Ongoing Events
French Language Table: Join us every Thursday, 12:30–1:30pm, for weekly language practice in the President's Room in Kline
For information, contact Odile Chilton ochilton@bard.edu
News
•Congratulations to Edgar Najera '19 who was selected to be part of the 2021-2022 TAPIF team (Teaching Assistant Program in France).
•Hannah Nichols '22 is spending the fall 2021 semester studying in Paris with the CUPA program.
•Nicole Parides '22 and Duncan McDonald' 23 are also heading to Paris this fall 2021, to pursue their studies with the Institute for Field Education (IFE). We wish them all the best!
French Language Table: Join us every Thursday, 12:30–1:30pm, for weekly language practice in the President's Room in Kline
For information, contact Odile Chilton ochilton@bard.edu
News
•Congratulations to Edgar Najera '19 who was selected to be part of the 2021-2022 TAPIF team (Teaching Assistant Program in France).
•Hannah Nichols '22 is spending the fall 2021 semester studying in Paris with the CUPA program.
•Nicole Parides '22 and Duncan McDonald' 23 are also heading to Paris this fall 2021, to pursue their studies with the Institute for Field Education (IFE). We wish them all the best!
Bard College Student Wins Prestigious Study Abroad Scholarship
Rising junior Maxwell Toth ’22, a joint French and American studies major, has been awarded a Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship for study abroad. Max was awarded $4,000 toward his studies in Paris with the Institute for Field Education, a program that matches undergraduates with international internships aligning with their academic interests.
Bard College Student Wins Prestigious Study Abroad Scholarship
“I’m really honored to have received the Gilman Scholarship,” says Max. “As someone who’s barely traveled outside their home region of New England, studying abroad has been a dream of mine for quite some time.”
Max had originally planned to study abroad this fall, but due to the COVID-19 pandemic he chose to defer his plans to the spring and return to Annandale instead. This fall, he’s taking “a nice smorgasbord of courses,” ranging from The Philosophy of Jean-Paul Sartre to Contagion: Rumor, Heresy, Disease, and Financial Panic. Outside the classroom, he’ll continue his work as a Peer Counselor, campus tour guide, and Bard nursery school aide—“You can see I wear many hats on campus!”
“Regardless of how my semester abroad may be altered due to the pandemic, I am very excited,” Max says. “Beyond the City of Light, I really want to hop a train to Salzburg at some point and take the ‘Sound of Music’ tour—provided travel restrictions have loosened up by then!”
Post Date: 07-28-2020