BardWorks D.C. 2024
March 19th – March 22nd
(During Spring Recess)
What is BardWorks D.C.?
BardWorks is a professional development trip where students will have the opportunity to visit various employer sites and graduate schools. Last year, the sites included Google D.C, Reuters, The World Bank, CrowdStrike, and Georgetown Law, among others. There will also be a formal networking reception with Bard Alumni/ae working in D.C.!
Registration Fee: $40.00
Please Note: $20 will be refunded at check-in
If you would like to attend but are in need of financial support, please don’t hesitate to reach out to [email protected]!
Common Questions
Transportation? The BardWorks Committee pays for the Bus to/from D.C. We depart for D.C. promptly at 8:00 am on March 19th and return on March 22nd
Accommodations? Students will be staying at a Holiday Inn Express in Washington, D.C., provided by BardWorks.
Food Expenses? Breakfast & Dinner throughout the trip are supplied by the Committee. Students only have to plan for lunches and snacks.
If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to CDO!
BardWorks is a collaborative effort on behalf of the Career Development Office (CDO), Office of Development and Alumni/ae Affairs (ODAA), Dean of Students Office (DOSO), and the Center for Civic Engagement (CCE) to support Bard students with career exploration and preparation for their lives after graduation.
The BardWorks committee would like to thank the generous sponsors and donors who have contributed to making this successful program possible.
March 19th – March 22nd
(During Spring Recess)
What is BardWorks D.C.?
BardWorks is a professional development trip where students will have the opportunity to visit various employer sites and graduate schools. Last year, the sites included Google D.C, Reuters, The World Bank, CrowdStrike, and Georgetown Law, among others. There will also be a formal networking reception with Bard Alumni/ae working in D.C.!
Registration Fee: $40.00
Please Note: $20 will be refunded at check-in
If you would like to attend but are in need of financial support, please don’t hesitate to reach out to [email protected]!
Common Questions
Transportation? The BardWorks Committee pays for the Bus to/from D.C. We depart for D.C. promptly at 8:00 am on March 19th and return on March 22nd
Accommodations? Students will be staying at a Holiday Inn Express in Washington, D.C., provided by BardWorks.
Food Expenses? Breakfast & Dinner throughout the trip are supplied by the Committee. Students only have to plan for lunches and snacks.
If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to CDO!
BardWorks is a collaborative effort on behalf of the Career Development Office (CDO), Office of Development and Alumni/ae Affairs (ODAA), Dean of Students Office (DOSO), and the Center for Civic Engagement (CCE) to support Bard students with career exploration and preparation for their lives after graduation.
The BardWorks committee would like to thank the generous sponsors and donors who have contributed to making this successful program possible.