Bard Works
Bard Works prepares students for work after Bard.
A career-oriented program for juniors and seniors, Bard Works brings the liberal arts into the workplace. It expands professional networks, and helps students grow professionally through a mentor network of Bard parents and alumni. Ultimately, it aims to create a community of leaders who will succeed professionally, and make a difference in the lives of others.
Parents
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Don’t you wish that someone had given you some career coaching when you were about to enter the professional world? Bard Works seeks to do precisely that: help Bard students start their careers. You can get involved in three, and perhaps more, different ways:
• You must encourage your student to apply to the 2015 session of Bard Works. Spaces are limited, and we have a rolling admissions policy.
• Please consider donating to this amazing an innovative program. Raising the competitiveness of Bard students is our foremost goal.
• You could get involved by volunteering as a mentor for a Bard Works student, a workshop leader, or as a speaker for one of our panels. Save the dates: January 18–23, 2015.
Contact Erin Cannan at civic@bard.edu or at 845-758-7453 describing your background and how you can contribute! Our students will be grateful for your contribution.
Alumni/ae
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Would you like to share how you got to where you currently are? Alumni/ae are integral to the Bard Works experience. We encourage you to support Bard Works. You can get involved in this amazing project in at least three different ways:
• You can volunteer as a mentor for a Bard Works student, a workshop leader, or a speaker for one of our panels. Save the dates: January 18–23, 2015.
• You can make a donation, which will help us expand the program, bring other distinguished speakers and workshop leaders, and provide Bard Works scholarships for students in need.
• If you know of someone who would be an appropiate speaker or mentor, please encourage them to get in touch with us. Conversely, let us know and we will contact them.
Contact Erin Cannan at civic@bard.edu or at 845-758-7453 describing your background and how you can contribute. We want to hear what Bardians are doing in the professional world!
Friends of the College
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Mentors are an integral part of the Bard Works experience. Would you like to work with an eclectic and motivated group of undergraduates? Would you like to share how you got to where you currently are? We are looking for successful people who would like to volunteer to mentor students during the next session of Bard Works, January 18–23, 2015.
You can get involved in this amazing and innovative project in several ways:
• You can mentor a Bard Works student.
• You can join us as one of our panel speakers, or workshop leaders.
• You can donate to Bard Works, whch will help us expand the program, and provide more Bard Works scholarships to students in need.
Contact Erin Cannan at civic@bard.edu or at 845-758-7453 describing your background and how you can contribute. Our students will be grateful for your contribution.
