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<p>Foobar: </p> <hr /> <div>= Revisionism =<br /> <br /> 19:19, 23 February 2010 Walker0318 deleted a number of facts in an attempt to whitewash the multipurpose protest. deleting of content without justification is not tolerated here. start a discussion if you think you can suggest improvement. [[User:Foobar|Foobar]] 22:57, 23 February 2010 (EST)</div>

Foobar https://www.wikicu.com/index.php?title=Talk:2007_hunger_strike&diff=32085 2010-02-24T03:57:30Z

<p>Foobar: New page: = Revisionism = 19:19, 23 February 2010 Walker0318 deleted a number of facts in an attempt to whitewash the multipurpose protest. deleting of content without justification is not tolerat...</p> <hr /> <div>= Revisionism =<br /> <br /> 19:19, 23 February 2010 Walker0318 deleted a number of facts in an attempt to whitewash the multipurpose protest. deleting of content without justification is not tolerated here. start a discussion if you think you can suggest improvement. [[User:Foobar|Foobar]] 22:57, 23 February 2010 (EST)</div>

Foobar https://www.wikicu.com/index.php?title=2007_hunger_strike&diff=32084 2010-02-24T03:55:50Z

<p>Foobar: Reverted edits by Walker0318 (Talk); changed back to last version by 160.39.115.221</p> <hr /> <div>[[Image:Hungerstrike07.jpg|thumb|right|Tents set up on [[South Lawn]] for the hunger strikers]]<br /> <br /> [[Image:Hungerstrike07a.jpg|thumb|right|Strike supporters rally at the [[Sundial]]]]<br /> <br /> [[Image:Hungerstrike07b.jpg|thumb|right|Strike supporters march on an administrative meeting in [[Hamilton Hall]]]]<br /> <br /> In November [[2007]], Columbia activists embarked upon yet another [[Protests|protest]]. Banking off several recent [[2007 bias incidents|&quot;bias incidents&quot;]] involving racist graffiti and symbols seen around campus, a group of students went on a &#039;&#039;&#039;hunger strike&#039;&#039;&#039;, and lassoed some vague and general demands into an agenda they hoped they would coerce the administration into accepting. Students dropped in and out of the strike, but the plurality went without food for 10 days.<br /> <br /> On [[November 14]], the administration met some demands it was planning to address anyway. Two days later, the hunger portion of the protest ended. Despite vows the protest would continue, the hunger strikers ended their campout on [[South Lawn]] a day later. <br /> <br /> == General focus areas of demands ==<br /> # Administrative reform<br /> # Further expansion of [[Ethnic Studies]]<br /> # [[Core Curriculum]] reform<br /> # Changes to the university&#039;s plan to expand into West Harlem (see [[Manhattanville expansion]]), viz &lt;ref&gt;[http://cu-strike.blogspot.com/2007/11/demands-manhattanville-expansion.html &quot;Columbia Hunger Strike!: Demands: Manhattanville Expansion &amp; Community Accountability&quot;], accessed Fri Nov 23 07:36:38 EST 2007&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> &lt;blockquote&gt;<br /> &quot;We demand:<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> 1. Columbia withdraw its 197-C proposal to rezone Manhattanville immediately.<br /> &lt;br&gt;2. After withdrawing its proposal from the review process, Columbia submit its proposal to Community Board 9 for revision in line with the principles of the 197-a plan.<br /> &lt;br&gt;3. After making the relevant changes to its rezoning plan, Columbia negotiate a substantive community benefits agreement which serves to mitigate displacement created by the university’s presence and addresses job creation, environmental problems and university-community relations&quot;<br /> &lt;/blockquote&gt;<br /> <br /> == Participants ==<br /> # [[Bryan Mercer]], 22, a senior at Columbia (dropped out on 11/15)<br /> # [[Samantha Barron]], 19, Barnard sophomore from California<br /> # [[Aretha Choi]], 19, a Barnard sophomore from Colorado (dropped out on 11/11)<br /> # [[Emilie Rosenblatt]], 22, a Columbia senior from Illinois (dropped out on 11/15)<br /> # [[Victoria Ruiz]], 20, a Columbia junior from California<br /> # [[Rich Brown]], a Columbia junior (joined on 11/13)<br /> # [[April Simpson]], a Columbia freshman (joined on 11/13)<br /> <br /> ==Reactions==<br /> <br /> ===Support===<br /> <br /> [[Lucha]], the [[MSA]], [[Take Back the Night]], the [[College Democrats]], [[SEEJ]], the [[BSO]], [[BOSS]], [[SOL]], [[Delta Sigma Theta]], and the [[ISO]] were among student groups offering support. The [[CCSC]], [[GSSC]], and Barnard&#039;s [[SGA]] offered &quot;statements of solidarity&quot;. <br /> <br /> The strikers were also supported by some members of the faculty, notably [[Hamid Dabashi]], [[Gil Anidjar]], [[Nicholas De Genova]], and [[Barnard]] PoliSci prof [[Dennis Dalton]], who actually joined the strike. The entire faculty of the [[Center for the Study of Ethnicity and Race]] has also declared support. <br /> <br /> Alumni who visibly supported the strike included the [[1996 hunger strike|hunger strikers of 1996]], [[Mark Rudd]], [[Jennifer Oki]], [[Nell Geiser]], and [[Alexis Pauline Gumbs]]. Anti-Columbia singer [[Nellie McKay]] was also an active supporter.