Monthly Archives: August 2022

Hi my name is Steven Villalva and calling me by my first name is fine . I’m entering my sophomore year and I’m currently 19 years old. Over the summer I went to Los Angeles with a group of friends … Continue reading →

Hello everyone my name is Mafoune Ouattara. I’m a sophomore at Baruch. I’m from Mali and the Ivory Coast which are part of West Africa. I was born in Ivory Coast when I was seven years old I moved back … Continue reading →

Hi, my name is America Salgado. I’m a sophomore majoring in finance. Recently I got a new job at a Toyota Service Center which is better than my previous job and have more coworkers that help out when I need … Continue reading →

Hi! My name is Eileen Li. I’m a sophomore here at Baruch college and am majoring in accounting. I’m also a self-taught artist and started drawing at the age of 10. I like to draw mainly drawing cartoon/anime characters derived … Continue reading →

Hello! My name is Bansari Patel; you can call me Bansari. I’m a transfer student at Baruch College from Queensborough Community College. I’m an international student. I finished my Associate (A.S.) degree at QCC. Now I’m transferring to Baruch for … Continue reading →

Hi Everyone! My name is Shira (pronounced “she-ra”). I am an upper Sophomore/Junior here at Baruch. I am a transfer student, so this is my first semester here. Some interesting facts about me: I graduated high school a year early, … Continue reading →

Hey there! My name is Helen Arias but you can just call me Helen. I am a sophomore here at Baruch college and only 19 years old. Something interesting you may want to know about me is that I am … Continue reading →

Welcome. Because of our hybrid structure, we won’t be meeting in-person until Wednesday, August 31st. Here are your assignments for the week. Please pay careful attention to any due dates I have assigned, and don’t be shy about reaching out … Continue reading →

Dear Students, Welcome to English 2850.  I want to say hello and to alert you to an important change to the structure of our course.  Because of unusually high enrollment at Baruch this semester, there is simply not enough classroom … Continue reading →