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Summer 2019
Barnard Magazine
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Barnard helped Hollywood notable and Time’s Up co-founder Nina Shaw burnish her dedication to empowerment
Hoping to make sense of heartbreaking current events, more students are turning to the History Department’s innovative, real-world classrooms
Barnard helped Hollywood notable and Time’s Up co-founder Nina Shaw burnish her dedication to empowerment
Also in this issue...
New books by Barnard authors make a splash, offering refreshing takes on things ordinary and rare
Choreographer and filmmaker Yvonne Rainer is this year’s Lida A. Orzeck ’68 Artist-in-Residence
Barnard professors collaborate with experts worldwide to create digital textbooks accessible to all
How Rajiv Sethi’s experiences as an immigrant inform his work in economics
Ariella Salimpour ’17 saw a medical need and developed an app, Thumbroll, to help medical students and professionals master everything from shots to surgery
Now in its ninth year, the Athena Film Festival continues to celebrate powerful stories by and about strong women
Dance professor Gabri Christa explores her mother’s life and dementia through her multimedia piece Magdalena
Shira Gordon ’08 and Qudsiya Naqui ’06 — one sighted, one visually impaired — share a bike and a close friendship
The Helen Revellese Esposito ’38 scholarship fund supports Westchester County students
Physics and Astronomy Dept. Chair Laura Kay’s textbook covers the cosmos
Students create and support a textbook library that helps low-income peers access required materials
A malleable material offers students a solid chance to connect and unwind
Barnard gave Tracy Brobyn ’90 so much more than a quality education
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