The School of General Studies is seeking a student to work as a digital content assistant.
Application Deadline: Mon., Sept. 27
Start Date: ASAP
Registration is open to all students for the fall 2021 six week zero-point workshop in Narrative Medicine; GS UN0007, Section 001, Call Number 18896 - "Narrative Medicine Workshop."
On Tuesday, August 10, all GS students received the following message regarding the Columbia University COVID-19 mandate.
Students are invited to participate in the upcoming Summer Workshop Series (Tues., July 20 – Mon., Aug. 2). These virtual workshops are an opportunity to refresh and build skills, assess personal growth, and plan for success.
Earlier today, Dean Rosen-Metsch sent the following message to GS students regarding the Chauvin verdict and anti-Black racism.
Earlier today, Dean Rosen-Metsch sent the following message to GS students regarding the Columbia GS Student Support Initiative.
The College of Arts and Sciences is seeking nominations for The Lenfest Distinguished Columbia Faculty Award to recognize exceptional full-time faculty members.
Nomination Deadline: Fri., April 30, 5 p.m. ET
Please help us improve the way we post and circulate important information to all GS students. All participants will be entered for the opportunity to win one of twenty $25 Amazon gift cards.
Form Submission Deadline: Monday, April 5, 11:59 p.m. ET
On March 18, 2021, Dean Rosen-Metsch sent the following message to all GS students regarding the anti-Asian attacks in Atlanta earlier this week.
EVQLV, an artificial intelligence-enabled technology company that is accelerating biologics discovery (and was co-founded by a GS alumnus), is seeking to hire GS students for its paid internship program, which blends real-world experience with an extensive overview of artificial intelligence, antibody drug development, and the biopharma industry—with knowledgeable mentors providing guidance as you gain professional hands-on experience. The streamlined application process involves simply providing a copy of your resume or a link to your LinkedIn profile—please read the available…
All Columbia University undergraduate students, faculty, and staff who access campus are required to participate in the ongoing random surveillance testing program. Each week, a new random sample (at present 10%) of those accessing campus is selected and notified by email of a required test.