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212-854-4350. jkaye@barnard.edu. Joel Kaye, Ann Whitney Olin Professor of History, joined the Barnard faculty in 1992. In addition to his teaching duties in the department of history, Professor Kaye is affiliated with Barnard's medieval and Renaissance studies program. He has taught such courses as "Medieval Intellectual Life," "Introduction to ...
Economic History US. Please follow this link for the data used for this workshop (Mortality rates across 5 US cities, 1802-1920). Here is a link to access Social Explorer's Professional Plan through Columbia. You can also find extra materials (presentation, links) for the Social Explorer/Spatial Analysis workshop using this link.
1. To provide a complete chemical education through coursework, laboratory training, and research experience. 2. To develop scientific literacy among Barnard students through a vigorous study of chemistry and biochemistry. 3. To help students develop skills in critical thinking and analysis, written and oral communication, chemical literature ...
The European Studies program at Barnard College enables students to combine disciplinary approaches to the study of Europe. Students ground themselves in a core discipline (history, political science, anthropology, sociology, theater, and philosophy, among others) that provides them with methodological expertise.
20 nov 2023 · Barnard’s Empirical Reasoning Center has grown exponentially over the decade — from a lab with part-time staff to a thriving resource for faculty, students, staff, and the community beyond the College’s gates. February 22, 2023. History.
Core Courses: Asian Humanities UN1399 Colloquium on Major Texts. Middle East & South Asia MDE UN3000 Theories of Culture: Middle East and South Asia. Two of the following courses: Asian Civ.-Middle East UN2001 Introduction to Major Topics in Asian Civ.: The Middle East and India. Asian Civ.-Middle East UN2003 Introduction to Islamic Civilizations.
HIST BC1101 EUROPEAN HISTORY 1500-1789. 4.00 points. Political, economic, social, religious, and intellectual history of early modern Europe, including the Renaissance, Reformation and Counter-Reformation, absolutism, Scientific Revolution, and Enlightenment. Fall 2024: HIST BC1101. Course Number. Section/Call Number.
