Monday, October 13, 2008

SEAS Online Major Declaration Starts on October 14

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ATTN: SEAS SOPHOMORES (2011)

As a sophomore in the School of Engineering and Applied Science you will be asked to declare your major online in just one week. We want to make sure that in the meantime you know about the resources at your disposal and the events being planned to help you think critically about this big step in your undergraduate education.

First, if you are still undecided about a major you should contact your advisor in the Center for Student Advising (CSA) immediately so he or she can help you make a decision. Before your meeting look closely at the resources we have assembled online to assist you in navigating the major decision process: http://www.studentaffairs.columbia.edu/csa/seas_majordec/index.php

Second, at the end of this email is a list of upcoming events designed specifically for you and your classmates to help you decide your major or get connected with people in your new major department.

Third, depending on which major you select during online major declaration, there is a chance you will be assigned a new CSA advisor in late October who specializes in your particular major. Over the last year SEAS faculty and students have made it clear that they would like the CSA advisors to specialize by department, so we will make sure that you are matched with the CSA advisor who knows the most about your major.

We will be in touch again with instructions for declaring your major when the declaration webpage goes live on Tuesday, October 14, at which point you will have until Friday, October 17 to make your selection. If you have any questions please email your CSA advisor or call to set up an appointment.

Regards,
The Center for Student Advising (CSA)

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Events Sponsored by the CCE (see full calendar here)

Engineering Consortium Career Fair Networking Reception
October 23, 9-10 pm
Lower Level, Alfred Lerner Hall

Engineering Consortium Career Fair
October 24, 11-4 pm
Alfred Lerner Hall

Employer Connection Program - 3 engineering nights (sign up on LionShare)
October 1 - mechanical/civil
October 7 - electrical, computer science
October 22 - chemical, biomedical, earth, environmental

SEAS and CCE workshops
Electrical Engineering, September 30, 9:30 a.m.
Chemical Engineering, October 10, time TBD
Mechanical Engineering, TBD
Gateway Lab, TBD



Center for Career Education (CCE) - October 13 - 24 at a GLANCE

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Visit the CCE Web site to register for events and for more information.


Highlights at CCE this week:

Tuesday, join International Opportunities for Undergraduates for comprehensive information on internships, study abroad programs, research and travel grants, and fellowships abroad.

Wednesday, learn how to get your foot in the door to New York’s arts industry with a Spring internship through the Columbia Arts Experience program or learn how to make a difference in your community through the new Columbia Communities in Action Spring internship program.

Employers on campus include Bloomingdales/Macys, Archstone, and Port Authority.

Oxbridge Scholars Information Session - TODAY

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If you are interested in learning more about studying at Oxford or Cambridge for your junior year, please plan to attend the Oxbridge Scholars Program Information Session on Monday, October 13 from 4:00 to 5:00pm in 207 Math.

Dean Carpenter from Columbia College Study Abroad and Dean McDermott from the Office of Global Programs will be joined by returned students from the program to tell you more about this opportunity and to answer your questions. Applications will be made available at this event.

Students can also meet with Scott Carpenter, Assistant Dean of Study Abroad in 105 Carman. Open hours: Monday through Thursday 1:30 to 4:00pm and Friday 10:00am to 12:00pm, and by appointment: sc2764@columbia.edu.

Environmental and Sustainable Development Programs Open House

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The Earth Institute will host the annual Environmental and Sustainable Development Programs Open House on Monday, October 20 from 4:00 pm to 6:30 pm in the Rotunda of Low Library, here on Columbia’s Morningside campus (116th and Broadway).

Please go to: http://www.earth.columbia.edu/articles/view/2242 for registration.

This is a great event where representatives from each of Columbia’s degree and non-degree programs in environment and sustainable development come together to speak to prospective students about all that Columbia has to offer in these fields. With nearly 30 degree and non-degree offerings, Columbia has one of the largest collections of environment and sustainable development education programs in the world; this Open House is your chance to learn more about them.

For prospective undergraduates interested in studying environmental or sustainable development in college, for those seeking to switch careers or advance in their jobs by furthering their education, and for those interested in learning about environment and sustainable development issues and how Columbia’s programs address them, the Open House provides a forum to ask questions and gather information.

If you are a current or former student in one of our programs, you know about our dedicated instructors, world-class facilities and comprehensive resources for those studying environment and sustainable development here. We encourage you to spread the word about this Open House to friends and colleagues who might be interested in our programs.

