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Race, Steven
Fire and Safety Technician, B&G
Department(s): Physical Plant
E-mail: srace@bard.edu
Phone: 845-758-7349
Radigan, Christine
Academic Programs Assistant
Department(s): Bard Graduate Center
E-mail: radigan@bgc.bard.edu
Phone: 212-501-3078
Ramaley, Caroline
Academic Support Associate
Program(s): , BCEP
Department(s): Academic Resources, Bard Center for Environmental Policy, Master of Art in Teaching
E-mail: ramaley@bard.edu
Phone: 845-758-7145
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B.A., Middlebury College (summa cum laude); Ph.D. in 18th Century British Literature, University of Virginia. Taught basic and advanced composition, Shakespeare, and 18th and 19th-century British literature at UVA. Former Assistant to the Director of the UVA Science and Engineering Libraries. Currently also affiliated with Bard's Master of Arts in Teaching Program as an Academic Support Associate.
Ramsey, Laura
Staff Accountant
Department(s): Controller
Office: Physical Plant, Second Floor
E-mail: ramsey@bard.edu
Phone: 845-758-7519
Website: http://inside.bard.edu/campus/departments/payroll/
Randels, James
Visiting Instructor of Humanities for the Bard in New Orleans Program
Department(s): New Orleans Initiative
Phone: 504-982-0399
Ranville, Mara A.
Assistant Professor, BCEP
Program(s): BCEP
Department(s): Bard Center for Environmental Policy
Office: Hegeman Science Hall, 006
E-mail: ranville@bard.edu
Phone: 845-758-7321
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Assistant professor, Bard Center for Environmental Policy. Research interests focus on the biogeochemical cycling of contaminants in the environment, and include examining industrial emissions to the atmosphere and aquatic systems, the policy implications of crossborder transport of pollution, and environmental problems associated with economic geology. Recent fieldwork includes participation in a UNESCO–sponsored contaminant survey of the North Pacific Ocean, annual water-quality cruises in San Francisco Bay, and investigations of acid mine drainage in the Sierra Nevada Mountains. Governmental experience includes work with the U.S. Geological Survey and Michigan Department of Natural Resources. Five years of teaching and mentoring at the University of California at Santa Cruz in the environmental toxicology and earth science departments. Articles in Applied Geochemistry, G-cubed (Geochemistry, Geophysics, Geosystems), and Marine Chemistry. Member, American Geophysical Union and Northern California Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry. B.A., cum laude, Macalester College; Ph.D., University of California at Santa Cruz.
Reeves, Jennifer
Faculty, Milton Avery Graduate School of the Arts
Program(s): MFA Film/Video
Department(s): Milton Avery Graduate School of the Arts
Phone: 845-758-7481
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Film/Video. B.A., Bard College. Jennifer Reeves is a New York based filmmaker whose films have shown all over the world at international film festivals including: Berlin, Sundance, Vancouver, London, Toronto, New York, Seoul, and Rotterdam; the Robert Flaherty Seminar, Princeton University; Sun-dance Channel; and Museum of Modern Art. Her debut experimental feature, The Time We Killed (2004), was shown at the 2006 Whitney Biennial. Teaches part-time at Cooper Union, Millennium Film Workshop, and Bard College.
Regan, Marie
Visiting Assistant Professor of Film and Electronic Arts, Faculty, Language & Thinking Program
Program(s): Film and Electronic Arts, Language and Thinking Program
Office: Avery 331
E-mail: regan@bard.edu
Phone: 845-758-7652
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B.S., Georgetown University; M.F.A., Columbia University. Screenwriter, filmmaker. Selected public screenings: Maracuja/Passion Fruit, São Paulo International Film Festival (2002); Undertow, video installation for stage production of play by Strindberg, SUNY New Paltz (2002); Traveler (2001), screened at international film festivals and on Sundance Channel, 2000–06. Has taught at Hunter College, Columbia University, Barnard College, New York Film Academy at Harvard University. Recipient of Jane Geuting Camp Fellowship, Virginia Center for the Creative Arts (2005); MacDowell Colony for the Arts residency (2003), numerous prizes at film festivals. Faculty, Language and Thinking Program at Bard College. (2004– ) Visiting Assistant Professor of Film and Electronic Arts.
Reich, Murray R.
Professor Emeritus of Studio Arts
Phone: 845-758-6822
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B.F.A., City College of New York; M.F.A., Boston University. Solo exhibitions: Nova Gallery, Ward-Nasse Gallery, Boston; Max Hutchinson Gallery, Artist’s Space, American Academy of Arts and Letters, New York; Gallery A, Sydney, Australia; others. Work in collections of Whitney Museum of American Art, De Cordova Museum, Lannan Foundation, Cornell University, Boston University, Corcoran Gallery; U.S. General Services Administration mural commission, Federal Building, Memphis, Tennessee (1980). National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship (1980); Guggenheim Fellowship. (1967–97) Professor Emeritus of Studio Arts.
Reichardt, Kelly
Visiting Assistant Professor of Film and Electronic Arts
Program(s): Film and Electronic Arts
E-mail: reichard@bard.edu
Phone: 845-758-6822
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B.F.A., School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Tufts University. Filmmaker. Recent screenings at Film Forum, Museum of Modern Art, Lincoln Center Walter Reade Theater, Cinema Village, Anthology Film Archives, and Sundance, Rotterdam, Torino, Tribeca, and Chicago Underground film festivals, among many others. Recipient, Guggenheim Fellowship (2009); Los Angeles Film Critics Award, Best Experimental Film (2006); nominated for John Cassavetes Award (2007) and Best Feature, Gotham Awards (2007). Has taught at New York University, SUNY Buffalo, Columbia University, School of Visual Arts. (2006– ) Visiting Assistant Professor of Film and Electronic Arts.
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