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WELCOME TO
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY
COLUMBIA COLLEGE/FU FOUNDATION
SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING AND APPLIED
SCIENCE STUDENT SCHEDULE BOOK
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Table of Contents
From the Coordinators
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Important Information
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Community Principles
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Disability and Accessibility Info
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Safety and Health Information 10
Placement Exams 11
Under1Roof 17
International Only Events 18
TVC Only Events 19
Optional Events 20
Sunday
August 26 24
Monday
August 27 26
Tuesday
August 28 32
Wednesday
August 29 38
Thursday
August 30 44
Friday
August 31 48
Saturday
September 1 54
Sunday
September 2 58
Monday
September 3 64
Extended Orientation 68
Committee Thanks 82
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From the Coordinators
Hello new students,
Welcome to Columbia University! We are excited to introduce you to our incredible
community that spans four undergraduate schools and a city of eight million. We hope that you
will have an excellent start to what will be an awesome year. In the following pages, you will
find all the information you need about the New Student Orientation Program (NSOP). This will
be a fun and eventful week!
We, the NSOP Committee, are composed of students from the four undergraduate
schools - Barnard College (BC), Columbia College (CC), the School of General Studies (GS),
and the Fu Foundation School of Engineering and Applied Science (SEAS). We are advised
by staff members from Orientation and Activities at BC, the Division of Student Affairs for
CC/SEAS, and Student Life at GS. We have spent the entire summer creating programs to
introduce you to life at Columbia, Barnard, and New York City. Following this year’s theme,
“Destination Columbia: BC, CC, GS, SEAS,” we have thoughtfully planned programs for
you to connect and share your past experiences with the richly diverse community here in
Morningside Heights. It is home to students of all ages, races, ethnicities, nationalities, creeds,
sexual orientations, gender identities, abilities, and religions, who have traveled here from
many different points on the globe. There will be countless opportunities for you to explore and
travel throughout the city. We hope you will make a home here as we have and take advantage
of the opportunities that await you.
We trust that you will make the most out of the resources available to you this
upcoming week. Please make sure that you read through this schedule book and check out
our new NSOP Guidebook App to highlight mandatory events, as well as those that interest
you! Some of the biggest events of the week include Community Forum, an introduction to
the Columbia community; Performance Showcase, your first opportunity to see the myriad of
artistic talents on campus; and the New York City Event, a social event that will offer a taste of
what this amazing city has to offer.
Over the next eight days, you will meet and get to know your fellow new and
returning students. An Orientation Leader (OL) will guide your orientation group, and Crew
Chiefs (CC) will coordinate events during the week. The OLs, CCs, and Committee members
are available to you at all times. Please do not hesitate to approach us with any questions that
you may have. We will be in our colorful shirts.
NSOP is the beginning of your journey within the Columbia community, so be sure
to enjoy it!
Sincerely,
Caroline Brown, BC ‘14
Kirsty Jardine, GS
Briana Saddler, CC ‘14
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Committee
Orientation Coordinators
Kirsty Jardine, GS
Personnel Coordinators
Programmers
Publications Coordinators
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Important Information
NSOP OFFICE HOURS OF OPERATION, HOTLINE, & WEBPAGE
questions.
Sunday
Monday & Tuesday
Wednesday - Friday
Saturday & Sunday
CUID & ORIENTATION BADGE
required for all events. If you lose your Orientation Badge during NSOP,
LATE PACKET PICK-UP
ORIENTATION INFORMATION BOOTH
Tuesday - Friday
Saturday
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PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
information about transfers, unlimited MetroCards, and subway stations,
info.
ACADEMIC LIFE
sessions during NSOP.
Advisers, professors, and departments are
perspective and help you locate resources on campus.
THE ROLM PHONE SYSTEM
RELIGIOUS SERVICES & INFORMATION
GUIDEBOOK APP FOR SMARTPHONES
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Community Principles
PREAMBLE
College, School of Engineering and Applied Science, Barnard,
rather they are a means to which to hold ourselves and others
accountable. Every member of the community has a role in
sustaining a safe, caring and accepting environment in which
these principles can thrive. However, individuals will not be
brought through any disciplinary process due to a “violation”
of these principles.
