Come discover the languages taught at Barnard, including new offerings in Chinese, Korean, Italian, and American Sign Language!
Thursday, October 16, 2025
Barnard Languages Fair!
Education Program Open House
Monday, October 6, 2025
Friday, October 3, 2025
Wednesday, October 1, 2025
Take Part in a Research Study!
Come help out by taking part in a research study currently being conducted by a PhD student at Northeastern! Check out this flyer for more info... đź‘€
Also, feel free to fill out this form here!
Thursday, September 25, 2025
Empirical Reasoning Center (ERC) Workshops!
The Empirical Reasoning Center is hosting several workshops on the upcoming Fridays. Please see what is being offered below:
Join us for a SQL workshop this Friday! Build your resume skills by learning to write SQL queries to retrieve and analyze data. Whether you’re strengthening career skills or just curious about new ways to work with data, there’s something here for you.
RSVP here
Date: Friday, September 26 at 12 PM
Location: Milstein 102
R Workshop
Join us for a series of R workshops! As we wrapped up our first intro to R last Friday, we are ready to dive into how to use dplyr to clean, analyze, and visualize your datasets! If you were not able to attend our first workshop, you can watch the recording here
Data Analysis in R: RSVP here
Date: Friday, October 3rd at 10:30 AM
Location: Milstein 102
Data Visualization in R: RSVP here
Date: Friday, October 10th at 10:30 AM
Location: Milstein 102
QGIS Workshop
Want to turn raw data into beautiful, interactive maps? Join us for a series of QGIS workshops! Learn QGIS to create maps and visualize your data spatially. No previous experience required.
Intro to QGIS: RSVP here
Date: Friday, September 26 at 10:30 AM
Location: Milstein 102
Intermediate QGIS: RSVP here
Date: Friday, October 10th at 12 PM
Location: Milstein 102
Excel Workshop
Excel is more than a spreadsheet - join us for an Excel workshop in intermediate data analysis. Perfect for anyone working on research projects, internships, or student org budgets. If you were not able to attend our introductory workshop, you can watch the recording here
Intermediate Data Analysis in Excel: RSVP here
Date: Friday, October 3rd at 12 PM
Location: Milstein 102
The Barnard Writing and Speaking Center is Open!
We are excited to announce that the Writing and Speaking Center is open! Now, you can begin scheduling appointments to meet with our fellows.
The Center is here to support you at any stage of your writing or speaking projects—whether you’re brainstorming, drafting, revising, or preparing a presentation!
Writing Fellows are generous and critical readers who ask questions to help writers clarify, explain, expand, and explore their writing. We believe–and our practice reflects–that every piece a writer brings us belongs to the voice of the writer. We are active and interested observers.
Speaking Fellows are trained peers who support students in all speaking-related projects and processes. This includes helping students overcome fears about speaking in public, preparing for presentations, facilitating or participating in classroom discussions, and more!
Science Writing Fellows are a subset of the Writing Fellows program. They support all students in developing tools to describe and interpret data, use scientific language clearly and concisely, and blend the skills learned in humanities classes with scientific ones.
Creative Writing Fellows are a new subset of the Writing Fellows program. They support students working on creative writing of any form at any stage –brainstorming, revising, editing, receiving feedback, and more!
All fellows can work with all types of writing and students. You can make an appointment here
We look forward to working with you this semester!
Sincerely,
Pam Cobrin (pcobrin@barnard.edu)
Director, Barnard Writing Fellows Program
Daniela Kempf (dkempf@barnard.edu)
Associate Director, Barnard Speaking Program
Alex Watson (awatson@barnard.edu)
Associate Director, Barnard Writing Fellows Program
Diya Reddy (dkr2126@barnard.edu)
Program Administrator, Barnard Writing and Speaking Programs
Maisha Alam (malam@barnard.edu)
Science Fellow Coordinator, Barnard Writing Fellows Program
2025 Women in Science and Engineering (WiSE) Conference!
Columbia Engineering is happy to invite interested Barnard students to join the Engineering 2025 Women in Science and Engineering (WiSE) Conference taking place on Thursday, October 9th, 2025 from 8:30AM - 3:00PM in the Davis Auditorium at the Columbia University, Morningside Campus!
This annual event aims to educate and inspire women from all backgrounds to pursue graduate degrees and careers in science and engineering. It offers a unique opportunity for attendees to learn about the challenges, opportunities, and rewards of being a woman in these fields. Additionally, students will have the chance to expand their networks within the Columbia Engineering community and beyond, connecting with some of the brightest and most ambitious women in science and engineering. This experience will further empower you to make an impact as the next generation of leaders!
You can register for the event through this link and find the agenda!
If you have any further questions, feel free to reach out to Ying Xu, Assistant Director of Graduate Admissions at Columbia Engineering, at yx2783@columbia.edu