<br /> <br /> ===Opposition===<br /> <br /> An informal anti-strike group was organized on [[Facebook]] by [[Aga Sablinska]] and held counter-protests.&lt;ref&gt;http://columbia.facebook.com/group.php?gid=6847924917&lt;/ref&gt; At its peak, the group had over 720 Columbia-affiliated members.<br /> <br /> The [[ESC]] was the only student group to officially oppose the strike. A &#039;&#039;[[Spec]]&#039;&#039; poll found that 64% of the student body did not support the strike and that 73% thought that the administration negotiating with them would set a bad precedent. <br /> <br /> Anti-Manhattanville expansion [[Community Board 9]] believed the methods employed by the strikers were unnecessary and counterproductive. <br /> <br /> In a published report in &#039;&#039;[[Spec]]&#039;&#039; on November 15, Dean of Student Affairs [[Chris Colombo]] reportedly told [[CCSC]] President [[Michelle Diamond]] that the strike &quot;is going to end one way or another tonight&quot;. Diamond subsequently issued a statement of her own, independent of the student government, asking for the strike to end. That day, the university prompted two strikers to drop out after threatening forced medical leave.<br /> <br /> == Timeline ==<br /> <br /> * [[November 7]]: The strike begins, tents erected on [[Butler Plaza]]. In the evening, Christmas lights are displayed along fencing of the lawn. It is unclear whether or not the strikers received permission to use university electricity.<br /> * [[November 11]]: Aretha Choi, battler of an eating disorder, drops out after she is found nonresponsive in 209 [[Butler Library|Butler]] and subsequently rushed to [[St. Lukes Hospital]].<br /> * [[November 14]]: At approximately 10:15 in the evening, [[Sam Rennebohm]], a member of the ad hoc coalition in support of the strikers, surrounded by a crowd of approximately 200 supporters and onlookers, declares that on November 15 at noon, students will demonstrate to prevent events from taking placed as scheduled at the university, including an alumni dinner with former UN Secretary General Kofi Annan. Negotiations with the administration came to a stand-still with no new meetings scheduled.&lt;ref&gt;http://www.bwog.net/articles/1968_all_up_in_here&lt;/ref&gt; Shortly thereafter, &#039;&#039;[[Spec]]&#039;&#039; reports that a number of the strikers&#039; demands have been met (see below).<br /> * [[November 15]]: Mercer and Rosenblatt drop out after being threatened with forced medical leave by [[Health Services]]; strikers&#039; rally has a minimal impact due to rain. That night, anti-strikers hold a well-attended yet passive gathering on the [[Low Steps]].<br /> * [[November 16]]: The remaining strikers break their fast, but the group declares it will still be camping out in protest and holding nightly vigils as part of &quot;Phase Two&quot;. The anti-strikers announce their intention to continue their activities as well.<br /> * [[November 17]]: Just one day after vowing to remain camped out on Butler Plaza, the strikers took down their tents, turned off their holiday lights, and took their cardboard octopus home. That&#039;s all folks.<br /> <br /> ==Achievements==<br /> <br /> [[Columbia College]] dean [[Austin Quigley]] and [[Arts and Sciences]] VP [[Nicholas Dirks]] tried to preempt the strike with announcements they were willing to make new administrative hires to represent diversity concerns, and pledged further study regarding the status of the Core Curriculum. The Manhattanville expansion was never really on the table.<br /> <br /> On November 14, &#039;&#039;[[Spec]]&#039;&#039; reported that the strikers had won the inclusion of a [[Major Cultures]] seminar to become part of the Core Curriculum, transforming the existing Major Cultures distribution requirement. Later, the univesity seemed to suggest that reform of Major Cultures would simply involve various departments&#039; &quot;submission of new syllabi&quot;. Either way, this will require a $50 million fundraising project. Among the other major goals the administration agreed to was mandatory [[anti-oppression training]] for incoming faculty.<br /> <br /> ==References==<br /> &lt;references /&gt;<br /> <br /> == External links ==<br /> * [http://www.nysun.com/article/66076 NY Sun]<br /> * [http://www.villagevoice.com/blogs/runninscared/archives/2007/11/six_student_go.php village voice (blog)]<br /> * [http://cu-strike.blogspot.com/ official hunger strike blog]<br /> *[http://www.nytimes.com/2008/01/06/education/edlife/hunger.html NY Times: Comparison of hunger strike to 1968] by History PhD student [[Thai Jones]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Protests]]</div>

