Senior Project Support

A prize awarded by the Lifetime Learning Institute, a continuing education program for senior citizens on the Bard campus, to support five undergraduates, one from each of the four College divisions and one from the Continuing Studies Program, in the preparation of their Senior Projects and named in honor of Dean Stuart Stritzler-Levine and his 50th anniversary at Bard College. 

In 1985, Professor Mario Bick established an endowed fund to support student research in Jewish studies. This fund, The Drs. Taula Siemiatycka Bick and Alexander Bick Fund, makes grants of up to $1200 available each year to assist students with research and scholarly development pertaining to Jewish studies. Students in all fields are eligible to apply, and applications should describe any relevant coursework in Jewish Studies.

An award given to one or more seniors who have moderated in American Studies, History or Environmental & Urban Studies to provide support for senior project research, including travel, materials, books and conference fees.

An award established by the Bard Center for the Study of Hate to support senior project research that examines human hatred and its manifestations and given to one or more seniors to provide support, including travel, materials, books, and fees. 

Awarded annually by the Human Rights Program faculty for the best Senior Project in human rights.