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CCSC and ESC Travel/Retreat Waiver

Please fill out this form completely in order to participate in the Student Councils' Retreat on Friday, September 28 and Saturday, September 29th to Frost Valley YMCA in Claryville, New York.

Confidentiality Notice: A digital copy of this form will be taken with the SDA advisors. Please note that this form contains confidential information and will be handled accordingly. The information contained in this form will be only used for emergencies only.

 

Departments: 
Medical Insurance: Students participating in overnight trips associated with a student organization are required to have adequate medical coverage. Please share the provider and policy number of the insurance plan you will be covered by during this period. It is the responsibility of the student to have proof of medical insurance on his/her person during the trip.
If a student is not 18 by the start of the trip, a hard copy of this form will need to be processed with a parent/guardian signature.
Please let us know of your dietary needs. If you observe Kosher or Halal dietary laws, please let us know if eating vegetarian meals are ok.
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Multicultural Affairs Advisory Council

The Multicultural Affairs Advisory Council (MAAC) is an advocacy group comprised of a broad representation of Columbia College and Columbia Engineering undergraduate students who work collectively

Panhellenic Association

The Panhellenic Association is the self-governing student organization that provides guidelines and support to its member sororites.

Unrecognized Organizations

If you and/or your student is interested in a fraternity or sorority that cannot be found on our website, it is likely that they

Our Recognized Chapters

Columbia University’s fraternity and sorority community is comprised of 28 chapters: 16 fraternities, 11 sororities and 1 co-ed organization.

Current Members

A strong community is created through the vision-driven and innovative thinking of a great leader.

Become a Member

The fraternity and sorority community at Columbia University welcomes potential new members to discover its three councils:

International Definitions

Columbia Definitions

The community at Columbia is inclusive of various definitions of the term “international student” to provide support and programming.

Parents and Families

Whether you live abroad or in the United States, issues like travel to campus, visa applications, what to pack, living on campus during school breaks, and how to stay in touch across time zones wil

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2920 Broadway
New York, NY 10027

Call: 212-854-3612

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