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National Society of Black Engineers

2014-09-01T15:49:13Z

Bwoodardjames: /* Presidents */

{{Infobox clubnoallo
|Name=National Society of Black Engineers
|Image=Nsbe_logo.jpg
|Founded=1980
|Recognition=[[ABC]]
|Membership=98
|Executive board= 18
|Category=[[:Category:Pre-professional clubs|Pre-professional]]
|Website= [http://www.columbiansbe.org www.columbiansbe.org]
|Contact= [mailto:nsbe@columbia.edu nsbe@columbia.edu]}}

The '''National Society of Black Engineers''' ('''NSBE''') is an engineering student group which supports engineering students in their professional development. Every action the club takes is directed by the [http://national.nsbe.org/ National Organization's] mission statement: "to increase the number of culturally responsible Black engineers who excel academically, succeed professionally and positively impact the community". In addition to professional development, NSBE participates in community service and leisure activities. The group also participates in the annual Zone, Regional and National NSBE conventions.

==Membership and Recognition==
NSBE is recognized by the [[Activities Board at Columbia]] and receives additional support from the [[Engineering Student Council]].

In addition to engineers and Black students, NSBE has members from [[Columbia College]] and people of all races. Members include first-years through seniors. Our members go on to work for a number of companies including: Proctor & Gamble, Boeing, J.P. Morgan, Microsoft, Amazon, Morgan Stanley, and many more.

==General Body Meetings==

General Body Meetings take place Wednesdays at 8 pm West Ramp Lounge in [[Alfred Lerner Hall]]. Every meeting starts by the whole group saying the mission statement as a group. Topics of the meetings cover the gambit including: finding an internship, surviving the corporate environment, getting into graduate school, finding a job, and many other similar topics. There are also meetings focussed on discussion and leisurely games to relieve stress and discuss pressures members are feeling.

==Programs==
===Pre-College Initiative===
According to the national website "the Pre-College Initiative (PCI) Program is designed to stimulate the interest in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics fields, or STEM. NSBE's goal is to encourage students in grades K–12 to attend college and pursue technical degrees".

The Columbia chapter supports this mission by tutoring high school students and members of nearby NSBE Junior chapters, in particular from the Bronx Engineering and Technology Academy.

===T.O.R.C.H.===
The Technical Out Reach Community Help or T.O.R.C.H. program is designed to serve the community by volunteering time to train community in the use of computers and other technology.

Also falling under the umbrella of TORCH is the annual event titled "A Walk for Education". During this event, NSBE partners with CCNY's chapter of NSBE to reach out to Harlem students and encourage them to pursue a career in STEM.

==2014-2015 Executive Board==
'''Elected Positions'''
*President: Deborah Owolabi
*Vice-President Internal: Temitope Tuby-Lukan
*Vice President External: Gabriella Gilbert
*Treasurer: Cynthia Roberts
*Secretary: Ayana Dawkins
*Programs Chair: Kareem Stanley

'''Appointed Positions'''
*Academic Excellence Chair: Akachi Ukwu
*Membership Chair: Korey Petgrave
*Professional Relations Char: Ashley Bell
*PCI Chair: Olachi Oleru
*Senator: David Boucard
*Senator: Stephanie Severe
*Telecommunications Chair: Amber Ferrell
*TORCH Chair: Tolu Akinade

==Presidents==
*2014-2015: Deborah Owolabi
*2013-2014: Carlos Barksdale
*2012-2013: Courtney Tatum
*2011-2012: Fatima Dicko
*2010-2011: Lawrence Morris
*2009-2010: Paula Bennett
*2008-2009: Ken Yearwood
*2007-2008: Christian Senu
*2006-2007: Makini Byron
*2005-2006: Anita Moore

== External links ==
* [http://national.nsbe.org/ National Website]
* http://www.columbia.edu/cu/nsbe/
* [http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=2200019917 Facebook Group] 

[[Category:ABC groups]]
[[Category:Pre-professional clubs]]

National Society of Black Engineers

2014-09-01T15:48:41Z

Bwoodardjames: /* 2013-2014 Executive Board */ Updated section to include current board members

{{Infobox clubnoallo
|Name=National Society of Black Engineers
|Image=Nsbe_logo.jpg
|Founded=1980
|Recognition=[[ABC]]
|Membership=98
|Executive board= 18
|Category=[[:Category:Pre-professional clubs|Pre-professional]]
|Website= [http://www.columbiansbe.org www.columbiansbe.org]
|Contact= [mailto:nsbe@columbia.edu nsbe@columbia.edu]}}

The '''National Society of Black Engineers''' ('''NSBE''') is an engineering student group which supports engineering students in their professional development. Every action the club takes is directed by the [http://national.nsbe.org/ National Organization's] mission statement: "to increase the number of culturally responsible Black engineers who excel academically, succeed professionally and positively impact the community". In addition to professional development, NSBE participates in community service and leisure activities. The group also participates in the annual Zone, Regional and National NSBE conventions.

==Membership and Recognition==
NSBE is recognized by the [[Activities Board at Columbia]] and receives additional support from the [[Engineering Student Council]].

In addition to engineers and Black students, NSBE has members from [[Columbia College]] and people of all races. Members include first-years through seniors. Our members go on to work for a number of companies including: Proctor & Gamble, Boeing, J.P. Morgan, Microsoft, Amazon, Morgan Stanley, and many more.

==General Body Meetings==

General Body Meetings take place Wednesdays at 8 pm West Ramp Lounge in [[Alfred Lerner Hall]]. Every meeting starts by the whole group saying the mission statement as a group. Topics of the meetings cover the gambit including: finding an internship, surviving the corporate environment, getting into graduate school, finding a job, and many other similar topics. There are also meetings focussed on discussion and leisurely games to relieve stress and discuss pressures members are feeling.

==Programs==
===Pre-College Initiative===
According to the national website "the Pre-College Initiative (PCI) Program is designed to stimulate the interest in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics fields, or STEM. NSBE's goal is to encourage students in grades K–12 to attend college and pursue technical degrees".

The Columbia chapter supports this mission by tutoring high school students and members of nearby NSBE Junior chapters, in particular from the Bronx Engineering and Technology Academy.

===T.O.R.C.H.===
The Technical Out Reach Community Help or T.O.R.C.H. program is designed to serve the community by volunteering time to train community in the use of computers and other technology.

Also falling under the umbrella of TORCH is the annual event titled "A Walk for Education". During this event, NSBE partners with CCNY's chapter of NSBE to reach out to Harlem students and encourage them to pursue a career in STEM.

