Category Archives: Workshops

This workshop was similar to some things we talked about at the start of our Philosophy class. We were given some situations and asked what we would do if we found ourselves in them and why we would do whatever … Continue reading →

This was another very helpful workshop. We talked a lot about the different styles of note taking and I came to terms with how horrible I am at taking notes. We talked about active reading and how to analyze what … Continue reading →

I think this was one of the most helpful workshops of all the ones I have been to. We learned about setting a good image for ourselves and creating lasting good first impressions. I already knew that it was a … Continue reading →

Besides the long wait, I had very interesting time at the gallery. The artwork was really interesting to take a look at. We learned a little about the backgrounds of the paintings and although it was a little short I … Continue reading →

this workshop was well quite interesting. being that i do have a girlfriend and i am in college this workshop taught me and told me that i would have to split my time up and deal with them accordingly. I … Continue reading →

I also enjoyed this workshop due to the cool music, refreshments, and the information i attained from it. i learned a lot about baruch at this workshop too while getting to mingle with potential new friends.

this workshop i found to be a lot of fun and educational. going to a commuter school i didnt think baruch would have a strong student life but after this workshop i soon found that i couldnt be more wrong. … Continue reading →

this workshop i found quite helpful because i find i do give a good first impression but it is my lasting impression that im horrible at keeping. i find im a like-able person at first but after a while i … Continue reading →

This workshop i found very interesting, i found it related a lot to philosophy class. debating what is right and what is wrong is also fascinating to me because everyone has a different opinion and point of view. this workshop … Continue reading →