Students are invited to apply for Columbia University Interschool Fellowships -- funds that are not limited to specific schools or colleges, but have been donated to support students who meet specific criteria. The deadline to apply is Friday, July 31.
On June 2, 2020, Dean Mary C. Boyce, Ph.D. (The Fu Foundation School of Engineering and Applied Science,) Dean Lisa Rosen-Metsch (School of General Studies,) and Dean James J. Valentini (Columbia College) sent the following message to undergraduate students regarding recent anti-Black violence.
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Students applying for institutional financial aid for the 2020-2021 academic year are advised to submit all of the required forms as soon as possible, and no later than Friday, May 1.
Many graduate programs pushed back their application deadlines. Students are invited to check the following list to ensure their respective program deadline has not passed.
Students are invited to check into a virtual study hall organized by the Academic Resource Center (ARC) to receive peer support and with accountability and general study strategies heading into the finals period.
Students, especially those contemplating future graduate school and educational plans, are invited to attend this event hosted by Tiffany Decker, Senior Assistant Dean of Academic Affairs.
On April 16, 2020 Dean Rosen-Metsch sent the following message to GS students to provide an update about summer courses and GS Class Day.
Students are reminded to log into SSOL and ensure their current local mailing address, phone number, as well as the information for their emergency contact ("Emergency Address") is up to date.
The ARC is excited to announce that our CU Librarians in Residence partnership will continue this spring via Zoom. Schedule an appointment using the online appointment system to meet with a research librarian for support on any aspect of your research project, from initial project conception to citation management to deep dives into the archives and everything in between.
Columbia University Asian Pacific American Heritage Month (CU APAMH) commits itself to organizing a wide range of programs for the month of April to bring broader awareness of the Asian American/APIA community and its rich history to the Columbia campus.
Every year, CU APAHM recognizes the month of April by focusing on programming that celebrates the culture, investigates the issues, and showcases the talents of Asian Pacific Islander Americans within and beyond our community.
APAHM is inclusive of all racial, cultural, ethnic, gender, and sexual identities.
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GS undergraduate students and alumni are invited to attend the online Graduate School Advising (GSA) Workshop Series which helps students become familiar with the application process; explore potential programs; and begin to develop concrete deliverables such as timelines, personal statements, standardized test prep schedules, and more. Graduate School Advising (GSA) Workshop Series will also assist students with determining which graduate school programs meets their individual circumstances, needs, and goals; and provide a better understanding of the highly competitive world…