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Barnard’s First Open Forum On Transgender Admission Policy

By Courtney Couillard on Jan 22, 2015 11 Comments

This afternoon, Barnard College hosted its first community open forum to discuss the potential implementation of a transgender admission policy. Led by President Debora Spar, the forum offered an open and private space for both current Barnard students and alumni to share their thoughts on the college’s pressing issue. While President Spar began the forum […]

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