The Global Ambassador Program (GAP) is a international friendship program that aims to foster intercultural dialogues among Columbia's diverse student body, as well as connect students from different social identities, cultural backgrounds, and class years. It provides a safe(r) space for discussing topics such as culture shock, communication styles, intercultural conflict styles, social perceptions, and social (dis)comfort. GAP hosts monthly themed intercultural events.
Miss your ISOP OL group? Want to catch up with your ISOP friends? If so, come to the ISOP 2015 Reunion! The ISOP Reunion will be held on Friday, October 2, at Jed D. Satow Conference Room (5th floor) in Lerner Hall from 4:30 - 6:30 p.m. Food and non alcoholic refreshment will be served.
Please complete the ISOP 2015 Reunion R.S.V.P. from below by Wednesday, September 23, 11:59 p.m.
Interested in intercultural exchange? Ready to step out of your comfort zone to make new friends and/or learn new cultures? Planning to apply for an international internship?
The application is now closed. Applicants who submitted their applications prior to 9 am on March 2, 2015 should hear back from us in 3 weeks. For questions, please email ISOP@columbia.edu.
Multicultural Affairs is looking for a Graduate Student Coordinator for the undergraduate International Student Orientation Program (ISOP). Supporting the Director of Education, Outreach and International Student Support, the Coordinator is responsible for planning, devising, and managing components of ISOP for Summer 2015.
The Office of International Student Programs and Services (ISPS) is offering an opportunity for supplemental funding of events facilitated by members of the Residential Programs staff during the academic break. The funds are intended to provide ways for students to connect while on campus and in New York City during this period. ISPS encourages RP staff who will be on campus during Thanksgiving break (November 27, 2013 to December 1, 2013) to plan and offer events to those in the community who remain on campus.
The Office of International Student Programs and Services (ISPS) is offering an opportunity for supplemental funding of events facilitated by members of the Residential Programs staff during the academic break. The funds are intended to provide ways for students to connect while on campus and in New York City during this period. ISPS encourages RP staff who will be on campus during winter break (December 21, 2013 to January 20, 2014) to plan and offer events to those in the community who remain on campus.
