millicent McIntosh and has been around in …
/studentlife/community-engagement… 2020 Dear Barnard Community, I write to make you aware of the note (below) that President Bollinger sent out this … Test this coming week. The goal is to protect the well-being of our community while the educational work of Barnard … significant events have happened in the last 24 hours. The first involves the increased number of people in the …
https://alert.barnard.edu/news/updates-columbia-and-moving-out… Equitable Birth Control How physician Sarah B. Miller ’98, the founder of a vasectomy clinic, is changing the “burden” … in women was three times more common, at 18.1%, despite being a higher-risk procedure that costs more money. “That … to be a filmmaker and a potter,” she says. She spent the first four years after graduation living a standard artsy …
/magazine/spring-2024/striving-more-equitable-birth-control… Barnard Magazine Barnard magazine Fall 2020 If you follow the life and work of Jennifer Finney Boylan — through her … our former selves, and what animals can teach us about being human. You wrote about your relationship with your dog … a newspaper columnist for a long time, and at one of my first jobs, the editor told me you can write about anything …
/magazine/fall-2020/growing-dog-years… Cleric, Poet, Lover Finding contemporary meaning in the works of John Donne By Abigail Deutsch Barnard Magazine … Spring 2015 When English professor Achsah Guibbory first encountered poems by the 17th-century poet John Donne … Donne for many of the same reasons she fell for him: for being a “bad boy,” she writes in her new book, Returning to …
/magazine/spring-2015/cleric-poet-lover… Calm in the Storm Pastor Susan Grant Rosen helps churches come to … a crawl space above her bedroom closet. It was there she first read the creation story told in Genesis, something her … her divorce, she realized something else, too: “I loved being a mom,” she says. “But no city or state in the country, …
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