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• Arts Initiative
  ...s. The Initiative nurtures the vast artistic energy – nearly 150 groups, departments, and programs - on Columbia’s campus. It creates and strengthens links be ...Party in 2007, nearly 1600 incoming students from [[Columbia College]], [[SEAS]], [[Barnard College]], and the [[School of General Studies]] were welcomed
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• Fu Foundation School of Engineering and Applied Science
  ...' as of the late [[2000s]], but almost always informally referred to as '''SEAS'''), is the engineering school of Columbia. No one calls it Fu. Ever. It aw The school maintains a close [[CC-SEAS Relationship|relationship]] with [[Columbia College]], and undergraduate st
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• Columbia Housing
  ...lls (URH), administers undergraduate housing for [[Columbia College|CC]]/[[SEAS]]. It is based in several offices in Hartley and Wallach, with the main off Like many departments at Columbia, Housing is divided into several sub-units. The main point-of-
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• Columbia-Barnard relationship
  ...e somewhere in the middle. The schools generally hire faculty and develop departments with an eye towards eliminating redundancies and maximizing the benefits fr ...re not really separate and that it is inconvenient for both Barnard and CC/SEAS students to not be able to swipe into each others dorms.
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• History of the Morningside Heights campus
  ...y looked at the same options presented in the past: disperse the College's departments and schools throughout the city, move uptown and keep the College together, ...date the lab, office, and classroom space needed for the expanding science departments, and in turn constructed [[Chandler Hall|Chandler Laboratories]] (named aft
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• Electrical Engineering Department
  ...Engineering Department''' is one of the nine constituent departments of [[SEAS]]. {{SEAS}}
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• Zvi Galil
  '''Zvi Galil''' was the thirteenth dean of [[SEAS]]. Galil earned his bachelor’s and master’s degrees (both summa cum la ...omedical engineering department, and expanded the range and scope of other departments.
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• Computer Science Department
  ...ents at Columbia, as it is a department of both [[Columbia College]] and [[SEAS]], though more closely associated with Engineering. The department also al ...computer engineering]]. Computer engineering is only open to students in [[SEAS]].
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• Post-graduation
  ...nal statement, transcript, and recommendations will be far more important. Departments, who conduct admissions at the graduate level, are looking for someone enth A small percentage of [[SEAS]] students actually continue on to jobs in their undergraduate field of stu
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• University Commencement
  ...is usually the upper levels of [[Lerner Hall]]. For SEAS it is with their departments. *[http://www.studentaffairs.columbia.edu/events/gradzone/index.php CC/SEAS GradZone]
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• Valedictorian
  ...t outside the classroom." Following the identification of this cohort, the departments in which the students majored are contacted and asked to submit evaluations ==Valedictorians of [[SEAS]]==
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• Mechanical Engineering Department
  ...nical Engineering Department''' is one of the constituent departments of [[SEAS]]. It is definitely the best form of undergraduate engineering in regard to {{SEAS}}
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• Columbia College Information Technology
  ...e no more closely connected with [[Columbia College]] than they are with [[SEAS]]. Their office has a live jukebox playing music for the entire office thro == Schools / Departments supported ==
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• Columbia Society of Automotive Engineers
  ...es substantial support from the [[Mechanical Engineering]] department in [[SEAS]]. ..., SAE has members from [[Columbia College]], [[Barnard College]] and other departments including [[Chemical Engineering]], [[Electrical Engineering]], and [[Compu
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• Departments
  Columbia and its affiliates have many '''Departments of Instruction''' into which [[faculty]] are organised. ==Columbia University departments==
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• Chemical Engineering Department
  ...M.S., and Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering. The department is unique within SEAS as it is the only undergraduate engineering major that does not require a p {{SEAS}}
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• Dean of Student Affairs
  ...is the head of the [[Division of Student Affairs]], which encompasses many departments, including Advising, Financial Aid, Admissions, Student Development and Act ...t Rupp]] to create a more cohesive undergraduate experience between CC and SEAS. Both schools disbanded their Dean of Students position and combined stude
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• Student Affairs Committee
  ...and responsibility of the SAC leadership to work across different schools, departments, and campuses, many of SAC's leaders tend to have [[w:nerd|multiple Columbi |[[Matthew Chou]], [[Columbia College|CC]] '14 <br> [[Akshay Shah]], [[SEAS|SEAS]] '14
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• Engineering Graduate Student Council
  ...nsituents, as well as work on event programming for graduate students in [[SEAS]]. ...niversity Senate]]. The EGSC successfully divided the seats equally among SEAS graduate and undergraduate students (1 senator per council). The first EGSC
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• Concentration
  ...at is called a ''minor'' by other schools within the university (such as [[SEAS]]). Effectively, a concentration has more requirements than a minor, but fe ...emic Affairs is that there is not enough full-time staff teaching in these departments to merit a full concentration.
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