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Direct Action and Leadership Development
Trustee Leader Scholar (TLS), one-time volunteering, clothing/food drives, STEAM Explorers, Debate engagement programs, Model UN engagement programs, international conferences, Bard Leads, Bard Athletics, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, BardWorks, Brothers at Bard, Student Government.
Trustee Leader Scholar (TLS), one-time volunteering, clothing/food drives, STEAM Explorers, Debate engagement programs, Model UN engagement programs, international conferences, Bard Leads, Bard Athletics, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, BardWorks, Brothers at Bard, Student Government.
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Community Organizing and ActivismThe Dissonance (media coverage of local activism), ELAS courses, trainings, protest, letter writing, phone banking, Hannah Arendt Center. -
Politics and PolicyGet Out The Vote, Election@Bard, voter registration, internships with government, Community Action Award funding, Bard Globalization International Affairs. -
Engaged Liberal Arts and Sciences and Engaged ScholarshipELAS courses, study away, and network courses.
Engaged Liberal Arts and Sciences Courses
Students in the Inclusion at Bard course, an Engaged Liberal Arts and Sciences offering, present their research during a ceremony dedicating new historical markers on campus that are designed to encourage critical reflection on the past.