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Black History Month Leadership Team Application Form

Black History Month (BHM), held every February, celebrates the rich cultural, historical and political contributions of the Black Diaspora.

Annually, BHM programming at Columbia includes an opening reception, panel discussions, film screenings, art shows and much more. These events are executed by the student-led BHM planning group.

Students interested in and enthusiastic about contributing their creativity and time toward the development of BHM are encouraged to apply by Friday, November 2 at 12:00 p.m.

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Fall 2017 CU on the First Holiday Walking Tour RSVP Form

Take a trip to the midtown to see the holiday lights! Join First-Gen @ Columbia as we take you to Top of the Rock

The trip will take place on December 8. The group will meet in Lerner Hall 505 at 3:00 p.m. If you do not depart with the group, you will not receive your free ticket.

This event is open to all first generation and/or low income undergraduate students. Space is limited; first-come, first-served.

To reserve your spot, you must fill out the form below and complete a waiver. 

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First-Gen@Columbia Presents: Inclusive Schools Week

This year, First-Gen@Columbia will celebrate Inclusive Schools Week, which is held each year during the first full week in December.

Since its inception in 2001, Inclusive Schools Week has celebrated the progress that schools have made in providing a supportive and quality education to an increasingly diverse student population. Join us for our inaugural week of programming centered on the first generation collegiate experience! Inclusive Schools Week will be December 4- 8. In schools where inclusive education flourishes, there is an inspirational, more positive culture.

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Global Ambassador Program Coordinator and Facilitator Application for Academic Year 2026-2027

The Global Ambassador Program (GAP) is a year-long international friendship program that aims to foster intercultural dialogue among Columbia's diverse student body. The program brings together students of different races, nationalities, classes, genders, sexual orientations, and class years. It provides a safer space for discussing topics such as culture shock, communication styles, intercultural conflict styles, social perceptions, and social (dis)comfort.

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Multicultural Affairs Student Coordinator Application (2026-27)

The five Multicultural Affairs Student Coordinators will be primarily charged with supporting the development and implementation of programming in Multicultural Affairs and specifically assigned to one of the following focus areas within the office (last updated January 20, 2026):

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LGBTQ @ Columbia

CU Safe Zone: Open Session Registration

Thank you for your interest in the CU Safe Zone program!

CU Safe Zone is a 3-hour training session that provides foundational knowledge needed to support and act in solidarity with LGBTQ+ communities at Columbia University.

If you have any questions about CU Safe Zone or the open sessions, please email lgbtqa@columbia.edu.

 

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