Foobar https://www.wikicu.com/index.php?title=Erica_Jackson&diff=32078 2010-02-23T01:06:05Z

<p>Foobar: Reverted edits by 71.116.163.142 (Talk); changed back to last version by Pacman</p> <hr /> <div>&#039;&#039;&#039;Erica Jackson&#039;&#039;&#039;, [[GS]] &#039;[[2006|06]], was a [[Literature-Writing (major)|Literature-Writing major]] and was active on [[GSSC]]. She makes frequent appearances [[Morningside Heights campus|on campus]] since her graduation, which confuses many, given her supposed anti-[[Columbia University|Columbia]] sentiment in person and on her [http://www.ericajackson.com/ blog]. Her name often comes up in anti-GS flame wars on [[Bwog]],&lt;ref&gt;[http://www.bwog.net/publicate/index.php?page=post&amp;article_id=3648#comment28731 Bwog comment thread discussing Erica Jackson]&lt;/ref&gt; where commenters generally describe her as self-aggrandizing, overly harsh in her criticisms of fellow writing students, and especially hostile toward white men.<br /> <br /> == Excerpts from her blog ==<br /> <br /> &lt;blockquote&gt;&quot;A classmate who was accepted into Columbia&#039;as[&#039;&#039;sic&#039;&#039;] MFA writing program told me last year, &quot;I knew exactly what they wanted and I gave it to them.&quot; I found that chilling. If that&#039;s what an MFA program is about, why not just copy the same books over and over and over again and just change the author&#039;s name and title? What scares me is that this woman isn&#039;t a great writer and she never will be. She is a competant[&#039;&#039;sic&#039;&#039;] one, yes, but her lack of self-reliance and addiction to people pleasing mean she never will be much more. Oh, she&#039;ll make great connections there and she&#039;ll be published. But her work will never truly change anyone&#039;s life.&quot;&lt;/blockquote&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;blockquote&gt;&quot;Men in these situations often tell me I have no sense of humor, which amuses my friends to no end, since I&#039;m most often described as one of the smartest, funniest and kindest people they know.&quot;&lt;/blockquote&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;blockquote&gt;&quot;And, should I lose weight and become remotely thin, and at all successful in my career, I know I will deeply resent the men and employers who suddenly acknowledge all I have to offer. I saw it everyday[&#039;&#039;sic&#039;&#039;] at Columbia -- semi-attractive women with barely a fraction of my talent and intellect, but people fell all over themselves trying to help them.&quot;&lt;/blockquote&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;blockquote&gt;&quot;One of the biggest lessons I learned at Columbia was that, because I have twice as many X chromosomes as the next guy, my sole value is in my appearance. It made the difference in whether or not people talked to me, listened to my ideas, how they graded me and in how I was perceived in every situation. Appearance is an accident of who screwed who[&#039;&#039;sic&#039;&#039;] for the past few thousand years, why does my entire future hinge on my DNA rather than my intellligence, talent and hard work?&quot;&lt;/blockquote&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;blockquote&gt;&quot;Of the 5 I had this semester, the one A so far is the class that was the least work and most fun, yet I felt I learned and grew a lot as a writer. (OK, so maybe it was just because my teacher was totally hot!)&quot;&lt;/blockquote&gt;<br /> <br /> == Blog content deletion ==<br /> On March 13, [[2007]], Erica deleted the contents of her entire blog, save for one article entitled &quot;Ms. Understood&quot; that explained the contents were removed &quot;due to pending litigation and publication&quot; and invited readers to visit her [http://www.ericajackson.com/writes/index.shtml writing page], though she sarcastically warned that anyone who attended Columbia would lack the necessary reading ability to understand it. The deletion came days after Erica became aware of her blog excerpts being posted in this [[WikiCU]] article and responded to it on her [[Talk:Erica Jackson|talk page]].<br /> <br /> == Post Columbia ==<br /> <br /> Erica was accepted and plans to attend the [[MFA]] program at CalArts, after unsuccessfully applying to several Columbia graduate programs.<br /> <br /> == References ==<br /> <br /> &lt;references /&gt;<br /> <br /> == External links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://www.ericajackson.com Erica Jackson&#039;s website/blog]<br /> <br /> [[Category:General Studies alumni|Jackson]]<br /> [[Category:Class of 2006|Jackson]]<br /> [[Category:Creative writing majors|Jackson]]</div>