If you are considering a major or have thought about pursuing higher education opportunities in environment or sustainable development, please join us to learn how our programs can help you reach your goals.

Friday, October 10, 2008

Applied Physics, Applied Math and Materials Science and Engineering Open House

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Thinking about a major in...

  • Applied Physics
  • Applied Mathematics
  • Materials Science and Engineering

Come to the APAM Prospective Major Open House!
Friday, October 10th, 3:00-4:00 p.m.
200 Mudd


Pizza and refreshments will be served!

Thursday, October 9, 2008

The Putnam Exam

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Every year on the first Saturday in December, the Mathematical Association of America holds a mathematical competition known popularly under the name "The Putnam Exam" (its full name is the "William Lowell Putnam Mathematical Competition").

The competition is open to all regularly enrolled undergraduates in colleges and universities in the United States and Canada, who have not yet received a college degree.

While the problems on the exam range across the entire spectrum of undergraduate mathematics, a great portion of the problems can be solved with elementary mathematics (at a calculus level) allowing sophomores (and even freshmen) to successfully participate.

If you are interested in participating, please contact Mary Young at: my@math.columbia.edu

The registration deadline is October 13. 

Ronald E. McNair Fellows Program-Information Session

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The McNair Fellows Program, housed within Academic Success Programs and the Center for Student Advising, is a federally funded program that prepares low-income, first-generation and/or underrepresented undergraduates for doctoral study.

McNair provides participating students with opportunities to conduct and present research, expenses-paid travel to conferences and seminars on graduate school admissions. If you are interested in learning more about McNair, please attend one of the two remaining information sessions:

  • Friday, October 10, Lewisohn Room 602, 1pm-2pm
  • Wednesday, October 22, Broadway Lounge, 1pm-2pm
Food and refreshments will be served.

Please RSVP by sending an e-mail to: mcnair@columbia.edu

Tuesday, October 7, 2008

Last Day to Drop a Class (Columbia College)

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TODAY: Tuesday, October 7th

...is the Last Day to Drop a Class for Columbia College students!!



Please double and triple check your schedule on SSOL (NOT CourseWorks) to make sure that you are registered for the classes you have been attending. If you see a problem, please call to make an appointment with your Advising Dean ASAP!!

In the past students have gotten F's and UW's for being registered for classes they either have stopped going to (without dropping) or have never attended. Please don't let this happen to you….


If you need to drop a class you can simply fill out an add/drop form and bring it to the Registrar’s Office in 205 Kent Hall by 5pm tonight. No signatures are needed!!

You can fill out this on-line add/drop form and print it out:
http://www.columbia.edu/cu/registrar/pdfs/add-drop.pdf

**The Last Day to Drop a Class for SEAS students is: Thursday, November 13th

SEAS Major Mentor Night (TONIGHT)

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TONIGHT is...

SEAS Major Mentor Night

Tuesday, October 7, 2008
5:00 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. (stop by anytime)
Satow Room, Alfred Lerner Hall

SEAS first years and sophomores, meet juniors and seniors from each of the departments in the School of Engineering and Applied Science. This is an opportunity to ask questions about major considerations, course selection, and undergraduate opportunities.

No RSVP is necessary. Pizza will be served.

We will have upperclass Mentors in each of the following majors:

  • Biomedical Engineering
  • Industrial Engineering and Operations Research
  • Chemical Engineering
  • Civil Engineering
  • Computer Engineering
  • Computer Science
  • Earth and Environmental Engineering
  • Mechanical Engineering
  • Electrical Engineering
  • Applied Math
  • Applied Physics
  • Material Science
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Pizza with the Advising Deans (TODAY)

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ALL FIRST YEAR STUDENTS ARE INVITED...

Tuesday, October 7, 2008 - TODAY
East Ramp Lounge-Lerner Hall
11 AM – 2 PM


FREE PIZZA!!!

Have a slice with your Advising Dean! Drop by to meet the many different staff members who make up a part of Center for Student Advising. See your advisor outside of his or her advising hours.

Brought to you by the Center for Student Advising and the First Year Connection Class Program Series.


Monday, October 6, 2008

Center for Career Education (CCE)

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Have you studied, worked, or lived abroad? Join representatives from Kate Spade, FT Ventures, and more for Marketing Your International Experience and learn to connect the skills, perspectives and benefits you’ve gained internationally with what employers are looking for.

Also, electrical and computer engineering and computer science employers will be at CCE on Tuesday to provide you with insider tips and strategies on resumes and interviewing at the Employer Connection event.

