Author Archives: Brett Favre

On November 19th, I attended a workshop that discussed interracial and interreligious relationships. The people in the workshop dicussed the factors that make those interracial relationships a taboo. I wanted to go to the workshop because I am currently in … Continue reading →

One Sunday, I forgot which day. Part of our LC went on the Alzheimer’s walk. We walked as a group to support Katerra’s grandmother. The walk started at about 11:30 and ended at around 1:30. The walk was two miles … Continue reading →

I was looking over the blogs that I wrote and i remembered I forgot about this one. This was one of my early workshops in which my history professor, Professor DeJardins was in. She was involved in discussions involving women … Continue reading →

On Tuesday November 10th. I went to the  Career Development workshop. At the workshop, the presenter talked about the internships that many companies that are affiliated to Baruch College. She told us how some we are able to get ahead … Continue reading →

This workshop was one of the best I’ve been to. We were able to work in groups and create a skit for our assigned topic. We were taught how to deal with out peers and teachers. I had a lot … Continue reading →

The advisement session I thought was informative. However, it was also very scary. Such scary things mentioned  were the 3 chances we get for taking three courses, failing to pass the sim net exam. The information the guy gave was … Continue reading →

Hey, Its Frank. On October 6th, I went with some friends in the LC to go to the art workshop. I did not know that Baruch had an art gallery, let alone another building besides the Vertical Campus and the … Continue reading →

Okay. On the September 24th, My friends and I went to the Club fair held in the gym. It was very difficult to get in through the door, Probably because we had to give in our ID’s to be swiped … Continue reading →

I went to the Freshman enrichment workshop on September 17th. The workshop was very crowded and seemed unorganized. I was able to hear people ask questions about college and what they need to graduate. The bad thing about the workshop … Continue reading →