Black @ Barnard: Analyzing How Black Barnard Students Exist On CampusMain MenuBlack @ BarnardWhat is Black @ Barnard?Understanding the legacies of Black students on campusBlack @ Barnard: Who am I?Understanding the research through the lens of the researcherMediums in the ResearchSituating Black Barnard Students in Time and PlaceThe TimelineBlack Student DataGraphs and ChartsTotal Number of Students vs. Total Number of Black StudentsCharts and GraphsNumber of Black Students vs Total Numbers of StudentsPercentage of Black Students by Class Year Since ZoraCharts and GraphsCorinth J Jackson611884dd03f683edc74b84e15ece6c0aaa1a4d16Corinth Joy Jackson
1media/a49a4b2cdf0825f4f193158555436b1f.jpg2019-08-06T17:28:16-07:00What is Black @ Barnard?7Understanding the legacies of Black students on campusplain2021-02-08T20:55:27-08:00Black @ Barnard is a research project that aims to provide more of an understanding & accessibility to the historical legacies of Black student life at Barnard. This project has several goals: to collect all of the names of Black students who have existed on campus, to understand where Black students have came from, to help understand some of the challenges that Black students faced on and off of campus, and to recognize Black students who have had extraordinary success after and on campus. Another very important goal of this project is to make information about Black Barnard students more accessible. Information has been collected from physical and digital archival information about students on campus. This project will shed light on what being Black at Barnard means and hopes that each medium displayed can serve as a resource for the Barnard community at large.