COMMUNITY PRINCIPLES STATEMENT
Columbia University is a community of students, faculty,
alumni, staff and visitors. As members of this community we
understand that our actions as individuals impact not only our
principles we can continually engage each other in order to
as such it is vital that we give all perspectives a place to be
that we treat each other with respect and dignity. Members of
our community act with honesty by accepting accountability
for their words and actions and maintaining the integrity of
the community as a whole. As members of the University
each other to understand, appreciate and accept our various
with these principles.
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Disability & Accessibility Info
by coordinating reasonable accommodations and support services.
language interpreters, assistive technology, and coordination of accessible
housing needs. Accommodation plans and services are custom designed
Registration
includes
submission
of
both
the
Application
for
application and disability documentation guidelines are available online
be made for that term. Please note that students are not eligible to receive
reasonable accommodations until the registration process is complete.
CONTACT INFORMATION & LOCATION
[email protected]
TRANSPORTATION & ACCESS FOR STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES
the subways are generally not wheelchair accessible. If you are unable to
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Safety and Health Information
Safety and security are foremost concerns on college campuses and in
Public Safety:
Escort Services:
Nightline:
7777
Rape Crisis/Anti-Violence Support Center:
Sexual Violence Prevention & Response
Program (SVPRP):
Health Services:
Primary Care Medical Services:
Alice! Health Promotion Program:
Disability Services:
Gay Health Advocacy Program (GHAP):
Counseling and Psychological Services:
Emergency Call Boxes
and around campus for emergency communication with Public Safety.
emergency, the alarm is activated by pushing a button which connects you
to Public Safety.
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Placement Exams
and location, contact the department for details.
Note: Dictionaries are prohibited during all of these exams unless
indicated otherwise.
Chemistry
Last Name starts with
A-J 301 Pupin Hall
K-S 309 Havemeyer Hall
T-Z 329 Pupin Hall
Students who wish to place into an advanced chemistry course must attend
this session. A brief introduction to course options will be given, and then
Note: Calculators are required for the exam.
Physics Information Session and Placement Exam
301 Pupin Hall
be provided with a particular emphasis on the format of and required
mechanics.
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Arabic
103 Knox Hall
Armenian
edu.
Chinese
413 Kent Hall
German
313 Hamilton Hall
Milbank Hall (TBA)
Hamilton Hall (TBA)
Greek, Modern
French
Hebrew
517 Hamilton Hall
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Hindu and Urdu
101 Knox Hall
Hungarian
Italian
501 Hamilton Hall
Japanese
411 Kent Hall
Korean
324 Milbank Hall, 405 Kent Hall, 423 Kent Hall
Latin
603 Hamilton Hall
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Music Humanities
622 Dodge Hall
principal musical terms and concepts.
Persian
116 Knox Hall
Polish
Russian
703 Hamilton Hall
are invited to come learn more about our courses in Russian and other
Slavic languages, as well as courses in literature and culture that have no
served. All are welcome.
Spanish
Online Before 11:59 PM
Thusday, August 30, 353 International Affairs Building
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Turkish
114 Knox Hall
Ukrainian
Swahili, Zulu, & Wolof
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Under1Roof
and community building are achieved through continual engagement
and education about the different social identities we all bring to campus.
education here and beyond. You must attend your assigned session, the
columbia.edu.
One session is required of all students.
Session A:
Session B:
Session C:
Session D:
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International Only Events
Please see the corresponding days for more details and locations.
Sunday, August 26
6:30 PM - 8:00 PM International Students Dinner
Monday, August 27
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM International Student Workshops at
the Kraft Center
Wednesday, August 29
Information Session
3:30 PM - 5:45 PM Top of the Rock: International Students
City Outing
Friday, August 31
4:00 PM - 5:00 PM Understanding American Academic
Culture
5:00 PM - 6:30 PM International Students Panel
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Transfer, Visiting, and Combined Plan (TVC) Only Events
Please see the corresponding days for more details and locations.
Tuesday, August 28 through Friday, August 31
Visiting Student NSOP Lounge
East Ramp Lounge, Lerner Hall
11:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Want a place to rest between NSOP events? Don’t want to take the trek
back home? Visiting students will have access to the East Ramp Lounge
in Lerner Hall Tuesday through Friday of NSOP to relax in between
activities and meet other visiting students.
