If selected, you will have the opportunity to facilitate both the Responsible Community at Columbia (RC@C) and Live Well | Learn Well programs during New Student Orientation Programs (NSOP). This training and facilitation offers an opportunity to learn about alcohol and other drug issues, stress management and healthy lifestyle behaviors, to speak to incoming first-years about managing their choices as they transition into the Columbia community, and to participate as a campus leader throughout the year on outreach initiatives to create a smart, safe, responsible, and well community at Columbia…
The Institute for Israel and Jewish Studies is launching a Holocaust Study Fellowship this spring. IIJS Fellows in Holocaust Study will have the opportunity to receive funds for study, independent research, and to support student-initiated programming as a supplement to approved courses teaching the history, culture, and literature of the Holocaust. In addition, GS students may be additionally eligible for full tuition support for the related courses.The application deadline is Friday, January 31.
The GS Student Lounge will be closed Sat., Dec. 21 - Sat., Dec. 28. Learn more about additional on-campus study spaces.
GS students looking for an interesting spring 2020 course should consider ENGL UN3738: Philanthropy and Social Difference. Taught by GS Dean of Academic Affairs Victoria Rosner, this course is for anyone interested in how philanthropy changes the lives of both donors and recipients – for better and for worse.
Students are invited to celebrate Native American Heritage Month (NAHM) by attending events throughout the month of November.
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Students are invited to join Dean Rosen-Metsch and members of the GS staff for festive food and refreshments and a dramatic reading of turkey poems submitted by students and staff to welcome the holiday weekend.
Event Date and Time
Wed., Nov. 6, 7 - 10 p.m.
Event Location
David H. Koch Theater at Lincoln Center
20 Lincoln Center Plaza
Event Description
Students are invited to join CAA Arts Access and General Studies Alumni Association for Paul Taylor: Celebrate the Dancemaker featuring the Paul Taylor Dance Company in a tribute to its founder, who died in 2018. The engagement marks the Company's first Lincoln Center Season under Artistic Director Michael Novak '09GS.
Paul Taylor American Modern Dance will return to the David H. Koch Theater at Lincoln Center from October 29 to November 17…
Position Description
The Columbia Business School is seeking a student to assist a visually impaired Professor teaching in the Management Division. The student will be responsible for the daily management and operation of the academic and project needs required by the Professor. The student will work independently as well as in conjunction with other key stakeholders to meet departmental objectives. S/he will collaboratively work with various senior level faculty, staff, and students across the school.
Responsibilities Include:
- Managing all administrative needs for the…
Students are invited to be part of an education campaign and naloxone training initiative across undergraduate student groups and staff. As a Registered Opioid Overdose Prevention Program, recognized by New York City and State Departments of Health, Columbia Health is offering Naloxone education and training to the Columbia community to recognize signs of unintentional and life-threatening opioid overdose and administer the life-saving medication Naloxone that reverses the effects of an opioid overdose. Upon completion of the training, participants will receive a naloxone kit and a $20 gift card…
Students are invited to celebrate Queer Awareness Month by attending events throughout the month of October.
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Whether you’re starting to think about that mid-term paper or are curious about the multitude of resources that librarians and the libraries offer, students are invited to meet one of our own Columbia University librarians right in the GS lounge.
The Office of Hillary Rodham Clinton is now accepting applications for fall interns to join our New York City office. The internship will run from September to December, though start and end dates are negotiable, and require a minimum of 12 hours per week. Undergraduate students of all majors are encouraged to apply. Arrangements can be made with the student’s school for course credit.
Interns will provide support to staff, assisting with work on a wide range of projects. Work will include but will not be limited to: compiling press clips, monitoring social media, conducting research, drafting…