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International Graduation Celebration

Wednesday, May 7, 2:00–4:00 p.m. | World Room, Pulitzer Hall

This celebration of our global community is open to all undergraduate Columbia College and Columbia Engineering graduating seniors.

REGISTRATION and REGALIA ACCESSORIES: Graduate registration is now open. Guests may join through our  livestreaming option (see below).

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Multicultural Affairs

Multicultural Affairs Accessible Event Form

Multicultural Affairs seeks to create environments of access and affirmation for all bodies and minds. We offer our internal resources to best accommodate anyone who may want to participate in our programming. Please use this form to notify us of accessibility needs that we can meet within our office's means.

To allow us to best coordinate, we ideally request at least 3 business days' notice. We will do our best to accommodate all requests possible and/or get back in touch with you ahead of time.

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Multicultural Affairs
 
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Attend a ROOTED Dialogue

ROOTED (Respecting Ourselves & Others Through Empathy & Dialogue) is a group of trained facilitators dedicated to creating student-led spaces of solidarity, empathy and learning for members of the Columbia community to explore identity, power and privilege and how these forces impact experiences on campus and beyond.

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Multicultural Affairs

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Multicultural Graduation Celebrations: Honoring the Class of 2021

The following Class of 2021 graduates from Columbia College, Columbia Engineering, Barnard College, and School of General Studies are being honored through the long-standing campus tradition

Registration for Disability History (and Present) of New York City

Join Disability Justice @ Columbia to explore the disability history (and present) of New York City! We'll be joined by Warren Shaw, creator of DisabilityHistoryNYC.com, who will share his work to document the history of the disability movement in the city and will discuss current issues at the forefront of contemporary disability activism. Dinner will be served following the program.

The program will take place on Wednesday, April 13 from 6:00-7:30 p.m. in Lerner 505. 

More about Warren Shaw:

Departments: 
Multicultural Affairs

Trans Awareness Week 2021

Trans Awareness Week at Columbia University is a series of events dedicated to raising awareness and educating the Columbia community about the lives and experiences of transgender and nonbinary communities. The week sets out to celebrate, affirm and center transgender and nonbinary communities on campus and beyond.

We have an exciting week of events lined up, and you'll find event descriptions and registration links below. If you have any questions or issues with registration, please contact lgbtq@columbia.edu.

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LGBTQ @ Columbia
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2020 Trans Awareness Week Programming Board

Interested in being a part of the planning for Trans Awareness Week (TAW) 2020?  

Trans Awareness Week is a series of events that raise awareness and educate the Columbia community about the lives and experiences of transgender and non-binary communities. The week sets out to celebrate, affirm and center transgender and non-binary communities on campus and beyond. 

TAW will be hosted virtually this year and therefore, programming capability, funding and committee responsibilities are more limited than in a typical year. 

Departments: 
LGBTQ @ Columbia

Native Graduation

Native Graduation provides an intimate setting for family, friends, alumni, faculty, staff, and students to recognize the accomplishments of the graduates while embracing their new important roles as Columbia alumni.

Latinx Graduation

Latinx Graduation (formerly Raza Graduation) has a long-standing history within the university of celebrating the accomplishments of our undergraduate Latinx graduates, as well as recognizing the role that Latinx students have played in shaping Columbia’s landscape.  This ceremony provides an intimate setting for students, faculty, staff, alumni, family, and friends to honor the graduates, in addition to welcoming them into their important roles as Columbia and Barnard alumni.

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