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Thanksgiving Break Program Evaluation

Thank you for hosting programming during the Thanksgiving Break supplemented by the Office of International Student Programming and Services. We hope you found the funding useful to carry out your program and appreciate receiving feedback about your event.
Departments: 
Contact Information
(First and Last)
(ex. CC '14, SEAS '15)
xxx-xxx-xxxx
Please include both Name and UNI of anyone you worked with
Event Information
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(With address if known)
Enter your best estimate of the exact number of attendees who participated in the majority of the program. (If someone stopped by for a few minutes, please do not count this number in your total.) Do not enter a numeric range as we will ask for a specific number when we follow-up.
This should include an itemized list and actual cost of each expenditure so we can determine the true cost of your event versus your initial proposal.
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Senior Resident Adviser Application

To apply to be a Senior Resident Adviser you must be a CC or SEAS undergraduate student with gauranteed housing and at least one year of Resident Adviser experience at Columbia University.

Applications are due by 12:00 p.m. on Monday, January 5, 2015

Individual interviews will be conducted on a rolling basis starting December 2, 2014 through January 21, 2015. Decisions will be made and candidates will be notified by 5:00 p.m. on January 23, 2015.

Departments: 
RA, West Campus (2012-2013); RA, Living Learning Center (2011-2012)
Why do you want to be a Senior Resident Adviser next year?
Detail some successes that you achieved this year in building a strong team amongst your current staff.
Please share with us your motivations for wanting to work with Hall Council. How can you, as a Senior RA support them in their success?
Describe a time when you had a miscommunication or disagreement with someone. How did you work to resolve that issue? What did you learn about yourself from this experience?
Detail other time commitments you plan to have while assuming the responsibilities of a SRA next year. Provide the title, organization, and time commitment, and explain how you will manage these activities while you are also serving in the SRAA role.
By submitting this application, I affirm that the facts set forth in it are true and complete. I understand that if I am chosen as a Community Adviser, any false statements, omissions, or other misrepresentations made by me on this application may result in my immediate dismissal.
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Residential Life

Commuter Guest Application

CC/SEAS students who would like to host a non-residential (commuter) undergraduate CC or SEAS student should submit the following application for review.

Process:

Once a CC/SEAS residential host student submits this application, the information will be reviewed by Residential Programs, Housing and Office of Judicial Affairs to confirm all information is correct and the non-residential undergraduate student is eligible to swipe into the residence hall where his/her host resides. 

Departments: 
Host Information
Guest Information
Statements of Understanding
I understand that I am responsible for the actions of my guest while he/she is in the residence hall, irrespective of my presence during a particular incident or concern, and may result in disciplinary action for me and/or my guest.
I understand my guest should abide by policies as outlined in the Guide to Living, available on the Columbia Housing website: http://housing.columbia.edu/
I have reviewed the policies outline in the Guide to Living with my non-residential guest.
I acknowledge that I am a currently enrolled undergraduate student in Columbia College or School of Engineering and Applied Science in good University standing. I understand that I must remain in good University standing in order to host a non-residential guest. I agree that my academic and disciplinary status may be verified by the Center for Student Advising and the Office of Judicial Affairs and Community Standards.
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Brownstone Event Registration Request Form

Any event in a University Brownstone meeting one or more of the following criteria must be registered through Residential Life and/or Multicultural Affairs:

Departments: 
Please enter your Columbia or Barnard email containing your UNI
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Note that backyard access is only permitted on Saturdays and Sundays from 12pm-3pm. Amplified sound is not permitted in the backyards.
Please note that events may not include more than 74 individuals.
Files must be less than 2 MB.
Allowed file types: doc docx xls xlsx.
An event review may be required based on the number of participants, backyard use, attendance of non-CUID guests, and/or concerns from past events. This event review will also determine if a walk-through is required prior to the event.
Required Compliance
In order to host an event, each chapter must be in compliance with NY State law, university policies, national fraternity insurance guidelines, and the University’s Alcohol and Drug Policy.
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Professor Kymissis

Professor Ioannis (John) Kymissis is the Faculty-in-Residence for the Living Learning Center (LLC).  With his wife, Carissa Kymissis and their four children, the Kymissis’s live in Hartley Hall.

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RHLO Application

Welcome to the RHLO Application page!  Please fill out all of the information requested, as well as make sure to upload a current copy of your resume.

Applications will be accepted up until 11:59pm on Sunday, September 15th.

Once you complete your application, you will receive a confirmation email.

If there are any questions, please email rhlo@columbia.edu

Departments: 
In addition to your application, please upload a current resume.
Files must be less than 1 MB.
Allowed file types: gif jpg jpeg png doc docx .pdf.
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I am applying to one of Columbia's graduate schools. Who can I contact with questions?

If you are applying to one of Columbia University’s graduate programs, you can search the University admissions website by for the appropriate contact page. If you need to locate a program please search by school or department.

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