Location: Center for Career Education Conference Room Description: This Networking 101 workshop is designed to give you tips on how to prepare for the event, how to make the most of meeting the recruiters on the day of and how to follow up to maximize the connections you make at the event. Contact email: For […]

Location: Center for Career Education Conference Room Description: Taking an unpaid or low-paying internship in a field you love doesn’t have to break the bank. Attend this presentation to learn about how to find and apply for funding for unpaid opportunities, and about other strategies to make ends meet. Contact email: For questions, please contact […]

Location: Alfred Lerner Hall, Room 477 Date & Time: February 26, 2010 from 12:00 pm to 1:00 pm Description: Are you a senior and feeling anxious about what to do after graduation? Come to this informative and interactive workshop where we will explore the tools and techniques to secure your first job out of college! […]

Milbank Chapel @ Teachers College The TC Student Senate presents a night of standup comedy headlined by Roger Hailes. Roger Hailes was featured on Comedy Central’s “Live at Gotham” in 2008. He’s written for MTV, Sony, Comedy Central, Best Week Ever, and Time Magazine. He’s dazzled audiences on the Chappelle Show, VH1 and on stages […]

Hamilton 603 We will be screening King Corn and Big River, followed by a Q&A section with producer Curt Ellis sdj2110@columbia.edu

My name is Yael and I am Staff Writer at a public policy think tank called the Breakthrough Institute. We are recruiting student applicants for our paid and highly selective summer fellowship program. Our Project Director, Devon Swezey, and I will be on campus Thursday February 25th in preparation for the All Ivy Career Fair. […]

Maison Française, Columbia University The French-American Alliance and the Maison Française of Columbia University are pleased to invite you to a talk by Marc Levy. Marc Levy is a bestselling author. His novels have been translated into 41 languages and sold more than 20 million copies, making him the most read French author in the […]

SGA Leadership Awards annually celebrate the work of Barnard administrators, staff, administrative departments, and students. SGA invites you to participate in the nomination process for these awards. The purpose of the awards is to recognize and honor the extra-curricular work of active members of the Barnard community. You do not have to be a Barnard […]

Friends, Food, Relaxation and Sports- What more could you ask for? Come out and watch the Olympics and get a massage! Snacks will be served!       3rd floor of the Hillel Building Location: 606 W. 115th St. Street: (Right Across from Schapiro)

Location: Hamilton 404 Become a Van Amson Summer Fellow! The George Van Amson Fellowship is your opportunity to work at a non-profit of your choice, intern at Community Impact, or with a professor in creating a service-learning course during the summer.  Van Amson Fellows are given subsidized housing and a stipend of $3,000 for the […]

Friday, Feb. 26, 12-1:30pm @ James Room, 418 Barnard Hall Are you a BC, CC, or SEAS student and confused about what your package means, how to get your financial needs met, how to include extenuating circumstances in your application, or any other of the myriad of questions students have about financial aid? Come to […]

@ Interschool Lab, Schapiro Center for Engineering and Physical Science Research (CEPSR), 7th Floor Are you clueless about credit even is? Did you know you have a credit score even if you don’t have a credit card? Have bad credit and wanna get it on track? Wanna learn how to access your free credit report? […]

Broadway Lounge, 14th Floor, Broadway Residence Hall (113th and Broadway, NE corner) How do emotions shape your thoughts, fears, beliefs, decisions, and values around money and economic class? Join us for this interactive and creative life-size money simulation where we’ll explore the emotional aspects of money and class. This is sure to be a powerful, […]

Broadway Lounge, 14th Floor, Broadway Residence Hall (113th and Broadway, NE corner) Join faculty, administration, and students for an evening together where we’ll share our stories around class, money, and identity. A panel of CU administrators, professors, and students will share their personal stories around class and identity. By sharing our stories, finding our commonalities […]

@ Low Library, Faculty Room This event is a part of “Cashing In: A Week of Empowerment, Support, and Education on Economic Class and Identity” put on by The Common Cents Project. This evening is being co-sponsored by the Black Heritage Month Committee and the CC/SEAS Office of Multicultural Affairs. Join us Sunday, February 21st […]