Student and Family Support
Alfred Lerner Hall, Suite 601
2920 Broadway
New York, New York 10027
Phone: 212-854-2446
Email: ugrad-family@columbia.edu
Stephanie N. King, LMSW, Associate Dean for Student Intervention & Family Engagement
I provide support to students who are working through medical and psychological concerns, life traumas, and other barriers that may impede their success. I am available to meet one-on-one with students to better understand a challenge they may be experiencing and develop an individualized plan utilizing the many supportive resources Columbia has to offer. Most importantly, I am an advocate for students, and my door is always open to provide empathetic support.
Phone: 212-854-2446
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Victoria Malaney-Brown, Ph.D., Director of Academic Integrity
I oversee academic integrity initiatives programming, orientation, workshops, Integrity Week, and the management of educational integrity cases. My office provides support to students who are learning from mistakes and encourages them to make good ethical decisions. Together, we focus on creating action plans for student success. Please don’t hesitate to connect with me for opportunities to engage at ugrad-integrity@columbia.edu.
Phone: 212-854-2446
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JoAnn Egan Neil, Student and Family Liaison, Assistant Director of Administrative Operations
I’m here to welcome you, answer questions, or just listen - over the phone, in person, or email. Proud parent of three college graduates, and an undergraduate at Columbia myself, I can relate to your concerns. Please let me know how I can help.
Neffertia Tyner, Associate Director for Student Wellness
April Neal, Associate Director for Parent & Family Engagement
I am here to help students and their families navigate the highs and lows of their Columbia journey with care, connection, clarity and compassion. Whether a student is facing a personal challenge, adjusting to change, or simply needs guidance, I am here to ensure that they never feel alone in the process. I work closely with campus partners to connect students to the right resources and help families understand how to best support your loved one while fostering their independence and growth. That being said, please feel free to grab a hot cup of coffee (or tea) and meet with me here or in person. Chat soon!