Dear Students,
We are reaching out to our Barnard student
community in light of the takeover of Hamilton Hall this morning. This
is a time of great upheaval, and we recognize that what is happening may
elicit a range of responses. We are providing additional support for
your emotional, academic and overall well-being as described below:
The Rosemary Furman Counseling Center:
Furman Counseling Center is located on the first floor of Hewitt Hall
Hours: Monday through Friday 9am to 5pm
Walk-in hours 10am to 4pm or call 212-854-2092
All other appointments as previously scheduled
Primary Care Health Services:
PCHS is located in Reid Lower Level (Basement)
Hours: Monday through Friday 9am to 5pm
Walk-in hours 10am to 4pm or call 212-854-2091
Other appointments as scheduled previously
Wellness Spot:
The Wellness Spot is located at 119 Reid Hall (first floor of the Quad)
Staff Open Hours: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 1pm to 4pm
Drop-in hours at Altschul Atrium today 1pm to 4pm
Deans’ Office for Advising and Support (Class Deans):
Students with an academic issue or who
don’t know where to go are encouraged to reach out to their class dean
by accessing this site https://barnard.edu/doas/staff, which includes links to individual youcanbookme sites for deans. If you cannot find an appointment online, please email dos@barnard.edu, and someone in the dean’s office will fit you in to an appointment as soon as possible.
Student Experience and Engagement:
Student Experience and Engagement (SEE),
located on the 3rd floor of the Diana Center, invites students to drop
in from 10:30am - 3pm Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday for snacks and
community.
Center for Engaged Pedagogy (CEP):
CEP will hold drop-in hours for students
in 126 Milstein with snacks and study supplies from 2-4pm on Wednesday,
May 1 and Thursday, May 2 and 10am-12pm on Friday, May 3. Please also
reach out to the CEP directly at pedagogy@barnard.edu (or by contacting a CEP staff member)
if you have questions about where to go or who to contact about your
questions navigating the end of the year. The CEP is there to support
you as students (e.g., with studying strategies under challenging
circumstances) and as people (e.g., how to prioritize self and community
care).
Please know that we are here to help and support you and we will remain in close contact with updates as we learn more.
Take good care,
Marina Catallozzi, MD, MSCE
Vice President for Health & Wellness
Chief Health Officer
Barnard College
