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Health + Safety

Health + Safety

On this page you will find information about policies that impact life in the residence halls. For the full policy text, we encourage you to review the Student Handbook below. The policies for life in the residence halls are derived from local, state, and federal law and are enforced to assure safety of the community.
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Bard’s Buildings and Grounds Department provides routine maintenance to prevent maintenance and mold concerns, and Bard’s Environmental Services Department cleans residence hall common areas on a daily basis. Buildings and residence hall rooms are inspected multiple times per year. If you believe that you have mildew or mold in your residence hall room, please complete a work order as soon as possible so the issue can be addressed as quickly and effectively as possible.

Student Handbook

Office of Alumni/ae Affairs

Anne Cox Chambers Alumni/ae Center
Phone: 845-758-7089
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: alums.bard.edu
 
All students who attended Bard College are automatically members of the Bard College Alumni/ae Association. The  Alumni/ae Association is led by the Bard College Alumni/ae Association Board of Governors, whose mission is to strengthen the Bard community by informing alumni/ae about the ongoing life of the College and its alumni/ae, promoting interactions between all alumni/ae, and encouraging lifelong connection, support, and loyalty to the College.
 
Alumni/ae Affairs works in conjunction with the Career Development Office and the Center for Civic Engagement to facilitate networking opportunities between students and alumni/ae through programs such as BardWorks and individual introduction, along with organizing and sponsoring alumni/ae returning for academic presentations, performances, and lectures.

The office has a vibrant social media presence on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Twitter, and LinkedIn, and their website, alums.bard.edu, contains information on special events for alumni/ae (alums.bard.edu/events), an alumni/ae directory, and other alumni/ae and reunion information. The office also produces Bard’s alumni/ae magazine, the Bardian (alums.bard.edu/bardian), which is available on campus and is sent to all alumni/ae. Students who are interested in seeing news about alumni/ae should look at Bardian Newsmakers (alums.bard.edu/news) or the Triangle (alums.bard.edu/triangle), Bard’s monthly alumni/ae newsletter written by Jane Brien ’89, director of Alumni/ae Affairs.

Alumni/ae Affairs welcomes contact from students interested in connecting with alumni/ae working in their field of interest, as well as students interested in finding out more about the College’s history and the legacy of its alumni/ae. The office is located in the Anne Cox Chambers Alumni/ae Center, directly opposite the main entrance to the College. Students may call 845-758-7089 or email [email protected] to make an appointment, or just stop by.