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.
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.
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.
The Residence Hall Leadership Organization (RHLO) is a campus-wide group that aims to promote community among our residential population, advocate for the needs of residents and liaise with U
Residential Programs and Judicial Affairs and Community Standards are responsible for holding students accountable for behavior that is inconsistent with community values or policies. Depending on
Whether you are placed in a Carman double, share bathrooms or lounge space in John Jay, Furnald, or Wallach, or live in a suite in Hartley, you will learn the importance of community agreements and
The end of the academic year provides an opportunity to reflect on the acheivements we've made as a team and to honor a number of individuals who have consistently displayed extraordinary commitment to the vision and mission of Residential Life. The awards reflect our vision statement: To Involve. To Inspire. To Transform. Please see the description of the awards below:
This form is used to register all recruitment and intake related events. Recruitment and intake events must be registered with the Fraternity and Sorority Life staff five business days prior to event.