Tuesday, August 28
TVC Check-in/Move-in
TVC Bed Bath & Beyond Trip
TVC Morningside Heights Tour
TVC Columbia University Tour
TVC Meet Your Orientation Leader!
TVC Welcome Dinner
TVC Welcome to the Residential
Community
Wednesday, August 29
TVC Group Advising Session
Friday, August 31
TVC Pre-Health Curriculum Meeting
TVC Social Outing: Cirque du Soleil
Saturday, September 1
SPiN New York
Note: During NSOP, Transfer, Visiting, and Combined Plan students
who do not have a meal plan may still eat in John Jay Dining Hall
with the presentation of their CUID and NSOP badge.
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Optional Events
MORNING EXERCISES
Every day, August 27 - August 31
Running Start
Meet at the Sundial on College Walk
AM
AM
Get a head start on your day with a refreshing run through Riverside
Sunrise Saunter
Meet at the Barnard Gates, 117th St. and Broadway
AM
AM
Tuesday, August 28 and Thursday, August 30
Pilates
Barnard Studio 2, Basement of Barnard Hall
AM
AM
Strengthen and center your body and mind with early morning pilates.
Mats provided.
Monday, August 27, Wednesday, August 29, and Friday, August 31
Yoga
Barnard Studio 2, Basement of Barnard Hall
AM
AM
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DANCE CLASSES
Friday, August 31
Intermediate Ballet
305 Barnard Hall
Intermediate Modern
305 Barnard Hall
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Orientation Week
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Sunday
August 26
SUN
Check-In/Move-In
Your Residence Hall
Breakfast
Hospitality Tent, Hamilton Lawn
Family Luncheon
Bed Bath & Beyond Excursion
Meet at 116th St. and Amsterdam Ave.
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SUN
Dinner in John Jay
John Jay Dining Hall
International Students Dinner
Roone Arledge Auditorium, Lerner Hall
Join your fellow international students as we cordially welcome
resources Columbia has to offer.
Ice Cream Social
Lehman Lawn, Barnard College
Join your fellow students for an Ice Cream Social, served to you by
with new and returning students of all four undergraduate schools
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Monday
August 27
MON
Check-In/Move-In
Your Residence Hall
Breakfast
Bed Bath & Beyond Excursion
Meet at 116th St. and Amsterdam Ave.
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International Students Workshops
Rennert Hall, Kraft Center (606 115th St.)
This session is required for all international students,
including those who participated in ISOP.
MON
Cultural Symposium
bring a memento to represent where you are from as you share
fun facts about your country and, in turn, hear about the countries
of others.
Internship and Job Search Essentials
throughout your four years.
Employment Authorization, Internships, and Job Searching
throughout your four years.
Acculturation Workshop
Meet staff members from Health Services to discuss everything
from adapting to a new cultural environment to maintaining
tips on dealing with academic pressures and attending to your
Family Luncheon
Join your peers and their families for food on the lawns.
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MON
Campus Resources Fair
Low Plaza
This event is highly recommended.
Convocation
South Lawn
Administrators, faculty, and current student leaders will welcome
you and your family into the Columbia community at this event.
This event is mandatory.
Family Farewell
Throughout Campus
Say goodbye to those who accompanied you here and get ready
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Meet Your Orientation Leader
Consult map on page 31
Come meet your OL and orientation group. OLs will help you with
MON
on your NSOP badge in order to locate your designated meeting
place. Your OL will be holding a sign with your group number on
This event is mandatory.
Cookout Dinner
Low Plaza
Class Act
show.
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Welcome to the Residential Community
Your Residence Hall
MON
opportunity to learn about our shared responsibility in fostering a
Zone
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Location
Pupin Plaza
CEPSR Plaza
Uris Lawn
Mathematics Lawn
Lewisohn Lawn
Low Steps West
Low Steps East
Low Steps North
Low Plaza West
Low Plaza East
College Walk West
College Walk West
Kent Lawn
College Walk East
College Walk East
Groups
1 - 18
19 - 27
28 - 37
38 - 50
51 - 60
61 - 69
70 - 78
79 - 84
85 - 93
94 - 102
103 - 107
108 - 111
112 - 120
121 - 131
132 - 139
MON
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Tuesday
August 28
Breakfast
TUES
Individual Advising Sessions
CSA, Lerner Hall 4th Floor
Meet with your academic adviser to review your fall semester
recommended that you prepare a desired schedule before your
appointment in order to use the time with your advising dean
orientation information.
