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A Reflection on Toni Morrison's Life and Works

The Butler Banner Project, in collaboration with Undergraduate Student Life and Women of Color Collective, is hosting a series of events to honor Toni Morrison.

The events below are cosponsored by Undergraduate Student Life. For more events related to The Butler Banner Project, please visit: butlerbanner.com/events

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Applications for spring orientation leaders are now open!

Want to help welcome our new Visiting and Exchange students to Columbia? Apply to become a spring orientation leader by Sunday, October 27 at 11:59 p.m.

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Peer Academic Skills Consultants Profiles

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Disability Justice Focus Group

What do you wish the Columbia University community understood about disability, accessibility and ableism? Multicultural Affairs is looking for a small group of student volunteers who have experience and/or interest in disability justice activism to participate in a one-hour focus group. Participants will be asked to share their experiences around disability, accessibility and ableism on campus and in the larger community to inform the development of a new disability justice workshop curriculum and accessible event-planning guide. Lunch will be served!

Departments:

Multicultural Affairs

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Anticipated Year of Graduation *

Note: Participation is open to all Columbia University students, but we will give priority to those from Columbia College and Columbia Engineering.

Enter your anticipated year of graduation. *

Participant Questions

Why would you like participate in this focus group? *

Do you have any experience working in disability justice or activism in general? *

Note: Prior experience is not required to participate.

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If you are selected to participate, how can we best support you? *

How can we support you in getting to the meeting space on the day of the focus group? Is there anything you would like us to know about how you participate best in group conversation? Through what formats do you best express yourself?

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Jumpstarting Aspiring Developers and Entrepreneurs applications are now open!

The Jumpstarting Aspiring Developers and Entrepreneurs (JADE) program will take place from Sunday, January 12–Saturday, January 18. Learn more about JADE.

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CU Out on the Town: Bluestockings Cooperative

CU OUT on the Town is an outing series offered by LGBTQ @ Columbia to LGBTQ-themed sites or events in New York City.

Departments:

Student Life

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Peer Academic Skills Consultants

Peer Academic Skills Consultants are student leaders who assist students in a one-on-one setting wi

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Apply to be a Peer Academic Skills Consultant

Peer Academic Skills Consultants are student leaders who assist students in a one-on-one setting with academic skill building. Consultants also run academic support workshops during the semester. This is a paid opportunity.

Students interested in applying to be a Consultant must:

Departments:

Berick Center for Student Advising