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Who can apply to participate in JADE?

All current first-year undergraduate students in Columbia College, Columbia Engineering and Barnard College are eligible to apply for the program. Students must have completed all their New Student Orientation Program (NSOP) programming requirements to participate. All majors are encouraged to apply, as we want to focus on students who have had minimal exposure to the startup and tech ecosystem of New York.

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What will JADE look like in person?

Participants will still have the opportunity to connect and network with featured companies through virtual and in-person visits, panels, and Q&A sessions. Current employees and past JADE alumni in the workforce will be featured. JADE is a great opportunity for establishing industry and mentorship connections. Fun bonding activities will be led by current upperclassmen so participants can meet each other and form lasting friendships!

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Jumpstarting Aspiring Developers and Entrepreneurs

The 2025 Jumpstarting Aspiring Developers and Entrepreneurs program will take place over the course of a week in January, be

2021 International Student Orientation Program (ISOP) Coordinator Application

International Student Orientation Program (ISOP) summer coordinators are undergraduate students in Columbia College or Columbia Engineering who assist Multicultural Affairs and International @ Columbia in welcoming first-year international undergraduate students to Columbia University. ISOP coordinators play an integral role in shaping a positive orientation experience and preparing new international students to achieve a successful beginning to their Columbia University career. This position is open to domestic and international students.

NASPA Undergraduate Fellows Program

Looking for an opportunity for one-on-one mentoring from an experienced Student Affairs professional?

2016 Application for International Student Orientation Program (ISOP)

The International Student Orientation Program is designed to help first-year international students in Columbia College (CC) and The Fu Foundation School of Engineering and Applied Science (SEAS) comfortably transition into the Columbia University community before the New Student Orientation Program week.

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Senior Week Events Subsidized Ticket Request Form

Columbia College and Columbia Engineering undergraduate students may qualify for financial assistance to cover the full cost of Senior Gala and Senior Brunch tickets. A limited number of full and partial fee waivers are available to students who demonstrate financial need, as verified through the Office of Financial Aid and Educational Financing.   Priority will be given to students with the highest levels of financial need.

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Residential Life Organizations and Programs

Within the residence hall communities, Columbia College and Columbia Engineering students are able to hold leadership positions, partner with Faculty and execute programs and events based on

Global Ambassador Program Coordinator and Facilitator Application for Academic Year 2025-2026

The Global Ambassador Program (GAP) is a year-long international friendship program that aims to foster intercultural dialogue among Columbia's diverse student body. The program brings together students of different races, nationalities, classes, genders, sexual orientations, and class years. It provides a safer space for discussing topics such as culture shock, communication styles, intercultural conflict styles, social perceptions, and social (dis)comfort.

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Multicultural Affairs Student Coordinator Application

The five Multicultural Affairs Student Coordinators will be primarily charged with supporting the development and implementation of programming in Multicultural Affairs and specifically assigned to one of the following focus areas within the office:

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