Visit the CCE Web site to register for events and for more information.

Columbia Fellowship Programs Speaker Series

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The Henry Luce Foundation
When: Tuesday, October 7th, 3:30 pm
Where: The Core Conference Room (202 Hamilton Hall)
Who: Helene Redell, Vice President and Scholars Program Director

Are you interested in Asia, but have not had a chance to explore Asian Studies? The Luce Scholars Program provides students with one year of funding to live, work, and study throughout various parts of Asia. Meet with the program director to learn more about this unique opportunity and what kind of applicants they are looking for.

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The Australia-American Fulbright Commission
When: Thursday, October 9th, 3:30 pm
Where: The Core Conference Room (202 Hamilton Hall)
Who: Mark Darby, Executive Director

Interested in spending a year in Australia, researching a topic of interest to you? Meet with the Australian Fulbright Commission’s Executive Director to learn what types of students and projects the program is seeking. Come say “G’day” and learn about Australian Universities and the cutting edge research they are pursuing.

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Echoing Green
When: Tuesday, October 14th, 3:30 pm
Where: The Core Conference Room (202 Hamilton Hall)
Who: Deva Jones, Recruitment Associate

Are you itching to start your own non-profit, but do not have the funding to do so? Echoing Green provides money and technical support to social entrepreneurs starting innovative public service organizations and projects that seek to catalyze positive social change. Find out how to turn your dream into a reality and help others in the process.

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The Urban Fellows Program
When: Thursday, October 16th, 3:30 pm
Where: The Core Conference Room (202 Hamilton Hall)
Who: Barbara Simmons, Director

The Urban Fellows Program provides an unparalleled opportunity for young professionals to gain meaningful work experience in public policy, urban planning and government operations as they consider careers in public service. Learn how you can gain a deep understanding of the structure of New York City government by being an Urban Fellow.

Thursday, October 2, 2008

Study Abroad Event of the Year: Friday 12:30 - 4:30 p.m.

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The Study Abroad Fair


Friday, October 3 from 12:30 – 4:30
p.m.
Roone Auditorium, Lerner Hall


Can’t decide between Madrid and Seville? Want to know more about home-stays with Argentinean families? Not sure if you can study architecture in Sweden? Interested in learning more about South African universities? Looking for scholarships to study in Japan? Come to the Annual Study Abroad Fair…

Don’t miss this opportunity to speak with program representatives, international education scholarship resources and Columbia staff from more than 50 approved study abroad programs and international universities. This is the one study abroad event that you don’t want to miss. All welcome.

Monday, September 29, 2008

Columbia Fellowship Programs Speaker Series:

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Freeman-ASIA: Awards for Study in Asia
When: Thursday, October 2nd, 3:30 pm
Where: The Core Conference Room (202 Hamilton Hall)
Who: Alyssa Yeng, Program Officer

Planning to study abroad in East or Southeast Asia? Spend an afternoon with an IIE Program Officer to learn more about funding opportunities for your overseas studies.

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The Henry Luce Foundation
When: Tuesday, October 7th, 3:30 pm
Where: The Core Conference Room (202 Hamilton Hall)
Who: Helene Redell, Vice President and Scholars Program Director

Are you interested in Asia, but have not had a chance to explore Asian Studies? The Luce Scholars Program provides students with one year of funding to live, work, and study throughout various parts of Asia. Meet with the program director to learn more about this unique opportunity and what kind of applicants they are looking for.

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The Australia-American Fulbright Commission
When: Thursday, October 9th, 3:30 pm
Where: The Core Conference Room (202 Hamilton Hall)
Who: Mark Darby, Executive Director

Interested in spending a year in Australia, researching a topic of interest to you? Meet with the Australian Fulbright Commission’s Executive Director to learn what types of students and projects the program is seeking. Come say “G’day” and learn about Australian Universities and the cutting edge research they are pursuing.

Center for Career Education (CCE)

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This week take advantage of a site visit to the NYC Department of Environmental Protection and CCE’s Employer Connection program to meet with representatives from Mechanical and Civil engineering firms who will conduct mock interviews and resume reviews for students pursuing these fields.

Employers on campus this week include BCG, IBM, CRA International and the Macquire Group.

Visit the CCE Web site to register for events and for more information.

THIS Friday, October 3: The Study Abroad Fair

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More than 50 approved programs will be on campus to answer your study abroad questions. If you are stilling exploring your options, this is a wonderful opportunity to speak with faculty and program representative, as well as with returned study abroad students (CC and SEAS).