Transfer, Visiting, and Combined Plan (TVC) Move-In/CheckIn
In front of Hamilton Hall
living in a Columbia residence hall, then head to your new room
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Columbia College Academic Assembly
that await you as members of the Columbia College Class of
TUES
SEAS Academic Assembly
309 Havemeyer Hall
and select members of the SEAS community will discuss the
opportunities and challenges that await you as members of the
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TVC Bed Bath & Beyond Excursion
Meet at 116th St. & Amsterdam Ave.
TUES
Lunch
TVC Family Farewell
Throughout Campus
Say goodbye to those who accompanied you here and get ready
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TVC Morningside Heights Tour
Meet at Columbia Gates, 116th St. and Broadway
TUES
TVC Columbia University Tour
Meet at the Columbia Gates, 116th St. and Broadway
and Columbia.
Literature Humanities: The First Class
The Iliad
Dinner
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TVC Meet Your Orientation Leader
Groups 140 - 149 will meet at Lewisohn Lawn
Groups 150 - 159 will meet at Mathematics Lawn
(These lawns are located on the west side of Low Library, on the
north and south sides of Earl Hall)
TUES
TVC Welcome Dinner
dinner you will have the opportunity to meet fellow students and
University Administrators, who will be a crucial part of your time
at Columbia.
Responsible Community @ Columbia
harm reduction approach to alcohol and other drug use among
Student Councils, athletes, fraternity and sorority members,
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TVC Welcome to the Residential Community
Transfer Students: Roone Arledge Cinema, Lerner Hall
Combined Plan and Visiting Students: 555, Lerner Hall 5th Floor
will have the opportunity to learn where other transfer students
live across campus. Combined students will also have the
transition to Columbia a success.
TUES
Community Night Out
time.
you determine your destination for the evening as the choice is
or another area of the city while beginning to forge friendships
and lasting memories.
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Wednesday
August 29
First-Year Pre-Health Curriculum Meeting
Roone Arledge Cinema, Lerner Hall
Learn how to meet the requirements for medical school and
health programs should attend this meeting.
WED
TVC Group Advising Session
Lerner Hall
CC Transfers: Party Space, SEAS Transfers: 501
Combined Plan Students: 555, Visiting Students: 569
will start with a mandatory group advising session led by the
about academic aspects of life at Columbia.
This event is mandatory for all TVC students.
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Library Meet and Greet
Reference Room 301, Butler Library
you download the library mobile app, learn how to get help with
other library materials.
Columbia Health: Your Healthy Compass
Van Am Quad (Rain Location: John Jay Lounge)
WED
Academic Resources Fair
resources available to you. Meet faculty representatives from
questions, obtain program information and materials, and learn
about upcoming academic events.
This event is highly recommended.
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Brunch
John Jay and get some food. Your meal plan is now in effect.
TVC students who did not purchase a meal plan are covered until
the end of NSOP.
WED
Center for Career Education Information Session
301 Pupin Hall
and begin your partnership with CCE.
Session
Lerner Hall Party Space
ISSO staff member will discuss the rules and regulations of the
International students who did not attend the workshops during
the International Student Orientation Program (ISOP) are required
to attend this session.
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First-Year Pre-Health Curriculum Meeting
Learn how to meet the requirements for medical school and other
health professions while at Columbia. All CC and SEAS students
Mathematics Info Session
for new students and discuss the appropriate math courses for
WED
information about Calculus, please consult the appropriate
section for your school in the Academic Planning Guide for New
Students.
International Students Outing
Meet at 116th St. and Broadway
money for a MetroCard and additional spending money you may
want.
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Financial Aid 101
WED
OL Sibling Dinner
Various Locations
inform you of the location.
Community Forum
Low Steps (Rain Location: Levien Gymnasium)
GS, and SEAS as we celebrate our new community and honor
for a surprise celebration of your arrival at the University.
This event is mandatory for all students.
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WED
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Thursday
August 30
Security Forum
programs, and services offered at the University and surrounding
This event is mandatory for all students.
