The Columbia Mentoring Initiative (CMI) is an inter-generational mentorship program administered through Multicultural Affairs (OMA) that connects historically underrepresented first year students with returning students (sophomores, juniors and seniors) from shared social identities, and all students with alumni. CMI provides students the opportunity to get involved in various "family trees" including Arab and Middle Eastern, Asian, Black, Indigenous, International, Latino, and LGBTQ.
Columbia Mentoring Initiative (CMI) is an inter-generational mentorship program that connects first-year students (mentees) with returning students (mentors) an
Chair applications for Columbia Mentoring Initiative are now open! Applications for the 2024-25 academic year will be accepted until all positions are filled.
Columbia Mentoring Initiative (CMI)is an inter-generational mentorship program that connects first-year and transfer students with returning students (upperclass mentors) and all students with alumni. Chairs have the opportunity to lead one of the following family trees:
Disputes, conflicts, and complaints are a normal part of university life. Mediation allows parties in a dispute to control the outcomes of their conflicts. Mediation can work well for people who want to avoid the stress and inflexibility of more formal procedures or for people who need to continue working relationships. Many kinds of conflicts can be resolved successfully through mediation.
Current graduate hall directors (GHDs) who will still be full-time students in the 2022–23 academic year are eligible to return as GHDs, pending performance of the 2022–23 academic year.
Please fill out the form belowno later than Friday, February 18.
Columbia Engineering Class of 2024: you're invited to recognize your outstanding classmates and cast your vote for the winner of the George Vincent Wendell Memorial Award!
Faculty have nominated one student from each department who they believe best exemplifies the qualities and characteristics of George Vincent Wendell. These nominees are now presented to members of the Columbia Engineering senior class, who are invited to vote for the student they believe merits special recognition for the qualities outlined in the prize description below.