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.
Undergraduate Student Life advisers request that groups complete this form to better assist advisers with negotiating space reservations for student group events taking place during Fall 2022. Remember, you must submit your pre-calendaring submissions in Virtual EMS. Please review information about pre-calendaring on the UEM website. Your pre-calendaring requests must be submitted BEFORE you complete this 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:
There are many ways to get involved with Multicultural Affairs! See below for open opportunities, last updated Monday, April 15. "$" indicates paid positions.
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
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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