==2014-2015 Executive Board==
'''Elected Positions'''
*President: Deborah Owolabi
*Vice-President Internal: Temitope Tuby-Lukan
*Vice President External: Gabriella Gilbert
*Treasurer: Cynthia Roberts
*Secretary: Ayana Dawkins
*Programs Chair: Kareem Stanley

'''Appointed Positions'''
*Academic Excellence Chair: Akachi Ukwu
*Membership Chair: Korey Petgrave
*Professional Relations Char: Ashley Bell
*PCI Chair: Olachi Oleru
*Senator: David Boucard
*Senator: Stephanie Severe
*Telecommunications Chair: Amber Ferrell
*TORCH Chair: Tolu Akinade

==Presidents==
*2013-2014: Carlos Barksdale
*2012-2013: Courtney Tatum
*2011-2012: Fatima Dicko
*2010-2011: Lawrence Morris
*2009-2010: Paula Bennett
*2008-2009: Ken Yearwood
*2007-2008: Christian Senu
*2006-2007: Makini Byron
*2005-2006: Anita Moore

== External links ==
* [http://national.nsbe.org/ National Website]
* http://www.columbia.edu/cu/nsbe/
* [http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=2200019917 Facebook Group] 

[[Category:ABC groups]]
[[Category:Pre-professional clubs]]

National Society of Black Engineers

2014-02-20T17:13:21Z

Bwoodardjames: /* 2013-2014 Executive Board */

{{Infobox clubnoallo
|Name=National Society of Black Engineers
|Image=Nsbe_logo.jpg
|Founded=1980
|Recognition=[[ABC]]
|Membership=98
|Executive board= 18
|Category=[[:Category:Pre-professional clubs|Pre-professional]]
|Website= [http://www.columbiansbe.org www.columbiansbe.org]
|Contact= [mailto:nsbe@columbia.edu nsbe@columbia.edu]}}

The '''National Society of Black Engineers''' ('''NSBE''') is an engineering student group which supports engineering students in their professional development. Every action the club takes is directed by the [http://national.nsbe.org/ National Organization's] mission statement: "to increase the number of culturally responsible Black engineers who excel academically, succeed professionally and positively impact the community". In addition to professional development, NSBE participates in community service and leisure activities. The group also participates in the annual Zone, Regional and National NSBE conventions.

==Membership and Recognition==
NSBE is recognized by the [[Activities Board at Columbia]] and receives additional support from the [[Engineering Student Council]].

In addition to engineers and Black students, NSBE has members from [[Columbia College]] and people of all races. Members include first-years through seniors. Our members go on to work for a number of companies including: Proctor & Gamble, Boeing, J.P. Morgan, Microsoft, Amazon, Morgan Stanley, and many more.

==General Body Meetings==

General Body Meetings take place Wednesdays at 8 pm West Ramp Lounge in [[Alfred Lerner Hall]]. Every meeting starts by the whole group saying the mission statement as a group. Topics of the meetings cover the gambit including: finding an internship, surviving the corporate environment, getting into graduate school, finding a job, and many other similar topics. There are also meetings focussed on discussion and leisurely games to relieve stress and discuss pressures members are feeling.

==Programs==
===Pre-College Initiative===
According to the national website "the Pre-College Initiative (PCI) Program is designed to stimulate the interest in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics fields, or STEM. NSBE's goal is to encourage students in grades K–12 to attend college and pursue technical degrees".

The Columbia chapter supports this mission by tutoring high school students and members of nearby NSBE Junior chapters, in particular from the Bronx Engineering and Technology Academy.

===T.O.R.C.H.===
The Technical Out Reach Community Help or T.O.R.C.H. program is designed to serve the community by volunteering time to train community in the use of computers and other technology.

Also falling under the umbrella of TORCH is the annual event titled "A Walk for Education". During this event, NSBE partners with CCNY's chapter of NSBE to reach out to Harlem students and encourage them to pursue a career in STEM.

==2013-2014 Executive Board==
'''Administrative Zone'''
*President: [[Carlos Barksdale]]
*Vice-President Internal: Kyra Price
*Vice President External/Programs Chair: Ayana Dawkins
*Treasurer: Cynthia Roberts
*Secretary: Babatunde Woodard-James

'''Communications Zone'''
*Public Relations Chair: Amber Ferrell
*Telecommunications Chair: Lee Andre Fuqua

'''Finance Zone'''
*Corporate Relations Chair: Jibreel Adekiigbe
*Finance Chair: Marco Viti

'''Membership Zone'''
*Academic Excellence Chair: Akachi Ukwu
*Membership Chair: Temitope Tuby-Lukan
*Freshmen Liaisons: Ashley Bell and Kareem Stanley

'''Programs Zone'''
*Alumni Relations Chair: [[Jillian Ross]]
*PCI Chair: Gabriella Gilbert
*TORCH Chair: Tolu Akinade

'''Senators'''
*[[Sheila Misheni]]
*Taylor Robinson

==Presidents==
*2013-2014: Carlos Barksdale
*2012-2013: Courtney Tatum
*2011-2012: Fatima Dicko
*2010-2011: Lawrence Morris
*2009-2010: Paula Bennett
*2008-2009: Ken Yearwood
*2007-2008: Christian Senu
*2006-2007: Makini Byron
*2005-2006: Anita Moore

== External links ==
* [http://national.nsbe.org/ National Website]
* http://www.columbia.edu/cu/nsbe/
* [http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=2200019917 Facebook Group] 

[[Category:ABC groups]]
[[Category:Pre-professional clubs]]

National Society of Black Engineers

2014-02-17T17:14:40Z

Bwoodardjames:

{{Infobox clubnoallo
|Name=National Society of Black Engineers
|Image=Nsbe_logo.jpg
|Founded=1980
|Recognition=[[ABC]]
|Membership=98
|Executive board= 18
|Category=[[:Category:Pre-professional clubs|Pre-professional]]
|Website= [http://www.columbiansbe.org www.columbiansbe.org]
|Contact= [mailto:nsbe@columbia.edu nsbe@columbia.edu]}}

The '''National Society of Black Engineers''' ('''NSBE''') is an engineering student group which supports engineering students in their professional development. Every action the club takes is directed by the [http://national.nsbe.org/ National Organization's] mission statement: "to increase the number of culturally responsible Black engineers who excel academically, succeed professionally and positively impact the community". In addition to professional development, NSBE participates in community service and leisure activities. The group also participates in the annual Zone, Regional and National NSBE conventions.

==Membership and Recognition==
NSBE is recognized by the [[Activities Board at Columbia]] and receives additional support from the [[Engineering Student Council]].

In addition to engineers and Black students, NSBE has members from [[Columbia College]] and people of all races. Members include first-years through seniors. Our members go on to work for a number of companies including: Proctor & Gamble, Boeing, J.P. Morgan, Microsoft, Amazon, Morgan Stanley, and many more.

==General Body Meetings==

General Body Meetings take place Wednesdays at 8 pm West Ramp Lounge in [[Alfred Lerner Hall]]. Every meeting starts by the whole group saying the mission statement as a group. Topics of the meetings cover the gambit including: finding an internship, surviving the corporate environment, getting into graduate school, finding a job, and many other similar topics. There are also meetings focussed on discussion and leisurely games to relieve stress and discuss pressures members are feeling.

==Programs==
===Pre-College Initiative===
According to the national website "the Pre-College Initiative (PCI) Program is designed to stimulate the interest in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics fields, or STEM. NSBE's goal is to encourage students in grades K–12 to attend college and pursue technical degrees".

