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Columbia Mentoring Initiative Alumni and Graduate Application

Columbia Mentoring Initiative Alumni and Graduate Application 2015-2016

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Multicultural Affairs Graduation Cord Ceremony Registration (for students receiving cords)

Tuesday, May 7, 2019 * 2pm-4pm * Faculty House, Presidential Ballroom

The form is currently closed. If you need to update your registration, please email multicultural@columbia.edu.

Include the following information: UNI, spelling of your name (as you'd like it printed in the program), whether or not you can attend the ceremony, and (if attending) the phonetic spelling (pronunciation) of your name as you'd like it read during the ceremony.

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Multicultural Affairs Advisory Council Application: 2021–2022

The Multicultural Affairs Advisory Council (MAAC) is a collective of four distinct student advisory boards: Student of Color Advisory Board (SOCAB), Queer and Trans Student Advisory Board (QTAB), International Student Advisory Board (ISAB) and First-Generation and/or Low Income/ FLI Student Advisory Board (FAB).

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Under1Roof Make-Up Sessions

If you were not able to attend your scheduled Under1Roof session during NSOP, you have the opportunity to sign-up for one of the upcoming make-up sessions.

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Meet the Staff

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Subscription Form


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Audre Lorde @ Multicultural Affairs

A self-described "Black, Lesbian, Mother, Warrior, Poet," Audre Lorde LS'60 (1934-1992) utilized the power of her pen to articulate the critical intersections of race, cla

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Advocacy

Multicultural Affairs staff regularly meet with individual students, student leaders, and student groups.

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Additional Resources

As an institution, Columbia University is committed to the principles of equity and excellence. It actively pursues both, adhering to the belief that equity is the partner of excellence.