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ALPHA Standards of Excellence

The purpose of the ALPHA Standards of Excellence Program is to enhance the values, beliefs and practices of Fraternity and Sorority Life at Columbia University and recognize the accomplishments of outstanding chapters.

Departments:

Student Life

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CUSP Bedework Calendar

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Columbia College Travel Fund Debrief Form

At least one group representative is required to complete a debrief form detailing learning outcomes and the positive impact of the travel opportunity on the student group. You are welcome to share this form with more than one member of your group if you would like individual responses to be shared with our team.

Departments:

Student Engagement

Fund Recipient

First Name *

Last Name *

UNI *

Columbia Email *

I am currently a... *

Student Group Information

What is your role in the group? *

Travel Information

Travel Event Name *

Please submit a photo of you/your group members representing your organization with signage showing you at the event. *

Files must be less than 2 MB.
Allowed file types: gif jpg jpeg png.

Please upload the roster of all Columbia College students that received funding from the CC Dean's Travel Fund *

Files must be less than 2 MB.
Allowed file types: gif jpg jpeg png txt pdf doc docx ppt pptx xls xlsx.

Summary Statements

Reflect on what you/your student group gained from this experience. How has it shaped your group’s/your role within the Columbia community and influenced members’ personal, academic, or professional growth? (Minimum: 250 words) *

Acknowledgement

By submitting this form, you agree that the information you entered in this form is true and correct to your knowledge. *

I agree

By checking "I agree" you acknowledge and agree to the terms above.

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Explore the City

scenes from New York

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Requesting FSL A/V Equipment

To request A/V equipment for use in a residence hall or brownstone, a member of a registered fraternity or sorority must complete the following form by noon at least five business days in advance of the event. Chapters are responsible for any equipment that is lost, damaged or not returned within one business day of the event. Contact Ryan Cole at rc3170@columbia.edu with any questions and concerns.

Departments:

Residential Life

Name of Organization Requesting *

Full Name *

UNI

Columbia or Barnard Email *

Name of Event

Date of Event *

Year

Month

Day

Start Time *

Hour

Minute

End Time *

Hour

Minute

Location of Event *

Select Items Requesting *

Projector and VGA Cable

Screen and carrying case

I understand that items are available on a first-come, first-served basis and that requests must be made by noon five business days in advance of the date of event. *

Yes, I understand.

I understand that if any items borrowed from Fraternity and Sorority Life are lost, damaged, or not returned within one business day of the event, the organization requesting the equipment will be responsible for the cost of replacing the equipment. *

Yes, I understand.

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Undergraduate Student Life Room Request Form

This form is for Undergraduate Student Life staff room requests only. All requests for student organizations must go through University Event Management (UEM).

Departments:

Student Life

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Account Activity Request Form

Recognized student groups and student-led programs can use this form to request a fund balance and trial balance. The fund balance report reflects the balance available to spend for student groups. It includes the current year allocation and revenue. Note: Parentheses represent positive balances, and those without represent negative balances.

Departments:

Student Life

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Explore your personal interests with like-minded peers by starting a Special Interest Community!

Special Interest Communities (SICs) offer a unique residential experience by allowing upperclassmen students to embrace and explore common interests together through regular programs, events and workshops, while living in a supportive environment in which all members can relate to each other.