The Columbia chapter supports this mission by tutoring high school students and members of nearby NSBE Junior chapters, in particular from the Bronx Engineering and Technology Academy.

===T.O.R.C.H.===
The Technical Out Reach Community Help or T.O.R.C.H. program is designed to serve the community by volunteering time to train community in the use of computers and other technology.

Also falling under the umbrella of TORCH is the annual event titled "A Walk for Education". During this event, NSBE partners with CCNY's chapter of NSBE to reach out to Harlem students and encourage them to pursue a career in STEM.

==2013-2014 Executive Board==
'''Administrative Zone'''
*President: [[Carlos Barksdale]]
*Vice-President Internal: Kyra Price
*Vice President External/Programs Chair: Ayana Dawkins
*Treasurer: Cynthia Roberts
*Secretary: Babatunde Woodard-James

'''Communications Zone'''
*Public Relations Chair: Amber Ferrell
*Telecommunications Chair: Lee Andre Fuqua

'''Finance Zone'''
*Corporate Relations Chair: Jibreel Adekiigbe
*Finance Chair: Marco Viti

'''Membership Zone'''
*Academic Excellence Chair: Akachi Ukwu
*Membership Chair: Temitope Tuby-Lukan
*Freshmen Liaisons: Ashley Bell and Kareem Stanley

'''Programs Zone'''
*Alumni Relations Chair: Jillian Ross
*PCI Chair: Gabriella Gilbert
*TORCH Chair: Tolu Akinade

'''Senators'''
*[[Sheila Misheni]]
*Taylor Robinson

== External links ==
* [http://national.nsbe.org/ National Website]
* http://www.columbia.edu/cu/nsbe/
* [http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=2200019917 Facebook Group] 

[[Category:ABC groups]]
[[Category:Pre-professional clubs]]

Caribbean Students Association

2014-02-17T17:03:12Z

Bwoodardjames:

The '''Caribbean Students Association''' is a cultural group on campus aimed at connecting Caribbean students and promotes Caribbean culture on campus. It meets weekly on Wednesdays at 9 PM in the [[Malcolm X Lounge]] in [[Hartley Hall]].

[[Category:Cultural clubs]]
[[Category:ABC groups]]

African Students Association

2014-02-17T17:02:37Z

Bwoodardjames:

The '''African Students Association''' is the campus group for African culture. The group is a recognized student group under the [[Activities Board at Columbia]]. This group is a distinct group from the [[Black Students Organization]], as it focuses strictly on students of immediate African descent, as opposed to the larger [[Black Students Organization]], whose focus also includes African-American students among many others.

==External Links==
*[http://www.asacolumbia.com ASA website]

[[Category:Cultural clubs]]
[[Category:ABC groups]]

National Society of Black Engineers

2014-02-17T16:59:06Z

Bwoodardjames: Reformatted E-Board to a more user-friendly style

{{Infobox clubnoallo
|Name=National Society of Black Engineers
|Image=Nsbe_logo.jpg
|Founded=1980
|Recognition=[[ABC]]
|Membership=98
|Executive board= 18
|Category=[[:Category:Pre-professional clubs|Pre-professional]]
|Website= [http://www.columbiansbe.org www.columbiansbe.org]
|Contact= [mailto:nsbe@columbia.edu nsbe@columbia.edu]}}

The '''National Society of Black Engineers''' ('''NSBE''') is an engineering student group which supports engineering students in their professional development. Every action the club takes is directed by the [http://national.nsbe.org/ National Organization's] mission statement: "to increase the number of culturally responsible Black engineers who excel academically, succeed professionally and positively impact the community". In addition to professional development, NSBE participates in community service and leisure activities. The group also participates in the annual Zone, Regional and National NSBE conventions.

==Membership and Recognition==
NSBE is recognized by the [[Activities Board at Columbia]] and receives additional support from the [[Engineering Student Council]].

In addition to engineers and Black students, NSBE has members from [[Columbia College]] and people of all races. Members include first-years through seniors. Our members go on to work for a number of companies including: Proctor & Gamble, Boeing, J.P. Morgan, Microsoft, Amazon, Morgan Stanley, and many more.

==General Body Meetings==

General Body Meetings take place Wednesdays at 8 pm West Ramp Lounge in [[Alfred Lerner Hall]]. Every meeting starts by the whole group saying the mission statement as a group. Topics of the meetings cover the gambit including: finding an internship, surviving the corporate environment, getting into graduate school, finding a job, and many other similar topics. There are also meetings focussed on discussion and leisurely games to relieve stress and discuss pressures members are feeling.

==Pre-College Initiative==
According to the national website "the Pre-College Initiative (PCI) Program is designed to stimulate the interest in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics fields, or STEM. NSBE's goal is to encourage students in grades K–12 to attend college and pursue technical degrees".

The Columbia chapter supports this mission by tutoring high school students and members of nearby NSBE Junior chapters, in particular from the Bronx Engineering and Technology Academy.

==T.O.R.C.H.==
The Technical Out Reach Community Help or T.O.R.C.H. program is designed to serve the community by volunteering time to train community in the use of computers and other technology.

Also falling under the umbrella of TORCH is the annual event titled "A Walk for Education". During this event, NSBE partners with CCNY's chapter of NSBE to reach out to Harlem students and encourage them to pursue a career in STEM.

==2013-2014 Executive Board==
'''Administrative Zone'''
*President: [[Carlos Barksdale]]
*Vice-President Internal: Kyra Price
*Vice President External/Programs Chair: Ayana Dawkins
*Treasurer: Cynthia Roberts
*Secretary: Babatunde Woodard-James

'''Communications Zone'''
*Public Relations Chair: Amber Ferrell
*Telecommunications Chair: Lee Andre Fuqua

'''Finance Zone'''
*Corporate Relations Chair: Jibreel Adekiigbe
*Finance Chair: Marco Viti

'''Membership Zone'''
*Academic Excellence Chair: Akachi Ukwu
*Membership Chair: Temitope Tuby-Lukan
*Freshmen Liaisons: Ashley Bell and Kareem Stanley

'''Programs Zone'''
*Alumni Relations Chair: Jillian Ross
*PCI Chair: Gabriella Gilbert
*TORCH Chair: Tolu Akinade

'''Senators'''
*[[Sheila Misheni]]
*Taylor Robinson

== External links ==
* [http://national.nsbe.org/ National Website]
* http://www.columbia.edu/cu/nsbe/
* [http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=2200019917 Facebook Group] 

[[Category:ABC groups]]
[[Category:Pre-professional clubs]]

National Society of Black Engineers

2014-01-30T18:11:15Z

Bwoodardjames:

{{Infobox clubnoallo
|Name=National Society of Black Engineers
|Image=Nsbe_logo.jpg
|Founded=1980
|Recognition=[[ABC]]
|Membership=98
|Executive board=[[Carlos Barksdale]] (President) Kyra Price (VP Internal) Ayana Dawkins (VP External/Programs) Cynthia Roberts (Treasurer) Babatunde Woodard-James (Secretary) Akachi Ukwu (Academic Excellence) Marco Viti (Finance Chair) Gabriella Gilbert (P.C.I. Chair) Amber Ferrell (Public Relations) Temitope Tuby-Lukan (Membership) Taylor Robinson (Senator) Sheila Misheni (Senator) Jibreel Adejiigbe (Corporate Relations) Tolu Akinade (T.O.R.C.H. Chair) Lee Andre Fuqua (Telecommunications) Jillian Ross (Alumni Relations)
|Category=[[:Category:Pre-professional clubs|Pre-professional]]
|Website= [http://www.columbiansbe.org www.columbiansbe.org]
|Contact= [mailto:nsbe@columbia.edu nsbe@columbia.edu]}}

The '''National Society of Black Engineers''' ('''NSBE''') is an engineering student group which supports engineering students in their professional development. Every action the club takes is directed by the [http://national.nsbe.org/ National Organization's] mission statement: "to increase the number of culturally responsible Black engineers who excel academically, succeed professionally and positively impact the community". In addition to professional development, NSBE participates in community service and leisure activities. The group also participates in the annual Zone, Regional and National NSBE conventions.

==Membership and Recognition==
NSBE is recognized by the [[Activities Board at Columbia]] and receives additional support from the [[Engineering Student Council]].

In addition to engineers and Black students, NSBE has members from [[Columbia College]] and people of all races. Members include first-years through seniors. Our members go on to work for a number of companies including: Proctor & Gamble, Boeing, J.P. Morgan, Microsoft, Amazon, Morgan Stanley, and many more.

==General Body Meetings==

General Body Meetings take place Wednesdays at 8 pm West Ramp Lounge in [[Alfred Lerner Hall]]. Every meeting starts by the whole group saying the mission statement as a group. Topics of the meetings cover the gambit including: finding an internship, surviving the corporate environment, getting into graduate school, finding a job, and many other similar topics. There are also meetings focussed on discussion and leisurely games to relieve stress and discuss pressures members are feeling.

==Pre-College Initiative==
According to the national website "the Pre-College Initiative (PCI) Program is designed to stimulate the interest in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics fields, or STEM. NSBE's goal is to encourage students in grades K–12 to attend college and pursue technical degrees".

The Columbia chapter supports this mission by tutoring high school students and members of nearby NSBE Junior chapters, in particular from the Bronx Engineering and Technology Academy.

==T.O.R.C.H.==
The Technical Out Reach Community Help or T.O.R.C.H. program is designed to serve the community by volunteering time to train community in the use of computers and other technology.

Also falling under the umbrella of TORCH is the annual event titled "A Walk for Education". During this event, NSBE partners with CCNY's chapter of NSBE to reach out to Harlem students and encourage them to pursue a career in STEM.

== External links ==
* [http://national.nsbe.org/ National Website]
* http://www.columbia.edu/cu/nsbe/
* [http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=2200019917 Facebook Group] 

[[Category:ABC groups]]
[[Category:Pre-professional clubs]]
[[Category:Cultural clubs]]

National Society of Black Engineers

2014-01-30T18:10:24Z

Bwoodardjames:

{{Infobox clubnoallo
|Name=National Society of Black Engineers
|Image=Nsbe_logo.jpg
|Founded=1980
|Recognition=[[ABC]]
|Membership=98
|Executive board=[[Carlos Barksdale]] (President) Kyra Price (VP Internal) Ayana Dawkins (VP External/Programs) Cynthia Roberts (Treasurer) Babatunde Woodard-James (Secretary) Akachi Ukwu (Academic Excellence) Marco Viti (Finance Chair) Gabriella Gilbert (P.C.I. Chair) Amber Ferrell (Public Relations) Temitope Tuby-Lukan (Membership) Taylor Robinson (Senator) Sheila Misheni (Senator) Jibreel Adejiigbe (Corporate Relations) Tolu Akinade (T.O.R.C.H. Chair) Lee Andre Fuqua (Telecommunications) Jillian Ross (Alumni Relations)
|Category=[[:Category:Pre-professional clubs|Pre-professional]]
|Website= [http://www.columbiansbe.org/www.columbiansbe.org]
|Contact= [mailto:nsbe@columbia.edu nsbe@columbia.edu]}}

The '''National Society of Black Engineers''' ('''NSBE''') is an engineering student group which supports engineering students in their professional development. Every action the club takes is directed by the [http://national.nsbe.org/ National Organization's] mission statement: "to increase the number of culturally responsible Black engineers who excel academically, succeed professionally and positively impact the community". In addition to professional development, NSBE participates in community service and leisure activities. The group also participates in the annual Zone, Regional and National NSBE conventions.

==Membership and Recognition==
NSBE is recognized by the [[Activities Board at Columbia]] and receives additional support from the [[Engineering Student Council]].

In addition to engineers and Black students, NSBE has members from [[Columbia College]] and people of all races. Members include first-years through seniors. Our members go on to work for a number of companies including: Proctor & Gamble, Boeing, J.P. Morgan, Microsoft, Amazon, Morgan Stanley, and many more.

==General Body Meetings==

General Body Meetings take place Wednesdays at 8 pm West Ramp Lounge in [[Alfred Lerner Hall]]. Every meeting starts by the whole group saying the mission statement as a group. Topics of the meetings cover the gambit including: finding an internship, surviving the corporate environment, getting into graduate school, finding a job, and many other similar topics. There are also meetings focussed on discussion and leisurely games to relieve stress and discuss pressures members are feeling.

==Pre-College Initiative==
According to the national website "the Pre-College Initiative (PCI) Program is designed to stimulate the interest in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics fields, or STEM. NSBE's goal is to encourage students in grades K–12 to attend college and pursue technical degrees".

The Columbia chapter supports this mission by tutoring high school students and members of nearby NSBE Junior chapters, in particular from the Bronx Engineering and Technology Academy.

==T.O.R.C.H.==
The Technical Out Reach Community Help or T.O.R.C.H. program is designed to serve the community by volunteering time to train community in the use of computers and other technology.

Also falling under the umbrella of TORCH is the annual event titled "A Walk for Education". During this event, NSBE partners with CCNY's chapter of NSBE to reach out to Harlem students and encourage them to pursue a career in STEM.

