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
On this page, you will find links to the required semester recogntion forms, to be submitted by the end of the first week of classes each semester. Please read all information carefully.
Please fill out the required semesterly chapter information, and upload the appropriate Chapter Roster to this form. Email submissions will not be accepted.
The goal of the Brownstone Review Committee is to oversee a fair review process that will determine which groups will reside in the 536, 542, and 546 brownstones located on 114th Street.
NSOP Crew Chiefs and Orientation Leaders should have strong leadership and interpersonal skills, energy, self-direction, institutional pride, and ethusiasm for assisting with Orientation and welcoming new students to Columbia and Barnard. Applicants should have experience or be familiar with the Orientation program as well as have a working knowledge of the First-Year and Transfer academic programs and Columbia-Barnard campus life.
The Office of Multicultural Affairs and The Office of Student Development and Activities have collaborated to offer students a unique opportunity to attend the Broadway Show, "Stick Fly" and participate in a talk back with playwrite, Lydia R. Diamond.
Welcome to Residential Programs! We are excited that each of you will be a part of creating the experience for our residential communities in the 2013-14 academic year. Please fill out all required fields in the information form below.
The Summer Resident Adviser is a part time staff member in the Office of Residential Programs. Working under the supervision of the Summer Graduate Hall Directors, the Summer RA is responsible for the following:
Over the past years, Student Development and Activities has been working to create bridges between the Undergraduate and Graduate theatre communities on campus. This "mixer" is a chance for the two communities to meet and discuss the specific productions/events this semester which might have opportunities for collaboration.
Additionally, a small fund is available to support the graduate students who work as mentors with the undergraduates. Specific information about accessing these funds will be available at the mixer... along with free pizza and soda.
