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You're making a difference! By giving to our Annual Fund, you empower us to remain at the forefront of education no matter what challenges arise, provide financial aid to our students who need it most, and attract and retain top faculty who are thought leaders in progressive education. One-time. monthly. Choose a one-time amount. $500. $200 ...
Kristen Worrell. Director of Development and Alumni Relations. kworrell@bankstreet.edu 212-875-4556.
By giving to our Annual Fund, you empower us to remain at the forefront of education no matter what challenges arise, provide financial aid to our students who need it most, and attract and retain top faculty who are thought leaders in progressive education. One-time. monthly. Choose a one-time amount. $500. $250.
mhahn@bankstreet.edu 212-961-3324. Marcela Hahn joined Bank Street as the Vice President for Development, leading the development team’s efforts to increase resources for the College. Marcela has over 20 years of fundraising experience. She previously served as the AVP for Strategic Partnerships at CARE, a leading humanitarian organization ...
Javier Persad is the manager of institutional giving in the Development and Alumni Relations Office. Prior to Bank Street, Javier worked at a national policy and advocacy organization whose mission is grounded in elevating teachers’ voices in the policies that matter most to them and their students. Javier previously spent…
9 de nov. de 2023 · Bank Street Education is a private graduate school in Manhattan, New York in the New York City Area. It has a small graduate student body with an enrollment of 549 graduate students. Of the 9 graduate programs offered at Bank Street College of Education, only 1 is offered online or through graduate distance education programs. 54% of its graduate students are part-time graduate students.
Bank Street is proud that 87% of its graduates remain in the field of education and 87% feel more confident in their specialty than comparison professionals. A Growing Field According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), employment of child, family, and school social workers, which includes Child Life Specialists, is projected to grow 7% from 2018 to 2028.