== External links ==
* [http://national.nsbe.org/ National Website]
* http://www.columbia.edu/cu/nsbe/
* [http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=2200019917 Facebook Group] 

[[Category:ABC groups]]
[[Category:Pre-professional clubs]]
[[Category:Cultural clubs]]

National Society of Black Engineers

2014-01-30T00:25:06Z

Bwoodardjames:

{{Infobox clubnoallo
|Name=National Society of Black Engineers
|Image=Nsbe_logo.jpg
|Founded=1980
|Recognition=[[ABC]]
|Membership=98
|Executive board=Carlos Barksdale (President) Kyra Price (VP Internal) Ayana Dawkins (VP External/Programs) Cynthia Roberts (Treasurer) Babatunde Woodard-James (Secretary) Akachi Ukwu (Academic Excellence) Marco Viti (Finance Chair) Gabriella Gilbert (P.C.I. Chair) Amber Ferrell (Public Relations) Temitope Tuby-Lukan (Membership) Taylor Robinson (Senator) Sheila Misheni (Senator) Jibreel Adejiigbe (Corporate Relations) Tolu Akinade (T.O.R.C.H. Chair) Lee Andre Fuqua (Telecommunications) Jillian Ross (Alumni Relations)
|Category=[[:Category:Pre-professional clubs|Pre-professional]]
|Website= [http://www.columbiansbe.org]
|Contact= [mailto:nsbe@columbia.edu nsbe@columbia.edu]}}

The '''National Society of Black Engineers''' ('''NSBE''') is an engineering student group which supports engineering students in their professional development. Every action the club takes is directed by the [http://national.nsbe.org/ National Organization's] mission statement: "to increase the number of culturally responsible Black engineers who excel academically, succeed professionally and positively impact the community". In addition to professional development, NSBE participates in community service and leisure activities. The group also participates in the annual Zone, Regional and National NSBE conventions.

==Membership and Recognition==
NSBE is recognized by the [[Activities Board at Columbia]] and receives additional support from the [[Engineering Student Council]].

In addition to engineers and Black students, NSBE has members from [[Columbia College]] and people of all races. Members include first-years through seniors. Our members go on to work for a number of companies including: Proctor & Gamble, Boeing, J.P. Morgan, Microsoft, Amazon, Morgan Stanley, and many more.

==General Body Meetings==

General Body Meetings take place Wednesdays at 8 pm West Ramp Lounge in [[Alfred Lerner Hall]]. Every meeting starts by the whole group saying the mission statement as a group. Topics of the meetings cover the gambit including: finding an internship, surviving the corporate environment, getting into graduate school, finding a job, and many other similar topics. There are also meetings focussed on discussion and leisurely games to relieve stress and discuss pressures members are feeling.

==Pre-College Initiative==
According to the national website "the Pre-College Initiative (PCI) Program is designed to stimulate the interest in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics fields, or STEM. NSBE's goal is to encourage students in grades K–12 to attend college and pursue technical degrees".

The Columbia chapter supports this mission by tutoring high school students and members of nearby NSBE Junior chapters, in particular from the Bronx Engineering and Technology Academy.

==T.O.R.C.H.==
The Technical Out Reach Community Help or T.O.R.C.H. program is designed to serve the community by volunteering time to train community in the use of computers and other technology.

Also falling under the umbrella of TORCH is the annual event titled "A Walk for Education". During this event, NSBE partners with CCNY's chapter of NSBE to reach out to Harlem students and encourage them to pursue a career in STEM.

== External links ==
* [http://national.nsbe.org/ National Website]
* http://www.columbia.edu/cu/nsbe/
* [http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=2200019917 Facebook Group] 

[[Category:ABC groups]]
[[Category:Pre-professional clubs]]
[[Category:Cultural clubs]]

CU Dhoom

2014-01-30T00:16:40Z

Bwoodardjames:

{{Infobox club
|Name=Columbia Dhoom
|Image=[[File:CUDhoom.jpg]]
|Founded=2007
|Recognition=[[ABC]]
|Membership=12
|Category=[[:Category:performance clubs|Dance]]}}

CU Dhoom is the only competitive award-winning Bollywood Fusion dance group on Columbia's campus. The team was started in 2007 at Columbia University in New York City. In the last seven years, CU Dhoom has grown into a competitive co-ed dance team that competes across the Northeast. The team specializes in Hindi Film/Fusion and Hip Hop dance styles but has been known to incorporate classical Indian, modern, jazz, and Latin dance styles into their performances from year to year. You could pretty much say they're the most diverse dance group on campus.

Now Dhoom is back and better than ever for the 2013-2014 school year, and their dancers are sexy beyond imagination. They will be working hard to bring their energy, excitement, and passion for Bollywood and Fusion dance onto the stage.

Dhoom has performed at the following performances on campus:

* CSC Lunar Gala
* CSC Night Market
* Glasshouse Rocks
* NaachNation
* Bollypop
* [[Tamasha]]
* Relay for Life

In Spring 2014, Dhoom will be performing at:

* Glasshouse Rocks
* NaachNation
* [[Tamasha]]

==Captains==

* Siddhi Mittal - 2012-2013
* Taylor Sanders - 2012-2013 CC '13
* Sonia Bansal - 2013-2014
* Don Yu - 2013-2014 SEAS '14

==Members==

* Sonia Bansal
* Don Yu
* Keith Williams
* Brittany Becker
* Joya Ahmad
* Manuj Arora
* Mallika Walia
* Shruti Parikh
* Shirin Dey
* Piyushi Bishnoi
* Veronica Handuge
* Rhea Padalkar

Caribbean Students Association

2014-01-30T00:12:13Z

Bwoodardjames: Created page with "The '''Caribbean Students Association''' is a cultural group on campus aimed at connecting Caribbean students and promotes Caribbean culture on campus. It meets weekly on Wedn..."

1765

2014-01-30T00:08:08Z

Bwoodardjames: Created page with "'''1765''' in Columbia history: {{succession|preceded=1764|succeeded=1766|office=History of Columbia University|years=1765}} Category:18th century"

'''1765''' in Columbia history:

{{succession|preceded=[[1764]]|succeeded=[[1766]]|office=History of Columbia University|years=1765}}

[[Category:18th century]]

National Society of Black Engineers

2014-01-29T23:54:23Z

Bwoodardjames:

{{Infobox clubnoallo
|Name=National Society of Black Engineers
|Image=Nsbe_logo.jpg
|Founded=1980
|Recognition=[[ABC]]
|Membership=98
|Executive board=Carlos Barksdale (President) Kyra Price (VP Internal) Ayana Dawkins (VP External) Cynthia Matthews (Treasurer) Babatunde Woodard-James (Secretary) Ayana Dawkins (Programs) Akachi Ukwu (Academic Excellence) Marco Viti (Finance Chair) Gabriella Gilbert (P.C.I. Chair) Amber Ferrell (Public Relations) Temitope Tuby-Lukan (Membership) Taylor Robinson (Senator) Sheila Misheni (Senator) Jibreel Adejiigbe (Corporate Relations) Tolu Akinade (T.O.R.C.H. Chair) Lee Andre Fuqua (Telecommunications) Jillian Ross (Alumni Relations)
|Category=[[:Category:Pre-professional clubs|Pre-professional]]
|Website= [http://www.columbiansbe.org]
|Contact= [mailto:nsbe@columbia.edu nsbe@columbia.edu]}}

The '''National Society of Black Engineers''' ('''NSBE''') is an engineering student group which supports engineering students in their professional development. Every action the club takes is directed by the [http://national.nsbe.org/ National Organization's] mission statement: "to increase the number of culturally responsible Black engineers who excel academically, succeed professionally and positively impact the community". In addition to professional development, NSBE participates in community service and leisure activities. The group also participates in the annual Zone, Regional and National NSBE conventions.

