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Bwog attended the most recent SGA meeting and heard from A-J Aronstein, who joined the group to discuss the role of Beyond Barnard in the community.

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On Friday, February 10, Barnard was recognized as one of the institutions that received the greatest number of offers for the 2022-2023 Fulbright U.S. Scholar Program.

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SGA asks about the Beyond Barnard experience and what they can do moving forward.

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SGA Gets Pre-Professional

SGA tackled all things pre-professionalism this week, inviting AJ Aronstein and Nikki Youngblood-Giles from Beyond Barnard to come speak about everything their office has to offer.

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Didn’t catch last night’s meeting of Barnard’s Student Government Association last night? We can’t imagine what you were doing that was more important. In any case, Barnard Bureau Chief Dassi Karp was there, and she reports back about Beyond Barnard and other initiatives that just might work. Barnard’s SGA meetings have fallen into a consistent […]

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