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About BardWorks

BardWorks 2023. Photo by Queenie Si ’24
The goal of BardWorks is to support the development of our students by linking their Liberal Arts education to career pathways. Whether students are considering an internship in their field of interest or beginning to think about their next steps post-Bard, this program will allow students to hear from and connect with alumni/ae, parents, and professionals making an impact in their careers. BardWorks hopes to help students explore pathways and understand how strengthening networking skills and taking on experiential learning initiatives can impact their ability to become leaders in their communities, make a difference in the lives of others, and succeed professionally. The BardWorks program is designed for sophomores, juniors, and seniors studying any major.
 

Most Recent Iteration of BardWorks D.C.

Connecting the Dots in D.C, From Past & Present

Held March 22–25th, 2023

During BardWorks DC 2023, students had the opportunity to visit several employer locations and grad schools in Washington, D.C., including Eurasia Group, Google D.C, Reuters, The World Bank, CrowdStrike, and Georgetown Law, among others. Additionally, students visited the National Museum of African American History & Culture and attended a networking reception with alumni/ae.

The BardWorks committee would like to thank the generous sponsors and donors who have made this successful program possible.

The BardWorks Team

BardWorks is made possible by a generous grant from an anonymous donor and is a collaboration between the Center for Civic Engagement (Bard CCE), the Career Development Office (CDO), the Dean of Student Affairs Office, the Office of Development and Alumni/ae Affairs, and the Bard College Alumni/ae Association Board of Governors. Our team:

  • Jovanny Suriel, Director of Career Development and Assistant Dean of Civic Engagement 
  • Maureen Aurigemma, Associate Director of Career Development
  • Jane Brien ’89, Director of Alumni/ae Affairs
  • Tyler Williams '19, MAT '21, Assistant Director of Alumni/ae Affairs
  • Claudette S. Aldebot, Dean of Inclusive Excellence
  • Haron Atkinson, Program Coordinator for Inclusive Excellence 
  • Erin Cannan, Vice President for Civic Engagement
  • Cicly Wilson, Assistant Dean of Civic Engagement 
  • Carly Hertica, Assistant Director of Communications, Office of Development
  • Dalaina Yamawaki, Communications Coordinator for Career Development
  • Elena Sniezek, Career Adviser
  • Jeszack Gammon ’19, Career Adviser
  • Teresa Mandrin, Alumni/ae Engagement Associate

Contact Us

BardWorks
Bard College, P.O. Box 5000
Annandale-on-Hudson, NY 12504
[email protected]