Friday, October 3, 2008
12:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Lerner Auditorium


No RSVP needed! See you there...

Prelaw Information Session (for first-years, sophomores, and juniors)

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Friday, October 3
1:00 pm to 2:00 pm
717 Hamilton

This session is intended for first-years, sophomores, and juniors considering or planning to apply to law school. Recommendations and tips will be provided as to how students can become competitive applicants. Please bring your questions!

If you cannot attend this event, you may schedule an appointment with an advisor in the Office of Preprofessional Advising by calling 212.854.8722.

Sponsored by the Office of Preprofessional Advising

Register for this event at: http://www.studentaffairs.columbia.edu/preprofessional/law/events.php

Spring Study Abroad Application & Clearance Timeline

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Are you thinking about studying abroad this spring? If so, keep this timeline in mind for the application and planning process:

~October 1 Program Application Deadlines:
For spring, many programs have an October 1 deadline (if not earlier). Check with your chosen program…

  • Reid Hall Deadline: October 1
  • KCJS Deadline: October 1
  • Berlin Deadline: October 15
  • Tsinghua Spring Deadline: October 1

Each study abroad program will have a different deadline, but most admissions are rolling. You should start the application process now. Usually, you will need two professor recommendations, transcripts, an essay & the program application. Some programs require a form from your study abroad dean. This usually takes approx 2 weeks to gather together. Once you’ve submitted your application, it takes anywhere from 2 to 6 weeks to hear back from your program.

October 1: Clearance Deadline
In order to study abroad, you need to receive academic clearance from CC/SEAS or GS. The clearance process is to ensure that studying abroad will not delay your graduation and that your plan makes sense. Briefly, it checks that you’ve made good progress towards the Core; have adequate language preparation; have taken a regional course; are in good academic standing.

If you are CC or SEAS, see Dean Scott Carpenter in 105 Carmen. If you are GS, see Dean Vanessa Karahalios in 403 Lewisohn. Once you are cleared, bring your signed form to 204 Lewisohn to have your plan approved by the appropriate advisor.

October 3: The Study Abroad Fair
More than 50 approved programs will be on campus to answer your study abroad questions. If you are stilling exploring your options, this is a wonderful opportunity to speak with faculty and program representative, as well as with returned study abroad students. 12:30-4:30 Lerner Auditorium

October-November: Program admissions notification
You should be hearing from your chosen programs now. Once you are officially admitted to your program, you should make sure to apply for housing abroad and look into visa details.

November 15: Registration Deadline
You should have heard from your program by now. You need to register to study abroad by turning in a Registration form to 204 Lewisohn. This maintains your registration while you are abroad in order to keep you affiliated with Columbia and to maintain your housing guarantee and financial aid. Available in 204 Lewisohn or online: http://ogp.columbia.edu/pdf-files/registration_8_15_07.pdf

November 15: Pre-departure meetings for all outgoing students

Friday, September 26, 2008

FALL CAREER FAIR - TODAY!!

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TODAY!!!

FALL CAREER FAIR
FRIDAY, 9/26 11:00am-4:00pm
Lerner Hall, Auditorium
Come meet with employers in a variety of industries! No need to register in advance. Bring your Columbia ID for entrance to the fair. All participants should enter on the Broadway side of Lerner for access to the fair. THIS EVENT IS BUSINESS ATTIRE ONLY!

To see the (PDF) list of employers coming, please click HERE.

Computer Engineering Major Information Lunch - TODAY!!

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TODAY!!!

If you want to know more about...

...the computer engineering program (joint between CS and EE), requirements and curriculum, exciting research, job opportunities...

then come to the...

Computer Engineering Major Information Lunch

Friday, September 26, 2008
11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
EE Student Lounge, 13th Floor Mudd


See Forbes online: Computer Engineering as "Most Lucrative College Major"
http://hotjobs.yahoo.com/career-articles-most_lucrative_college_majors-429

Computer Engineering faculty and students will give overviews, sharing experiences and answering questions.

A pizza lunch will be served.

Thursday, September 25, 2008

CCE: Site Visit to NY Department of Environmental Engineering

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Are you interested in finding out more about careers at the NY DEP? The DEP employs a myriad of employees including engineers, scientists, technicians, lawyers, administrators, and clerical staff. One of our major Divisions is the Bureau of Wastewater Treatment (BWT). BWT oversees the Agency’s 14 wastewater pollution control plants, 92 wastewater pumping stations, 8 dewatering facilities, 490 sewer regulators and 6000 miles of intercepting sewers.