==Membership and Recognition==
NSBE is recognized by the [[Activities Board at Columbia]] and receives additional support from the [[Engineering Student Council]].

In addition to engineers and black students, NSBE has members from [[Columbia College]] and people of all races. Members include first-years through seniors.

==General Body Meetings==

General Body Meetings take place Wednesdays at 8 pm West Ramp Lounge in [[Alfred Lerner Hall]]. Every meeting starts by the whole group saying the mission statement as a group. Topics of the meetings include finding an internship, surviving the corporate environment, getting into graduate school, finding a job and many other similar topics. There are also meeting where the group plays games or talks about their academic stresses and how they overcome them.

==Pre-College Initiative==
According to the national website "the Pre-College Initiative (PCI) Program is designed to stimulate the interest in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics fields, or STEM. NSBE's goal is to encourage students in grades K–12 to attend college and pursue technical degrees".

The Columbia chapter supports this mission by tutoring high school students and members of nearby NSBE Junior chapters, in particular from the Bronx Engineering and Technology Academy.

==T.O.R.C.H.==
The Technical Out Reach Community Help or T.O.R.C.H. program is designed to serve the community by volunteering time to train community in the use of computers and other technology.

Also falling under the umbrella of TORCH is the annual event titled "A Walk for Education". During this event, NSBE partners with CCNY's chapter of NSBE to reach out to Harlem students and encourage them to pursue a career in STEM.

== External links ==
* [http://national.nsbe.org/ National Website]
* http://www.columbia.edu/cu/nsbe/
* [http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=2200019917 Facebook Group] 

[[Category:ABC groups]]
[[Category:Pre-professional clubs]]
[[Category:Cultural clubs]]

National Society of Black Engineers

2014-01-29T23:53:08Z

Bwoodardjames:

{{Infobox clubnoallo
|Name=National Society of Black Engineers
|Image=Nsbe_logo.jpg
|Founded=1980
|Recognition=[[ABC]]
|Membership=98
|Executive board=Carlos Barksdale (President) Kyra Price (VP Internal) Ayana Dawkins (VP External) Cynthia Matthews (Treasurer) Babatunde Woodard-James (Secretary) Ayana Dawkins (Programs) Akachi Ukwu (Academic Excellence) Marco Viti (Finance Chair) Gabriella Gilbert (P.C.I. Chair) Amber Ferrell (Public Relations) Temitope Tuby-Lukan (Membership) Taylor Robinson (Senator) Sheila Misheni (Senator) Jibreel Adejiigbe (Corporate Relations) Tolu Akinade (T.O.R.C.H. Chair) Lee Andre Fuqua (Telecommunications) Jillian Ross (Alumni Relations)
|Category=[[:Category:Pre-professional clubs|Pre-professional]]
|Website= [http://www.columbia.edu/cu/nsbe/ http://www.columbia.edu/cu/nsbe/]
|Contact= [mailto:nsbe@columbia.edu nsbe@columbia.edu]}}

The '''National Society of Black Engineers''' ('''NSBE''') is an engineering student group which supports engineering students in their professional development. Every action the club takes is directed by the [http://national.nsbe.org/ National Organization's] mission statement: "to increase the number of culturally responsible Black engineers who excel academically, succeed professionally and positively impact the community". In addition to professional development, NSBE participates in community service and leisure activities. The group also participates in the annual Zone, Regional and National NSBE conventions.

==Membership and Recognition==
NSBE is recognized by the [[Activities Board at Columbia]] and receives additional support from the [[Engineering Student Council]].

In addition to engineers and black students, NSBE has members from [[Columbia College]] and people of all races. Members include first-years through seniors.

==General Body Meetings==

General Body Meetings take place Wednesdays at 8 pm West Ramp Lounge in [[Alfred Lerner Hall]]. Every meeting starts by the whole group saying the mission statement as a group. Topics of the meetings include finding an internship, surviving the corporate environment, getting into graduate school, finding a job and many other similar topics. There are also meeting where the group plays games or talks about their academic stresses and how they overcome them.

==Pre-College Initiative==
According to the national website "the Pre-College Initiative (PCI) Program is designed to stimulate the interest in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics fields, or STEM. NSBE's goal is to encourage students in grades K–12 to attend college and pursue technical degrees".

The Columbia chapter supports this mission by tutoring high school students and members of nearby NSBE Junior chapters, in particular from the Bronx Engineering and Technology Academy.

==T.O.R.C.H.==
The Technical Out Reach Community Help or T.O.R.C.H. program is designed to serve the community by volunteering time to train community in the use of computers and other technology.

Also falling under the umbrella of TORCH is the annual event titled "A Walk for Education". During this event, NSBE partners with CCNY's chapter of NSBE to reach out to Harlem students and encourage them to pursue a career in STEM.

== External links ==
* [http://national.nsbe.org/ National Website]
* http://www.columbia.edu/cu/nsbe/
* [http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=2200019917 Facebook Group] 

[[Category:ABC groups]]
[[Category:Pre-professional clubs]]
[[Category:Cultural clubs]]

CU Dhoom

2014-01-29T23:51:40Z

Bwoodardjames:

{{Infobox club
|Name=Columbia Dhoom
|Image=CUDhoom.jpg
|Founded=2007
|Recognition=[[ABC]]
|Membership=12
|Category=[[:Category:performance clubs|dance]]}}

CU Dhoom is the only competitive award-winning Bollywood Fusion dance group on Columbia's campus. The team was started in 2007 at Columbia University in New York City. In the last seven years, CU Dhoom has grown into a competitive co-ed dance team that competes across the Northeast. The team specializes in Hindi Film/Fusion and Hip Hop dance styles but has been known to incorporate classical Indian, modern, jazz, and Latin dance styles into their performances from year to year. You could pretty much say they're the most diverse dance group on campus.

Now Dhoom is back and better than ever for the 2013-2014 school year, and their dancers are sexy beyond imagination. They will be working hard to bring their energy, excitement, and passion for Bollywood and Fusion dance onto the stage.

Dhoom has performed at the following performances on campus:

1. CSC Lunar Gala
2. CSC Night Market
3. Glasshouse Rocks
4. NaachNation
5. Bollypop
6. [[Tamasha]]
7. Relay for Life

In Spring 2014, Dhoom will be performing at:

1. Glasshouse Rocks
2. NaachNation
3. [[Tamasha]]

Charles M. Rolker Jr. Prize

2013-05-21T14:56:55Z

Bwoodardjames:

The '''Charles M. Rolker Jr. Prize''', established in [[1909]], is awarded annually to the member of the graduating [[Columbia College]] class who is judged by classmates to be most worthy of special distinction because of scholarship, participation in student activities, or in any combination thereof. It was established by Mrs. C. M. Rolker in memory of her son, Charles M. Rolker Jr., Class of 1907.

