Center for Student Advising

Kluge Fellows Summer Research Program

Each year, Kluge Fellows Summer Research Grants are awarded to allow eligible students the opportunity to collaborate with a member of the faculty on a research project during the summer.

CEEP Research Assistantships

CEEP Research offer Scholars the opportunity to work closely with leaders in both academia and the professional world on the mentor’s specific research project.  This research relationship

CUSP SPEAKER SERIES PRESENTS: 2004-2005

“IN SEARCH OF A GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE” WITH STEPHEN SALYER

 

20 September 2004

CUSP SPEAKER SERIES PRESENTS: 2002-2003

"GROWING UP IN THE INFORMATION AGE: THE GOOD, THE BAD, AND THE UGLY" WITH SUSAN VILLANI

 

26 September 2002

CUSP SPEAKER SERIES PRESENTS: 2005-2006

“AMERICA THE VULNERABLE: CAN THE U.S. HOMELAND BE SECURED?” WITH STEPHEN FLYNN

 

20 September 2005

CUSP SPEAKER SERIES PRESENTS: 2001-2002

“FROM THIRD REICH TO THIRD GENERATION” WITH AMY RUBIN, STEFAN KNERRICHT, AND MICHAEL REY

 

11 October 2001

CUSP SPEAKER SERIES PRESENTS: 2003-2004

“KINGS, COLUMBIA, AND THE CROWN: THE UNIVERSITY AND ANGLO-AMERICAN RELATIONS 1754 – 2003” WITH  RAY RAYMOND

 

Scholars Program

The Columbia Undergraduate Scholars Program (CUSP) aims to foster the intellectual, social, and cultural growth essential to leadership in our highly specialized and culturally diverse world.  The

Four Pillars

4 PILLARS OF CUSP

The pillars supporting the Columbia Undergraduate Scholars Program are all interdependent.  All four are the building blocks of a Columbia Scholar.  We e

The CUSP Alliance: Program Development Committee (PDC)

The Program Development Committee (PDC) fulfills the role of the pre-2005 Scholars Advisory Council in helping to brainstorm and develop CUSP programming in close collaboration with the CUSP Admi

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