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Research Support

The research process can be time consuming and challenging.

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Study Tools

Study tools are important for academic success in college.

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Send messages to your student during Convocation!

Columbia College and Columbia Engineering are excited to announce that our Convocation ceremony, where we welcome new students and their families to the Columbia community, will feature an interactive display of live and submitted social media content in celebration of the start of NSOP and your student's undergraduate career at Columbia!

Departments:

Parent and Family Programs

Family Member Information

Your Name *

Student preferred first name *

Student's last name *

What is your student's school? *

Columbia College

Columbia Engineering

Are you a Columbia alumnus/a? *

Yes

School Information

Your Columbia school

Your Class Year

Message *

Please share with us an appropriate message of excitement/nostalgia with your student. Limit messages to 250 characters or less.

Photo

Share a snapshot of a day on campus, favorite memory, etc.
Files must be less than 5 MB.
Allowed file types: gif jpg jpeg png.

By submitting this content, I give permission to Columbia College to feature my words and/or image on a display screen at Convocation. I also affirm that I have received permission from any other students pictured for their likeness to be used for this purpose.

CAPTCHA

This question is for testing whether or not you are a human visitor and to prevent automated spam submissions.

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Share messages with your family and new classmates during Convocation!

Columbia College and Columbia Engineering are excited to announce that our Convocation ceremony, where we welcome you and your family members to the Columbia community, will feature an interactive display of live and submitted social media content in celebration of the start of NSOP and your undergraduate career at Columbia!

Departments:

Parent and Family Programs

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Evaluating Sources

Remember, secondary sources are meant to support the original argument you make.

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Dishonesty in Academic Work

There are many ways in which academic work might be considered dishonest – some are obvious while others are much more nuanced and open to discussion.

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Understanding the Policy

Violations of academic integrity may be intentional or unintentional and may include dishonesty in academic assignments or in dealing with University officials, including faculty and staff members.