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Pet Request Form
Students have the privilege of bringing a small pet, such as a fish or hamster, to the residences. Download this form and complete it for approval prior to bringing pets into the residence halls.
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Office of Alumni/ae Affairs
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.