THURS
Fellowships & Study Abroad Information
301 Pupin Hall
rewarding process.
for Undergraduate Student Affairs and Global Programs, will
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Brunch
Mapping Your First Year with Health Services
OL for more information.
With a Little Help From My Friends: A hilarious play about the
Consent 101:
Participants will discuss one of the essential factors of healthy
THURS
navigate consent using verbal communication and will discuss
fun, and rooted in respect.
Dinner
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NYC Event: Destination Bronx Zoo
Enter at 116th St. subway station
fellow new students.
THURS
be stationed along the way to guide you to the event. Remember to
bring along money for a MetroCard and any additional shopping.
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THURS
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Friday
August 31
Class Registration Help Session
555 Lerner Hall
be an intimidating process. Get the guidance of current students
Blood Drive
College Walk
Brunch
FRI
Library Meet and Greet
Reference Room, 301 Butler Library
you download the library mobile app, learn how to get help with
other library materials.
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Getting a Job on Campus
329 Pupin Hall
internship database.
Transfer & Combined Plan Pre-Health Curriculum Meeting
477 Lerner Hall
Learn how to meet the requirements for medical school and
LGBTQA New Student Mixer
Broadway Room, Lerner Hall
resources, programs, and groups on campus that are available
FRI
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Understanding American Academic Culture
Academic life in the United States can sometimes be surprising
eating during class, and very high standards for citations may
Judicial Affairs will provide an overview of academic and cultural
resources designed to help you succeed.
International Students Panel
FRI
CC First-Year Class Council Info Session
Satow Room, Lerner Hall 5th Floor
Required for students interested in running for Class Council.
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SEAS First-Year Class Council Info Session
569 Lerner Hall
Interested in running for the School of Engineering and Applied
Required for students interested in running for Class Council.
Dinner
TVC Social Outing: Cirque du Soleil
Meet at 116th St. & Broadway
Zarkana
FRI
Shabbat Dinner
Lobby of the Diana Center
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Open Mic Night
FRI
incoming new students are a talented bunch. Sip some coffee,
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FRI
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Sunday, August 2
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Saturday
September 1
Brunch
Neighborhood Tour: East Village
venues, cultural hotspots, and restaurants call this neighborhood
Square. Remember to bring money for a MetroCard and food.
Neighborhood Tour: Brooklyn Bridge
Remember to bring money for a MetroCard and food.
Neighborhood Tour: Downtown/Financial District
SAT
Lower Manhattan is a historically famous area of NYC. Spanning
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Neighborhood Tour: Park Slope
Meet at Alma Mater on Low Steps
and more. Remember to bring money for a MetroCard and food.
Neighborhood Tour: Museum of Modern Art
called A Living Man Declared Dead and Other Chapters I–XVIII.
during which Simon travelled around the world researching and
documents include victims of genocide in Bosnia, test rabbits
a MetroCard and food.
SAT
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Vertical Tour of St. John the Divine
largest cathedral in the United States, and one of the largest
Christian churches in the world. On this tour, you will ascend the
Note: This tour is physically strenuous and is not wheelchair
accessible.
TVC Social Outing: SPiN New York
Plan students from BC, CC, and SEAS at SPiN Galactic New
for beverages.
SAT
CC First-Year Class Council Info Session
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SEAS First-Year Class Council Info Session
569 Lerner Hall
Pupin Plaza
Dinner
SAT
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Sunday
September 2
SUN
Meet & Greets
an information table at each entrance to Lerner if you have any
questions or need directions.
Brunch
Neighborhood Tour: West Village
you the famous Stonewall Inn among other historical sights. Bring
along money for a MetroCard and shopping.
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SUN
Neighborhood Tour: New Museum of Contemporary Art
on contemporary art from around the world, the New Museum
Museum as Hub:
Carlos Motta: We Who Feel Differently
Neighborhood Tour: Flushing
MetroCard and food.
Neighborhood Tour: Harlem
bring money for a MetroCard and food.
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SUN
Neighborhood Tour: Metropolitan Museum of Art
um has an array of sculptures, paintings, and other art forms from
Cloud City
ald Cantor Roof Garden. Entrance to the Metropolitan Museum
MetroCard and food.
Neighborhood Tour: American Museum of Natural History
a MetroCard and food.
