Monthly Archives: November 2009

Since this was the last personal enrichment workshop offered before the deadline, the room was packed, with some people being unable to be seated. It seemed to be well organized, but if only I had come more out of interest … Continue reading →

Basically, this was like a condensed information session with many relevant departments in attendence, and I can honestly say that this workshop was very helpful, though there was some unnecessary tedium involved in it. To get a signature for this … Continue reading →

On September 17th, I went to my first workshop. At the time I didn’t even know how to blog yet, so I guess I never got around to doing it until now. It was the Freshman reception workshop and it … Continue reading →

This was a very informative workshop.  I was able to learn things that I did not know before like I could go to the advisement center and request a peer advisor without waiting on line.  I also learn about DegreeWorks … Continue reading →

On October 14th, I attended a global awareness workshop entitled “The Changing Nature of Race, Power, and Ethnicity in the Era of Obama.”  I was encouraged to attend this workshop by my history professor, Professor Fernandez. This workshop was similar … Continue reading →

On October 15th, I attended the library database workshop.  This workshop was held in the library and was a good review on how to take advantage of the free sources that are offered to us at Baruch.  This workshop was … Continue reading →

This was my last seminar. I attended a art tour in the other building. I saw many painting by Mercedes. The art did not seem like art. It seemed like a mess. I guess I am not a fan of … Continue reading →

This was my first seminar. The workshop was veyr crowded and was held in a very small room. There were many freshmans who had no idea what was going on. I learned about my business major options in Baruch. I … Continue reading →

This workshop taught me that I can choose to do anything I am interested in, in Baruch. I learned that i can make my own major and study what I want to study. I can combine and create majors to … Continue reading →

This workshop was a good experience because it was more of a private seminar. In the workshop, we discussed the problems that might result in conflict in the Baruch community. The class was very engaged in the discussion and we … Continue reading →