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.
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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.
Earlier today, Dean Rosner sent the following message to GS students regarding the Pass/D/Fail policy for the spring 2021 semester.
On Friday, February 12, the following message was sent to all GS students regarding an important update for students planning to travel (this includes travel during the March 1-5 spring break.)
The Columbia University Center for Veteran Transition and Integration (CVTI) is seeking an intern to work directly with the CVTI Executive Director to coordinate programming, research and outreach initiatives in support of the Columbia-wide community of military-connected students.
A new COVID-19 testing protocol will go into effect for GS students living in Columbia Residential starting the week of February 15, 2021. This protocol will closely align with the testing requirements for undergraduates in residence across Columbia’s campus.
Students thinking about making a change to their schedule are invited to reach out to the GS Peer Advisors for support.
The Columbia Global Centers are located in nine countries and provide the University with a worldwide network of expertise that facilitates engagement, research, and learning for students, faculty, and the public.
Earlier today, Dean Rosen-Metsch sent the following message to GS students regarding the spring 2020 semester.
To support students in the beginning of the spring 2021 semester, the ARC is offering walk-in tutoring and coaching during the first two weeks of the semester.
Given the unprecedented and unexpected continuation of the pandemic and its effect on students and campus life, the School of General Studies is announcing the opportunity to apply for a one-time emergency grant paid directly to students.