Students will have the unique opportunity of visiting one of these plants, North River, to see first hand how polluted water enters the treatment plant, is treated to remove impurities, and is returned to the waterways. DEP is very proud to partner with Columbia University to bring this fascinating learning experience to their students. Students will walk away with a better understanding of one of the many vital functions DEP provides to the citizens of NYC. Also, this experience will encourage students to explore career paths that contribute to safeguarding the environment today, tomorrow and beyond.

For security reasons, we must submit copies of students' ID cards and signed NYC liability release forms in advance of the visit. Please RSVP at http://www.cce.columbia.edu/events and email Andrea DeMarco at ad2582@columbia.edu for a copy of the release form and submit scanned copies of the signed release form and your Columbia ID card to Andrea by Monday Sept. 29 at 2pm.

Wednesday, September 24, 2008

Computer Science - Major Information Session on September 25

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Dear Student,

The Department of Computer Science would like to invite you to our Major Information Session. Professor Adam Cannon will go over the major requirements, and a current CS major will be there to answer questions. This is open to first-year and second-year students.

Department of Computer Science
Major Information Session
Thursday, September 25, 2008
11:30am - 12:30pm
CS Conference Room
(4th Floor Mudd Building)


Even though we will be mainly covering the SEAS major requirements, CC students are welcome to attend. We are happy to talk to you about CC requirements and answer your questions.

Please RSVP Remi Moss at: remimoss@cs.columbia.edu by September 19.

Fall Career Fair and Making the Most of the Career Fair

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Please note! The Fall Career Fair will be taking place in just two days - Friday 9/26 in Lerner Hall. Please see below for some important information you need to know for the day of the event, as well as how you can prepare!

MAKING THE MOST OF THE CAREER FAIR
WEDNESDAY, 9/24 6:00pm
Center for Career Education, Conference Room
Understanding how to maximize your opportunities at a career fair and learning to present a professional resume are important components of success. This workshop will help you prepare for a career fair. Participants will learn how to approach employers, create an "elevator speech", and network effectively. Click HERE to register

FALL CAREER FAIR
FRIDAY, 9/26 11:00am-4:00pm
Lerner Hall, Auditorium
Come meet with employers in a variety of industries! No need to register in advance. Bring your Columbia ID for entrance to the fair. All participants should enter on the Broadway side of Lerner for access to the fair. THIS EVENT IS BUSINESS ATTIRE ONLY!

To see the (PDF) list of employers coming, please click HERE.

Thinking of graduate school? Why not consider a doctorate degree in Business!

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Discover how your bachelor’s or master’s degree in the Economics, Mathematics, Engineering, or the Social or Natural sciences could lead to an academic career in business…

To find out more about doctoral programs in business, as well as the research and teaching aspects of an academic career in the field, join us for an information session. Hear from business faculty and doctoral students, as well as meet doctoral program representatives from leading programs. Our panelists will share their own experiences with plenty of Q&A time allotted.

Thursday, September 25, 2008- Columbia Business School
3:00 - 4:00pm, Uris Hall, Room 142
Catherine M. Thomas, Assistant Professor of Finance and Economics

Representatives from Harvard Business School; Columbia Business School; MIT Sloan School of Management; Northwestern Kellogg School of Management; Stanford Graduate School of Business; and University of Chicago, Graduate School of Business, will be available to answer questions you may have about the degree.

Advance registration is requested.

Register Now! For more information, go to: http://www.gsb.stanford.edu/phd/Events.html

Columbia Fellowship Programs Speaker Series:

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The DAAD
When: Thursday, September 25th, 3:30 pm
Where: The Core Conference Room (202 Hamilton Hall)
Who: Peter Kerrigan, Deputy Director

Are you interested in study or research in Germany? Are you looking to use your German or finally be able to learn the language? The DAAD offers a wide variety of opportunities to students interested in undergraduate and graduate studies in Germany. The DAAD has short and long term programs for every one from literature majors to scientists and engineers. Meet with the deputy director to learn about the possibilities that would suit your many academic and professional goals.

