A club’s culture can impact everything from how meetings are run, to the kinds of traditions you embrace. Find out how you can influence the culture of your organization to see positive changes, regardless of your level of responsibility!
Undergraduate Student Life advisors request that groups complete the Pre-Calendaring Additional Information Form in order to better assist advisors with negotiating space reservations for student group events taking place during Fall 2018. Remember, your Pre-Calendaring submission in Virtual EMS must be submitted BEFORE you complete the Pre-Calendaring Additional Information Form. Please review information about pre-calendaring on the UEM website.
Thank you for your interest in being a Visiting and Exchange Student Orientation Leader!
Orientation Leaders (OLs) are role models as well as sources of support and information for new students. They play a major role in facilitating the adjustment of new students to the Columbia community. Visiting and Exchange students attend Columbia for one semester or one year depending on their program. They come from both domestic and international institutions and rely on Orientation Leaders to help them transition quickly into the Columbia community.
Any event in a University Brownstone meeting one or more of the following criteria must be registered through Residential Life and/or the Office of Multicultural Affairs (OMA):
Undergraduate councils and recognized Student Groups on the Morningside Campus (ABC, CI, Club Sports, IGC, MGC, and SGB) may host charity drives in several designated lobbies upon advisor approval.
Guidelines
Charity Drives May Only Be Permitted in the Following Lobbies:
East Campus
Wien
Furnald
John Jay
Broadway
Schapiro
Each box should also include a sign/label including (DO NOT tape signs to painted walls): Student organization name & group contact email