Neighborhood Tour: High Line/Meatpacking District
Originally built to facilitate the movement of dangerous freight
trains across Manhattan, the High Line railway was fully opera
Remember to bring money for a MetroCard and shopping.
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SUN
Neighborhood Tour: The Cloisters
Museum includes art and architecture from Medieval Europe.
of the New Jersey Palisades, a line of steep cliffs above the wa
money for a MetroCard and food.
Note: This tour is not fully wheelchair accessible.
The EcoReps Green Tour
Dinner
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SUN
Performance Showcase
the performing arts at Columbia. Come see the various groups
that entertain and inspire us throughout the school year with sing
ing, dancing, acting, and more.
:
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Monday, September 3
MEET AND GREETS SCHEDULE
SUN
Satow Room
EUROPEAN,
Roone Arledge
Auditorium
Satow Room
Roone Arledge
Auditorium
Broadway Room
Satow Room
GLOBAL ISSUES
Satow Room
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Monday
September 3
Brunch
MON
Neighborhood Tour: Central Park
troCard.
Neighborhood Tour: Chinatown/Little Italy
Street. Remember to bring money for a MetroCard and food.
Neighborhood Tour: Midtown
over to Grand Central Station. Remember to bring money for a
MetroCard and food.
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Neighborhood Tour: 5th Avenue/Rockefeller Plaza
MON
to bring money for a MetroCard and food.
Neighborhood Tour: SoHo
Card and additional spending money you may want.
Neighborhood Tour: Staten Island
island are free. Remember to bring money for a MetroCard.
Dinner
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MON
International Film Screening: Footnote
Lehman Lawn (Rain Location: Diana Event Oval, Diana Center
LL1)
Footnote
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Extended Orientation
Tuesday, September 4
First Day of Classes
Columbia Television Meet and Greet
Columbia Television Studio, Lerner Hall 5th Floor
columbia.edu or [email protected].
Touch Rugby Game and Informational Meeting
Meet at the Sundial
edu.
Wednesday, September 5
hosted by Columbia University Libraries
203 Butler Library
questions on how to use the Columbia Libraries most effectively.
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Mock Trial New Interest Meeting
Satow Room, Lerner Hall 5th floor
being really good at a competitive activity and a member an awesome
edu.
Bacchantae A Cappella Auditions
hosted by SGA
Hamilton Hall
verse and chorus of a song of your choice without any accompaniment.
Students from all CU undergrad schools welcomed.
columbia.edu.
Meet and Greet with SEAL
hosted by South East Asian League
569 Lerner Hall
Come meet the board of SEAL and learn about how you can get
involved in promoting Southeast Asian culture and causes on campus
edu.
Thursday, September 6
Columbia Students for Christ Welcome Dinner!
hosted by SGB
edu.
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First Weekly Debate of the Semester
Join the oldest student group at Columbia for an open debate on the
resolution that Supreme Court cases should be decided by trial or by
columbia.edu.
Friday, September 7
Columbia Activities Day
College Walk, Low Plaza, and Butler Plaza
and performances throughout the day. Come early and stay late to catch
Welcome Back Mesa
hosted by Chicano Caucus
H903 East Campus
Email for more information or access into the building.
Raw Elementz FALL AUDITIONS!
TBA - LIKE US on Facebook (facebook.com/rawelementz) or FOLLOW
US on Twitter (@Raw_Elementz) to stay updated!
edu.
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Meet and Greet
Information session for students interested in Columbia Japan Society.
Sunday, September 9
First Meeting of the Columbia Queer Alliance
edu.
Mixer with the African Students Association
Malcolm X Lounge, Hartley Hall
columbia.edu.
Latenite Theatre Information Session!
hosted by SGA
Party Space, Lerner Hall
for this current semester.
edu.
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Monday, September 10
Open Rehearsal
hosted by Columbia University Gospel Choir
a feel for CUGC and sit in on a rehearsal without the pressure of
committing to and audition.
Sailing Club Information Meeting
hosted by Sailing Club
Hamilton Hall
General Information Meeting for Sailing Club.
edu.
SGA Rep Council Meeting: Find out about Elections!
2nd floor Dining Room, Diana Center
CU Ballroom Dance Showcase
555 Lerner Hall
edu.