==Past winners==
*[[2013]]: [[Adwoa Banful]]
*[[2012]]: [[Elizabeth Kipp-Giusti]]
*[[2011]]: [[Cara Buchanan]]
*[[2010]]: [[Sue Yang]]
...
*[[2001]]: [[Jorge Herrara]]
...
*[[1994]]: [[Rebecca Castillo]]
...
*[[1918]]: [[Isidor Theodore Rosen]]
...
*[[1915]]: [[Walter William Dwyer]]
...
*[[1913]]: [[Parker Moon]]
*[[1912]]: [[Frederick Culman]]
...
*[[1910]]: [[William Langer]]

[[Category:Student awards]]

National Society of Black Engineers

2013-04-13T03:19:43Z

Bwoodardjames:

{{Infobox clubnoallo
|Name=National Society of Black Engineers
|Image=Nsbe_logo.jpg
|Founded=1980
|Recognition=[[ABC]]
|Membership=98
|Executive board=Courtney Tatum(President) Chelsea Crowder (VP Internal) Carlos Barksdale (VP External) Eberechi Ihezie (Treasurer) Kyra Price (Secretary) Monifa Hall (Programs) David Boucard (Academic Excellence) Sheila Misheni (Finance) Mychael Crafton (P.C.I. Chair) Nnenna Okwara (Public Relations) Andre' Fuqua (Membership) Leonard Robinson (Senator) Eric Soltowski (Senator) Jon Paul (Corporate Relations) Tolu Akinade (T.O.R.C.H. Chair) Khalid Richards (Telecommunications) Jibreel Adekiigbe (Alumni Relations)
|Category=[[:Category:Pre-professional clubs|Pre-professional]]
|Website= [http://www.columbia.edu/cu/nsbe/ http://www.columbia.edu/cu/nsbe/]
|Contact= [mailto:nsbe@columbia.edu nsbe@columbia.edu]}}

The '''National Society of Black Engineers''' ('''NSBE''') is an engineering student group which supports engineering students in their professional development. Every action the club takes is directed by the [http://national.nsbe.org/ National Organization's] mission statement: "to increase the number of culturally responsible Black engineers who excel academically, succeed professionally and positively impact the community". In addition to professional development, NSBE participates in community service and leisure activities. The group also participates in the annual Zone, Regional and National NSBE conventions.

==Membership and Recognition==
NSBE is recognized by the [[Activities Board at Columbia]] and receives additional support from the [[Engineering Student Council]].

In addition to engineers and black students, NSBE has members from [[Columbia College]] and people of all races. Members include first-years through seniors.

==General Body Meetings==

General Body Meetings take place Wednesdays at 8 pm West Ramp Lounge in [[Alfred Lerner Hall]]. Every meeting starts by the whole group saying the mission statement as a group. Topics of the meetings include finding an internship, surviving the corporate environment, getting into graduate school, finding a job and many other similar topics. There are also meeting where the group plays games or talks about their academic stresses and how they overcome them.

==Pre-College Initiative==
According to the national website "the Pre-College Initiative (PCI) Program is designed to stimulate the interest in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics fields, or STEM. NSBE's goal is to encourage students in grades K–12 to attend college and pursue technical degrees".

The Columbia chapter supports this mission by tutoring high school students and members of nearby NSBE Junior chapters, in particular from the Bronx Engineering and Technology Academy.

==T.O.R.C.H.==
The Technical Out Reach Community Help or T.O.R.C.H. program is designed to serve the community by volunteering time to train community in the use of computers and other technology.

Also falling under the umbrella of TORCH is the annual event titled "A Walk for Education". During this event, NSBE partners with CCNY's chapter of NSBE to reach out to Harlem students and encourage them to pursue a career in STEM.

== External links ==
* [http://national.nsbe.org/ National Website]
* http://www.columbia.edu/cu/nsbe/
* [http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=2200019917 Facebook Group] 

[[Category:ABC groups]]
[[Category:Pre-professional clubs]]
[[Category:Cultural clubs]]

National Society of Black Engineers

2013-04-13T03:01:45Z

Bwoodardjames: /* General Body Meetings */

{{Infobox clubnoallo
|Name=National Society of Black Engineers
|Image=Nsbe_logo.jpg
|Founded=1980
|Recognition=[[ABC]]
|Membership=98
|Executive board=Lawrence Morris (President) Fatima Dicko (VP Internal) Carla Williams (VP External) Brian Watson (Treasurer) Sabine Louis (Secretary) Itanza Lawrence (Programs) Yasir Diab (Academic Excellence) Britanny Dukov (Finance) Jasmine Jackson (P.C.I. Chair) Ibrahim Adeniji (Public Relations) Daniel Sims (Membership) Albert Miller (Senator) Michael Strickland (Solicitations) Nicholas Strickland (T.O.R.C.H. Chair) Alexander Tsado (Telecommunications)
|Category=[[:Category:Pre-professional clubs|Pre-professional]]
|Website= [http://www.columbia.edu/cu/nsbe/ http://www.columbia.edu/cu/nsbe/]
|Contact= [mailto:nsbe@columbia.edu nsbe@columbia.edu]}}

The '''National Society of Black Engineers''' ('''NSBE''') is an engineering student group which supports engineering students in their professional development. Every action the club takes is directed by the [http://national.nsbe.org/ National Organization's] mission statement: "to increase the number of culturally responsible Black engineers who excel academically, succeed professionally and positively impact the community". In addition to professional development, NSBE participates in community service and leisure activities. The group also participates in the annual Zone, Regional and National NSBE conventions.

==Membership and Recognition==
NSBE is recognized by the [[Activities Board at Columbia]] and receives additional support from the [[Engineering Student Council]].

In addition to engineers and black students, NSBE has members from [[Columbia College]] and people of all races. Members include first-years through seniors.

==General Body Meetings==

General Body Meetings take place Wednesdays at 8 pm West Ramp Lounge in [[Alfred Lerner Hall]]. Every meeting starts by the whole group saying the mission statement as a group. Topics of the meetings include finding an internship, surviving the corporate environment, getting into graduate school, finding a job and many other similar topics. There are also meeting where the group plays games or talks about their academic stresses and how they overcome them.

==Pre-College Initiative==
According to the national website "the Pre-College Initiative (PCI) Program is designed to stimulate the interest in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics fields, or STEM. NSBE's goal is to encourage students in grades K–12 to attend college and pursue technical degrees".

Our chapter supports this mission by tutoring high school students and members of nearby NSBE Junior chapters. Tutoring takes place every Saturday at 10am in the East or West Ramp Lounge in [[Alfred Lerner Hall]].

==PCI Ghana==

In addition to helping high school students in the city, this NSBE chapter is helping to found a NSBE PCI branch in Ghana. Using the internet, we provide them with any support they need and ensure they are on the right path towards college.

==T.O.R.C.H.==
The Technical Out Reach Community Help or T.O.R.C.H. program is designed to serve the community by volunteering time to train community in the use of computers and other technology.

