Monthly Archives: November 2009

September 24, 2009 – During Club Hours – the Main Gym Student Life I did not intentionally go there to explore different clubs in Baruch, but I went there to help out representing my club: InterVarsity Chapter at Baruch College, to … Continue reading →

John O’ Connor, a rather funny novelist, was actually one of the only people to keep me interested in workshop. He spoke with great confidence and told his own stories to us which actually had me intrigued. Prior to each … Continue reading →

November 10, 2009 1Pm – 2Pm (NVC-4220) Personal Enrichment I came in a little late to the worshop, but by the time I came in, the speaker was talking about raisin and assosciated with psychologial terms. I am guessing the … Continue reading →

This was one of the one workshops that actually would have helped me if I didn’t know most of the stuff already. The speaker told us about how to dress which is obvious, business suit, nothing less. How to handshake, … Continue reading →

October 22, 2009 (VC-1107, 12:30 PM – 2:30 PM) Career Exploration As almost all of the people that went to this worshop would agree, this workshop was by far the best and most practical workshop ever! Since Baruch is a … Continue reading →

Attending this with everyone else in LC05, we all did the same thing during this entire conference. Eat, nap, wake up, and pretend we were engaged. The topic was rather drab and listening to the man, who had a heavy … Continue reading →

Septbember 22, 2009 (1pm-2pm) Sydney Mishkin Gallery on 22nd Street Arts at Baruch It was actually my first experience in any gallery tour. Apparently, there was a lot of students at the gallery. By the time I entered the gallery, … Continue reading →

It was a useless experience. Continue reading →

This was the first workshop I had attended and believe you me, it was a failure of a school workshop. Intended for all freshmen, I repeat, ALL freshmen, who are craving for the signatures for their workshop, they tried to … Continue reading →

This workshop was about more than its name hinted at. Not only did we learn about how to reduce stress/anxiety through breathing techniques, but we also learned about conveying our needs to others through DEAR MAN, and additionally about being mindful. To … Continue reading →