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Barnard Bulletin General Meeting
hosted by Barnard Bulletin
Bulletin Office on the 1st floor of Brooks
General meeting for writers, copy editors, layout, web designers, and
artists
edu.
Earl Hall Center Open House
hosted by Community Impact, Office of the University and the United
Campus Ministries
Earl Auditorium
edu.
KPL General Information Meeting
hosted by Kappa Phi Lambda Sorority
CHOWDAH AUDITION$$$
Hamilton Lobby- Look for signs
edu.
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Jubilation! Auditions
411 Kent
edu.
Global Brigades Information Session
hosted by Columbia University Global Brigades
West Ramp Lounge, Lerner Hall
year.
hosted by Rotaract
throughout the city, and are open to dialogue about event ideas.
CU Dems Open House!
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555 Lerner Hall
Thursday, September 13
KSA New Student Mixer
hosted by Korean Students Association
A fun introductory event with free food where new students can get
LDDSA: Meet the Mormons!
hosted by SGB
316 Hamilton
interfaith, intercollegiate and religious events being sponsored by CU
edu.
Bible Study
Broadway Sky Lounge, 14th Floor Broadway Residence Hall
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HSO Information Session
the programming we do, and how to become part of our board or
edu
Friday, September 14
Barnard Activities Fair
Lehman Lawn and Walkway
(Rain Location: Event Oval, Diana Center)
SWE Slumber Party
Carman Lounge
Meet our board, mingle with other female engineers and learn about
Columbia Raas Tryouts
hosted by Columbia Raas
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Networking Night
hosted by Multicultural Business Association
Lerner Party Space
Sunday, September 16
Columbia Taal Auditions!
TBA. Check columbiataal.tumblr.com
General Interest Meeting
edu.
Tuesday September 18
Pre-Law Society First General Body Meeting
569 Lerner Hall
edu.
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BOSS: New Student Kickback
Zora Neale Hurston Lounge, Brooks Dormitory
Sending a very BOSSy welcome to all the strong, beautiful, Barnard
edu.
Club Bangla General Body Meeting
hosted by Club Bangla
[email protected].
Monday, September 24
Meet the Majors Dinner
hosted by Barnard Chemical Society
514 Altschul (Physics Lounge)
edu.
hosted by PHSO
TBD
for the semester.
edu.
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APAHM Meet & Greet
Office of Multicultural Affairs
Lerner Hall East Ramp Lounge
columbia.edu.
Anchor Splash
Dodge Fitness Center (Uris Pool)
Anchor Splash
Dodge Gym (Uris Pool)
for our charity, Service for Sight. A great way to meet the members of
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Saturday, October 27
Students for Liberty Regional Conference
hosted by College Libertarians
Party Space, Lerner Hall
edu.
Tuesday, November 6
Ice Cream Social
hosted by Asian American Alliance
Lerner Hall
Interested in getting involved in the Asian American community on
Saturday, December 15
Dhoom Machale
Lerner Hall
performances from some of the hottest bollywood dance teams followed
with Columbia.
edu.
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Commitee Thanks
Stephan Adamów
Jade Bonacolta
BC Publications Coordinator
poetic my deepest gratitude to all of the advisers without whom this could not
have been possible.
fantastic and ineffable in the most endearing way. Never lose them. And in
twenty years, when we are all incredibly successful and sipping iced tea
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Caroline Brown
BC Coordinator
Avery Burrell
Academic Programming Coordinator
Helen Chen
for allowing me to vent my frustrations time and time again, and then each time
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Gladyn Innocent
BC Programmer
been a summer of personal growth and introspection. I also hope that through
my assistance on this committee, I have been able to help create a stellar
understanding me, and for being genuine.
Kirsty Jardine
GS Coordinator
was certainly the case with each of the members of the NSOP crew this year.
Julia Koo
BC Personnel Coordinator
process so much smoother. I will miss having all those Google docs to share
guidance throughout the spring and summer. Last but not least, I would also
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Jasmine Leoung
BC Programmer
Andrew Morrow
Briana Saddler
another
Not so much about your capabilities as a committee, but about my own
still meeting so many different people with so many different stories, still
things never change.
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Gianna Sinopoli
BC Programmer
And never underestimate a shopping addiction.
me maybe?
Runtao Yang
ya.
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