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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:

Residential Life

First Name

Last Name

Columbia

What is your current position?

In which area do you currently hold your position?

Where are you interested in being a Senior Resident Adviser?

Do you plan to study abroad during the 2015-2016 academic year?

Yes

Previous Residential Life Experience & Year

RA, West Campus (2012-2013); RA, Living Learning Center (2011-2012)

Motivation

Why do you want to be a Senior Resident Adviser next year?

Team Building

Detail some successes that you achieved this year in building a strong team amongst your current staff.

Hall Council

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?

Self-Reflection & Personal Growth

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?

Commitments

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.

FullName (Digital Signature)

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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Community Adviser Application

Full Name

Departments:

Residential Life

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Supplemental Funding Request for Thanksgiving Break 2013-2014

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.

Departments:

International Student Programs and Services

Contact Information

Name *

(First and Last)

School and Class *

(ex. CC '14, SEAS '15)

UNI *

E-mail *

Phone *

xxx-xxx-xxxx

Name(s) of anyone you are collaborating with

Name(s) and UNI(s) any other planner(s)

Event Information

Title *

Date *

Year

Month

Day

Only dates from November 27, 2013 to December 1, 2013 will be considered.

Start Time *

Hour

Minute

End Time *

Hour

Minute

Location of Program *

(With address if known)

Expected Number of Attendees *

Are you charging for this event? *

If Yes, how much? $

Event Description *

Budget Request

Detailed Expenses *

Please include the specific breakdown for: Program Related Expenses (room rental, equipment or AV, vendor services, movie rental, props, games, supplies, etc.); Food Expenses (meals for X number of people, refreshments for X number of people, Catering/Food Vendor expenses, etc.): Publicity/Advertisement Expenses (tickets, flyers, posters, etc.); Other expenses; List other funding sources, the amounts given, and the total amount you are requesting for each category.

Total Amount Requested * $

Please note that all marketing materials for your event must include the following statement: Students needing disability accommodations in order to attend/participate in this event must contact the Office of Disability Services at (212)854-2388 or disability@columbia.edu.

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Supplemental Funding Request for Winter Break 2013-2014

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.

Departments:

International Student Programs and Services

Contact Information

Name *

(First and Last)

School and Class *

(ex. CC '14, SEAS '15)

UNI *

E-mail *

Phone *

xxx-xxx-xxxx

Name(s) of anyone you are collaborating with

Name(s) and UNI(s) any other planner(s)

Event Information

Title *

Date *

Year

Month

Day

Only dates from December 21, 2013 to January 20, 2014 will be considered.

Start Time *

Hour

Minute

End Time *

Hour

Minute

Location of Program *

(With address if known)

Expected Number of Attendees *

Are you charging for this event? *

If Yes, how much? $

Event Description *

Budget Request

Detailed Expenses *

Total Amount Requested * $

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First Year Mentee Application 2015

Columbia Mentoring Initiative First Year Application

The Columbia Mentoring Initiative (CMI) is an inter-generational mentorship program administered through Multicultural Affairs (OMA) that connects historically underrepresented first year students with returning students (sophomores, juniors and seniors) from shared social identities, and all students with alumni. CMI provides students the opportunity to get involved in various "family trees" including Arab and Middle Eastern, Asian, Black, Indigenous, International, Latino, and LGBTQ.

Departments:

Multicultural Affairs