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The Paul & Daisy Soros Fellowships for New Americans
When: Friday, September 26th, 3:30 pm
Where: The Core Conference Room (202 Hamilton Hall)
Who: Warren Ilchman, Program Director

Are you a resident alien, a naturalized citizen, or the child of two naturalized citizens? The Soros Fellowships celebrates the contributions immigrants have made to the United States and provides opportunities for continuing generations of able and accomplished New Americans to achieve their intellectual goals and become leaders in their chosen fields. Learn how your graduate work can be funded for up to two years of continued study in the United States.

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Freeman-ASIA: Awards for Study in Asia
When: Thursday, October 2nd, 3:30 pm
Where: The Core Conference Room (202 Hamilton Hall)
Who: Alyssa Yeng, Program Officer

Planning to study abroad in East or Southeast Asia? Spend an afternoon with an IIE Program Officer to learn more about funding opportunities for your overseas studies.

Tuesday, September 23, 2008

The Fall Career Fair is this Friday!

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Looking for a great career? Recognize Google, Teach for America, ConEd, US Department of Justice? These are a fraction of the organizations attending the Career Fair. Review LionSHARE or CCE’s Facebook page to get a comprehensive listing of private, nonprofit, and public sector employers attending.

Attend the CCE’s “Making the Most of the Career Fair Workshop” two days before the big day to help you be at your best.

Also, this week learn about CCE Arts and Civic Engagement spring internships and entrepreneurial opportunities with CCE’s Student Enterprises, which are all open to first years through seniors.

Have you signed up for our new recruiting platform LionSHARE and joined the CCE Facebook group page? Trust us-they’ll benefit you!

Visit the CCE Web site to register for events and for more information.

Monday, September 22, 2008

Getting Involved 101 - FREE PIZZA

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You signed up for all those organizations at the Activities Fair, now what?

Tuesday, September 23, 2008
7 PM
402 Lerner Hall

This session is for any first year who is wondering how to manage their time and interests inside and outside of the classroom as they get more acclimated to the university culture and expectations. It will be presented to you by members of Community Development of the
Division of Student Affairs for Columbia College and the Fu Foundation School of Engineering and
Applied Sciences.

FREE PIZZA WILL BE PROVIDED!


Electrical Engineering (EE) Major Information Night

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If you want to know more about

... Electrical Engineering program requirements and curriculum ... exciting research happening in: Electrical Engineering ... career opportunities for EE majors

then you should come to the:

EE Major Information Night
Tuesday, September 23, 2008
6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
CEPSR InterSchool Lab (7th floor Schapiro, 750 CEPSR)


EE faculty, seniors, and recent alumni giving overviews, sharing experiences, and answering questions. Refreshments will be served.

RSVP to: azlyn@ee.columbia.edu

Study Abroad 101:

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Study Abroad 101 is a twice-weekly information session for all undergraduates interested in studying abroad. These sessions address how to study abroad at Columbia and address topics that include: Approved programs, academic requirements, earning credit abroad, finances, campus resources, how to plan and the Clearance and Approval process. All CC/SEAS/GS students welcome.

Every Wednesday at 5:00 pm in 206 Lewisohn
Every Friday at 12-noon in 206 Lewisohn

Friday, September 19, 2008

Event Schedule for World Leaders Forum, September 22-26

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President Lee C. Bollinger invites you to join him in welcoming heads of state from across the globe to Columbia University during the week of September 22-26, 2008, as part of the sixth annual World Leaders Forum.

Registration:

Online registration is required. Seating is limited and open to students, faculty, and staff from Columbia University, Barnard College, and Teachers College. To register, and to view the most up-to-date schedule, please visit: www.worldleaders.columbia.edu


Schedule of Events:

Ólafur Ragnar Grímsson, President of Iceland
Monday, September 22, 2008, 4:00 - 5:00 p.m.
Rotunda, Low Memorial Library, 116th Street between Broadway and Amsterdam

Leonel Fernández, President of the Dominican Republic
Thursday, September 25, 2008, 7:00 -- 8:30 p.m.
Rotunda, Low Memorial Library, 116th Street between Broadway and Amsterdam

Anders Fogh Rasmussen, Prime Minister of Denmark
Friday, September 26, 2008, 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Rotunda, Low Memorial Library, 116th Street between Broadway and Amsterdam

Danilo TĂĽrk, President of the Republic of Slovenia
Friday, September 26, 2008, 1:00 - 2:00 p.m.
Kellogg Center, International Affairs Building, 15th Floor, 420 West 118^th Street


The web site will be updated daily as heads of state confirm their visits to Columbia University. Check back often to view the most current list of events.

www.worldleaders.columbia.edu