This weekend, I went to the Franklin Institute, in Philadelphia. This institute is a museum of a variety of educational corners. Walking around, you can learn about the heart, brain, lungs, and blood. The heart exhibit is the coolest one because they have a walk-in heart which has stairs and descriptions of each part of… Continue reading Blog Post #2 Daniel Sachkov – Academic
Résumé, a French word, which means “to sum up”, commonly refers to summing up our entire educational, professional life story in a page or more. This plays a vital role in not only applying for a professional job but also for any kind of involvement to any institutional sector. So, for my second blog post… Continue reading Mohammed_Nabil_Islam (Blog#2 Career)
For my career post, I went to the STAAR Career center for a resume review. I didn’t make an appointment so mine was a 15 minute walk-in session. The peer reviewer began by looking at the layout of my resume. I got a lot of good feedback on how to use the space in my… Continue reading Mohammad_Refat(Blog#2 Career)
Academic The activity I chose for the academic blog post was going to a museum,in particular the American museum of Natural History.Among the exhibitions available for us to attend my friend and I agreed on going to “Dark Universe” , “The Butterfly Exhibition”, and “Cuba”.Each of them more special then the other. Dark Universe was… Continue reading Sara_Sheqeri(Blog#2(Type of workshop{Academic}))
On the 23rd of February, me and 3 of my friends had the pleasure of going to an event by the Caribbean Student Association during club hours. There was upbeat music with videos of festivals and dancers on screen, along with an ethnic rice and chicken dish and beverages. The club leader asked us to one-by-one give our… Continue reading Kardelen_Turkes(Blog#2(StudentLife))
This past week, I decided to do a bit more in depth research about the student clubs at Baruch College. Through the website and links I landed on the Student Organization page of the campus’ website. Ironically enough after my efforts to gather information about the clubs I was interested in, a lot of those… Continue reading Jessica Michel, Blog Post 1
On Friday, the 10th of February – I went to a trip with the Finance and Economics society to visit the Federal Reserve. It was such a beyond cool experience. I actually wasn’t even involved to go on the trip until Dhruv and Emma helped me get on the roster so shoutout to you both.… Continue reading Sam_Abrole – Blog Post #1
On Thursday the 16 there was an interesting fair going on, it was the “Diversity Career Expo”. Reaching the 14th floor was a hassle itself but what i was really not expecting was everyone wearing a suit. Wearing jeans and sneakers i looked like the odd one out. After taking a seat we were offered… Continue reading Mehdi_Chial (Blog Post #1)
After looking at the many club opportunities Baruch provided for students I decided to attend a club which peaked my interests, The Mock Trial club. I headed up to the 13th floor and entered room 130. I was instantly confused because the topics being discussed had little to no relation to law or trials. The… Continue reading John Prebble (Blog #1 Student Life)
One of the many popular aspects of Baruch College is its enriched and successful clubs. There is no club left which a person can wish for. And all of them are highly augmented. One of the most enhanced clubs is “Finance & Economics Society (FES) at Baruch College”. I had heard of this club before… Continue reading Mohammed_Nabil_Islam (Blog#1 Student Life)