== External links ==
* [http://national.nsbe.org/ National Website]
* http://www.columbia.edu/cu/nsbe/
* [http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=2200019917 Facebook Group] 

[[Category:ABC groups]]
[[Category:Pre-professional clubs]]
[[Category:Cultural clubs]]

Student Worker Solidarity

2013-04-13T02:51:59Z

Bwoodardjames: /* Dominoes Pizza */

'''Student Worker Solidarity''' is a relatively new activist organization on Columbia's campus. It takes up labor campaigns within and around the Columbia community, with the most prolific being the demonstrations surrounding the [[Faculty House]] workers.

==Campaigns==
===Indus Valley===
===Barnard Dining Services===
===Dominoes Pizza===
===Faculty House===

{{stub}}

[[Category: Activist clubs]]

Student Worker Solidarity

2013-04-13T02:51:47Z

Bwoodardjames: Created page with "'''Student Worker Solidarity''' is a relatively new activist organization on Columbia's campus. It takes up labor campaigns within and around the Columbia community, with the ..."

Dining Services

2013-04-12T06:54:43Z

Bwoodardjames:

{{Infobox administration
|Name=Dining Services
|Location=118 [[Hartley Hall]] (Customer Service)
|Phone=212-854-4076
|Hours=M-F 9-5
|Website=http://www.columbia.edu/cu/dining/
|}}

'''Dining Services''', sibling of [[Housing Services]]. They handle [[Dining locations]], and the [[meal plan]]. You can sign up for a Halal meal option at their office.

== Locations and hours ==

{| border="1" cellpadding="3"
|-
|'''Location'''
|width="50"|'''Mon'''
|width="50"|'''Tues'''
|width="50"|'''Wed'''
|width="50"|'''Thurs'''
|width="80"|'''Fri'''
|width="80"|'''Sat'''
|width="80"|'''Sun'''
|-
| [[Blue Java Butler]]
|colspan="4"| 8am-12am
| 8am-8pm || 12pm-6pm || 12pm-12am
|-
| [[Blue Java John Jay]]
|colspan="4"| 7:30am-9:30am
|colspan="3"| closed
|-
| [[Cafe 212]]
|colspan="4"| 8am-2am
| 8am-9pm || 9am-9pm || 9am-2am
|-
| [[Cafe East]]
|colspan="5"| 11:30am-9:30pm
| 12pm-6pm || 2pm-8pm
|-
| [[Carleton Lounge]]
|colspan="5"| 8am-4pm
|colspan="2"| closed
|-
| [[Ferris Booth Commons]]
|colspan="6"| 8am-8pm
|colspan="1"| closed
|-
| [[Hartley Kosher Deli]]
|colspan="4"| 11am-3pm
|colspan="3"| closed
|-
| [[Hewitt Dining Hall]]
|colspan="5"| 8am-10am for breakfast, 11:30am-2pm for lunch, 5pm-7:45pm for dinner
|colspan="2"| 11am-2pm for brunch, 4:30pm-7pm for dinner
|-
| [[JJ's Place]]
|colspan="4"| 8pm-4am
|colspan="2"| closed
| 3pm-4am
|-
| [[John Jay Dining Hall]]
|colspan="4"| 11am-2pm for brunch, and 5pm-8pm for dinner
|colspan="2"| closed
| Same as Monday-Thursday
|-
| [http://www.columbia.edu/cu/dining/docs/menus/index.html John Jay menu]
| [http://www.dining.columbia.edu/docs/menus/index.html#Monday Mon]
| [http://www.dining.columbia.edu/docs/menus/index.html#Tuesday Tues]
| [http://www.dining.columbia.edu/docs/menus/index.html#Wednesday Wed]
| [http://www.dining.columbia.edu/docs/menus/index.html#Thursday Thurs ]
| [http://www.dining.columbia.edu/docs/menus/index.html#Friday Fri]
| [http://www.dining.columbia.edu/docs/menus/index.html#Saturday Sat]
| [http://www.dining.columbia.edu/docs/menus/index.html#Sunday Sun]
|-
| [[Lenfest Cafe]]
|colspan="5"| 8:30am-4pm
|colspan="2"| closed
|-
| [[Tasti D-Lite]]
|colspan="4"| 12pm-11pm
| 12pm-6pm
| closed
| 12pm-11pm
|-
| [[Uris Deli]]
|colspan="3"| 7:30am-7pm
|colspan="2"| 7:30am-5pm
|colspan="2"| closed
|}

[[Category:Food and drink]]
[[Category:Student Services]]

Calculus II

2013-04-12T06:47:55Z

Bwoodardjames:

'''Calculus II''' covers techniques of integration and series.

If you are in [[SEAS]], you do not get to exempt this class like your brethren in the [[Columbia College|college]] unless you have AP credit for it, even if you get a good grade in [[Calculus I|Calc I]].

[[Category:Mathematics courses]]

Calculus II

2013-04-12T06:47:07Z

Bwoodardjames: Created page on calc II

Whole Foods Market

2013-04-12T06:42:27Z

Bwoodardjames: Updating article, the WF at 808 Columbus has been finished

[[Image:WFM-unionsquare.jpg|thumb|300px|Union Square location]]

'''Whole Foods Market''' is a supermarket that sells natural, organic, and local products which include seafood, antipasto specialties, meat, breads, salads, beer, wine, cheese, flowers, pet products, and household products.

The closest location is on Columbus Avenue and 97th Street, which is a very short distance to the 96th Street subway stop at Broadway. WFM also has five other locations in Manhattan:
* On the south side of [[Union Square]]
* At [[Columbus Circle]] in the basement of the [[Time Warner Center]]
* On Houston between Bowery and Chrystie in the Lower East Side/Soho
* At 24th and Seventh Avenue in Chelsea.
* On Greenwich between Warren and Murray in TriBeCa.

[[West Side Market]], [[Milano Market]], and [[Garden of Eden]] all make fairly good substitutes for WFM if you can't be bothered heading downtown.

== External Links ==
* [http://racked.com/archives/2007/03/21/whole_foods_definitely_totally.php Whole Foods Definitely Coming to UWS], Racked

[[Category:Supermarkets]]

Subway

2013-04-11T23:57:10Z

Bwoodardjames: Minor change, the fair was increased to 2.50 on March 1, 2013

{{wp-also2|New York City Subway}}

[[Image:Subway map.jpg|right|thumb|For your convenience]]

The '''New York City Subway''' was designed by Columbia-educated engineer [[William Barclay Parsons]] in the 19th century, and looks as if it hasn't been upgraded much since. Still, it's the easiest and most economical means for getting around [[NYC]] should you be one of the brave souls who dare venture beyond [[Morningside Heights]]. The current base fare is $2.50 per ride. (Don't complain since in London the base fare is £4, or $8.) [[MetroCard]]s are required for entry and can be purchased with cash, credit, and debit cards at any station.

==See also==

*[[Riding the subway]]

== External links ==
* [http://mta.info/nyct/maps/submap.htm MTA Subway Map]

[[Category:Subway|*]]