Application Deadline: Wed., April 8, 11:59 p.m.
A select number of GS students will be chosen to collaborate with Columbia faculty on part-time research projects during the summer.
Nomination Deadline: Fri., March 27, 12 p.m.
Students are invited to nominate their peers for Student Leadership Awards, which are presented to students who have distinguished themselves through their leadership and service on campus to both the GS community and the wider University community.
The Columbia School of General Studies is seeking two GS work study students to work as Student Life Office Assistants.
Lottery Deadline: Monday, March 16
Students will have the opportunity to invite a Columbia or Barnard faculty member to Marlow Bistro for dinner and conversation.
Application Deadline: Wed., Feb. 25, 5 p.m.
The New Student Orientation Program (NSOP) Social Events Coordinator will assist GS Student Life in the execution of GS-specific orientation events, and collaborate with partners to host other four-school events during Fall 2026 Orientation.
Application Deadline: Wed., Feb, 25.
Student veterans are invited to apply to be GS Veteran Peer Mentors for the 2026–27 academic year. This peer mentor program is designed to help incoming student veterans transition into academic life at General Studies, as well as offer support to all GS student veterans. Both U.S. and international student veterans, including those who have served in foreign military forces, are warmly encouraged to apply, as diverse experiences and perspectives strengthen our community.
Application Deadline: Fri., March 20
Students are invited to apply for a GS Peer Advisor position with the Dean of Students Office and Academic Resource Center.
The GS Office of Academic Affairs provides financial support for students conducting research under the mentorship of a Columbia-affiliated faculty member.
Application Deadline: Fri., Feb. 6
The GS Mentor Program invites incoming students to apply to be paired with a mentor, and returning students to apply to serve as mentors.
The Getting Things Done (GTD) workshop series offers an opportunity to build skills that will help students achieve academic and personal success, providing tips and techniques to break unhelpful habits.
The Pat Tillman Foundation has announced the opening of the annual application process for the Tillman Scholars Program for eligible military service members, veterans, and spouses.