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October 2008
A Scholarly Step into Cultural Controversy
For her senior thesis in Africana studies, Arusha DePeiza Saldenha ’09 pursues a study of dancehall in Jamaica, its roots in the African diaspora, and its complex relationship to women, feminism, and sexual liberation |
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September 2008
Researching the Brain
Elina Zakin '09 delves into the causes and possible cures for multiple sclerosis while preparing for a career in medicine. |
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August 2008
Global Health Advocate
Rayna Sobieski '10 studies Latin American Cultures and Women's Studies in her future plans to bring public health education and aid to Latin American women. |
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July 2008
Civic Engagement
A talented dancer, Courtney Muller '10 also exhibits exceptional grace in her work on behalf of the poor and disposessed. |
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June 2008
Emily Blanchard '10
Emily has declared herself a major in environmental policy, which she hopes to continue to study in both graduate and law school, inspired by her hometown's own struggles with industrial pollution. |
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May 2008
Shareese Pryor '08
Shareese is headed for the University of Chicago Law School, and she foresees a future as an advocate for children's rights and an attorney practicing family law. |
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April 2008
Pursuing the Art of Design
Anastasia Kostrominova '09 interned at Weiss/Manfredi, the architectural firm that designed the Nexus. Her responsibilities included modeling the furniture and fixtures that create the Nexus. |
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March 2008
Alexandra Loizzo '09
Alexandra Liozzo '09 founded Echoes, a literary magazine that she feels filled a need on Barnard's campus as an outlet for the many talented students who are writers and artists. |
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February 2008
Prima Ballerina... & Physicist
Lauren McCarthy '08 entered Barnard with the goal of becoming a professional dancer and quickly discovered her love for physics and astronomy. |
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January 2008
Sarah Morgan '09
The former co-editor-in-chief of the Barnard Bulletin participated in a satellite debate about the Iraq War, defending her position as a supporter of the war.
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December 2007
Policy Wonk
Brenda Galván '08 interned with Democratic Congresswoman Lois Capps last summer, and currently interns in Senator Hillary Clinton's Manhattan office. |
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October 2007
Report from Ecuador
Cathaleen Kaiyoorawongs '08 studied in Quito, Ecuador through the School for International Training's Comparative Ecology and Conservation Program |
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September 2007
Summer internship in Uganda
Sonya Shadravan '10 interned with an organization that offers holistic health care to poor people with HIV/AIDS in a suburb of Kampala. |
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July 2007
Intern in Action
Erin Jackson '07 worked as an intern with the Connecticut Veterinary Center in West Hartford, hoping to develop some understanding of the economics of
running a veterinary practice.
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April
2007
Finding Common Ground
Shirley Torho '08
recently went on an "alternative spring break" in New
Orleans to work helping local residents clear, gut,
and rebuild houses in the city's Katrina-ravaged 9th
Ward.
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February
2007
Student Teacher
Meredith
Hill '07, a theatre major and education minor, talks
about applying lessons learned at Barnard to her own
teaching.
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December
2006
Onstage
Erin Debold '07 performed in the second annual Barnard
Project at Dance Theater Workshop.
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October
2006
On The Line
Julie
Yang '08 devoted a month to working with The Barnard
Fund's phone campaign this summer. She shares the lessons
she learned.
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