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Walking Tour: Harlem Renaissance, Women and Civil Rights

The very existence of Harlem, an African American enclave in the midst of America's shimmering Manhattan metropolis, is a radical statement. Because of its diversity, attracting people of African descent, from not only rural America but also the Caribbean and South America, created a vast cultural and informed community in numbers greater then any other American city. The tour will cover how this critical mass supported political thought and social activism through their churches and civic organizations.

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Request 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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Under1Roof Student Coordinator Application

Multicultural Affairs is looking for up to three dynamic returning student facilitators to help lead Under1Roof dialogues for incoming first-year students during the New Student Orientation Program (NSOP) in the role of student coordinator. The student coordinators will join the core planning team as part of Multicultural Affairs.

To complete the application process, you must fill out the form below, and then you be contacted by a Multicultural Affairs staff member to set-up your individual interview. 

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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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Multicultural Affairs Advisory Council (MAAC) First-Year Representative Application

Are you a first-year student interested in joining the Multicultural Affairs Advisory Board (MAAC)? The deadline to apply is Wednesday, September 14th at 12:00 p.m. (noon).

The Multicultural Affairs Advisory Council (MAAC) is a collective of four distinct student advisory boards. Learn more about MAAC's advisory boards, mission and purpose.

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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.

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Advocacy for LGBTQ Students

Multicultural Affairs ensures that all student concerns are heard and helps students to determine what course of action is available to them to resolve their concern.

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