Bard Early Colleges Videos

Denice Gamper, BHSEC Manhattan
#BHSECM founding faculty member, Denice Gamper, was recently honored at the BHSEC Manhattan Anniversary Celebration. Listen to Denice's heartfelt words about #BHSEC faculty, staff, and students. . #bec #earlycollege #bhsec #becandproud #manhattananniversary #20years

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Listen to this message from #BHSECManhattan alum, Dawid Wiacek '03, as he discusses why he supports the #BardEarlyCollege Remote Learning and Teaching Fund. To learn how you too can support, please visit here: http://ow.ly/3Ruw50z3Ieu #bardianandproud #bhsecalum

As each of our #bardearlycollege campuses are well into the first weeks of remote learning, faculty & staff members across the #bard network have been collaborating on best practices to make this transition as seamless as possible. Check out this clip from a webinar hosted by #BHSECQ Professor & Dean of Academic Affairs, Laura Hymson as she presents strategies to keep students engaged during distance education. We are so proud to see how our #BHSEC community has come together in such a tremendous way! #earlycollege #distancelearning #aplacetothink

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Check out this new musical written by and starring Aya Aziz, BHSEC-M '12! Eh Dah? Questions for my Father Book, Music & Lyrics by Aya Aziz March 28 - April 14 at Next Door at New York Theatre Workshop Presented by Hypokrit Theatre Company Tickets and info: https://www.nytw.org/show/eh-dah-questions-father/?fbclid=IwAR3GtkYQlx0XyWGGObE4efC3N2D2asmnVu_HowLUbesDr8W9L7zUpIiw_GI "Eh Dah? Questions for my Father" follows a family divided across continents and turbulent political landscapes as they search for home and belonging. Spanning generations in Egypt and America, this eclectic new musical by Aya Aziz explores how to discern truth from the stories we are told in a post 9/11 world. #bardianandproud #newmusical #nytheatre #questionsformyfather

Diversity Initiative: Value of Diversity
What has the BHSEC Diversity Initiative taught you about THE VALUE OF DIVERSITY? We're raising $4,000 to support one of the programs that makes the BHSEC community so special. Click here to give to the Diversity Initiative: goo.gl/h3GBHq . Founded in 2010, The BHSEC Diversity Initiative is a recruitment and leadership training program that enrolls and supports more than a third of the student body at BHSEC Manhattan and Queens each year. The program is built off of the understanding that getting students into the classroom is just the first step towards creating a truly inclusive community: in addition to providing targeted outreach to local middle schools, the Diversity Initiative offers leadership training, peer mentoring, and a vast network of academic supports and resources to students to help them thrive at Bard. The Diversity Initiative is an integral part of what makes the Bard community so uniquely welcoming and vibrant. To learn more about the Diversity Initiative, click here: goo.gl/UyVubK

Diversity Initiative: Respect
What has the BHSEC Diversity Initiative taught you about RESPECT? We're raising $4,000 to support one of the programs that makes the BHSEC community so special. Click here to give to the Diversity Initiative: goo.gl/h3GBHq . Founded in 2010, The BHSEC Diversity Initiative is a recruitment and leadership training program that enrolls and supports more than a third of the student body at BHSEC Manhattan and Queens each year. The program is built off of the understanding that getting students into the classroom is just the first step towards creating a truly inclusive community: in addition to providing targeted outreach to local middle schools, the Diversity Initiative offers leadership training, peer mentoring, and a vast network of academic supports and resources to students to help them thrive at Bard. The Diversity Initiative is an integral part of what makes the Bard community so uniquely welcoming and vibrant. To learn more about the Diversity Initiative, click here: goo.gl/UyVubK

Diversity Initiative: Leadership
What has the BHSEC Diversity Initiative taught you about LEADERSHIP AND RESPONSIBILITY? We're raising $4,000 to support one of the programs that makes the BHSEC community so special. Click here to give to the Diversity Initiative: goo.gl/h3GBHq . Founded in 2010, The BHSEC Diversity Initiative is a recruitment and leadership training program that enrolls and supports more than a third of the student body at BHSEC Manhattan and Queens each year. The program is built off of the understanding that getting students into the classroom is just the first step towards creating a truly inclusive community: in addition to providing targeted outreach to local middle schools, the Diversity Initiative offers leadership training, peer mentoring, and a vast network of academic supports and resources to students to help them thrive at Bard. The Diversity Initiative is an integral part of what makes the Bard community so uniquely welcoming and vibrant. To learn more about the Diversity Initiative, click here: goo.gl/UyVubK

Diversity Initiative: Inclusivity
What has the BHSEC Diversity Initiative taught you about INCLUSIVITY? We're raising $4,000 to support one of the programs that makes the BHSEC community so special. Click here to give to the Diversity Initiative: goo.gl/h3GBHq . Founded in 2010, The BHSEC Diversity Initiative is a recruitment and leadership training program that enrolls and supports more than a third of the student body at BHSEC Manhattan and Queens each year. The program is built off of the understanding that getting students into the classroom is just the first step towards creating a truly inclusive community: in addition to providing targeted outreach to local middle schools, the Diversity Initiative offers leadership training, peer mentoring, and a vast network of academic supports and resources to students to help them thrive at Bard. The Diversity Initiative is an integral part of what makes the Bard community so uniquely welcoming and vibrant. To learn more about the Diversity Initiative, click here: goo.gl/UyVubK

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