Foobar https://www.wikicu.com/index.php?title=Jack_McGourty&diff=32047 2010-02-20T15:56:39Z

<p>Foobar: </p> <hr /> <div>{{dir-also|jm723}}<br /> <br /> &#039;&#039;&#039;Jack McGourty&#039;&#039;&#039; is an Associate Dean at [[SEAS]] and Adjunct Professor in [[Continuing Education]]. He has advanced degrees<br /> in Applied Psychology (PhD, Stevens, 1996), Education/School Psychology (MS, CCNY, 1982), and Urban Studies/Psychology (BA, St. Peter&#039;s College, 1976).<br /> While at Columbia he also completed an MS from TC in Clinical Psychology.<br /> <br /> He&#039;s in charge of <br /> # [[Gateway Lab]],<br /> # [[CTICE]],<br /> # [http://www.selflessleadership.com/ Selfless Leadership], Dean McGourty&#039;s side business as a motivational speaker.<br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> *[http://www.columbia.edu/~jm723/ Dean McGourty&#039;s official page at CU]<br /> *[http://www.barnard.columbia.edu/urban/faculty/mcgourty.html Dean McGourty&#039;s page at Barnard]<br /> *[http://engineering.columbia.edu/q-jack-mcgourty October 2008 interview with Dean McGourty]<br /> *[http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=112196 Dean McGourty&#039;s facebook page]<br /> *[http://he-cda.wiley.com/WileyCDA/HigherEdTitle/productCd-0471403849.html Dean McGourty&#039;s book]<br /> *[http://drop.io/mcqwerty Dean McGourty&#039;s PhD thesis]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Adjunct professors]]<br /> [[Category:Deans]]<br /> [[Category:Engineering professors]]</div>

Foobar https://www.wikicu.com/index.php?title=Jack_McGourty&diff=32046 2010-02-20T15:54:00Z

<p>Foobar: /* External links */</p> <hr /> <div>{{dir-also|jm723}}<br /> <br /> &#039;&#039;&#039;Jack McGourty&#039;&#039;&#039; is an Associate Dean at [[SEAS]] and Adjunct Professor in [[Continuing Education]]. He has advanced degrees<br /> in Applied Psychology (PhD, Stevens, 1996), Education/School Psychology (MS, CCNY, 1982), and Urban Studies/Psychology (BA, St. Peter&#039;s College, 1976).<br /> While at Columbia he also completed an MS from TC in Clinical Psychology.<br /> <br /> He&#039;s in charge of <br /> # [[Gateway Lab]],<br /> # [[CTICE]],<br /> # [http://www.selflessleadership.com/ Selfless Leadership], Dean McGourty&#039;s side business in motivational speaking.<br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> *[http://www.columbia.edu/~jm723/ Dean McGourty&#039;s official page at CU]<br /> *[http://www.barnard.columbia.edu/urban/faculty/mcgourty.html Dean McGourty&#039;s page at Barnard]<br /> *[http://engineering.columbia.edu/q-jack-mcgourty October 2008 interview with Dean McGourty]<br /> *[http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=112196 Dean McGourty&#039;s facebook page]<br /> *[http://he-cda.wiley.com/WileyCDA/HigherEdTitle/productCd-0471403849.html Dean McGourty&#039;s book]<br /> *[http://drop.io/mcqwerty Dean McGourty&#039;s PhD thesis]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Adjunct professors]]<br /> [[Category:Deans]]<br /> [[Category:Engineering professors]]</div>

Foobar https://www.wikicu.com/index.php?title=Center_for_Technology,_Innovation_and_Community_Engagement&diff=32045 2010-02-20T12:27:04Z

<p>Foobar: </p> <hr /> <div>In 2006, Dean McGourty persuaded SEAS to establish the Center for Technology, Innovation and Community Engagement (CTICE) as a way to build and sustain Columbia’s relationship with the neighboring community. <br /> <br /> == External Links ==<br /> # [http://ctice.columbia.edu/ Official Page]</div>

Foobar https://www.wikicu.com/index.php?title=Jack_McGourty&diff=32044 2010-02-20T12:25:11Z

<p>Foobar: </p> <hr /> <div>{{dir-also|jm723}}<br /> <br /> &#039;&#039;&#039;Jack McGourty&#039;&#039;&#039; is an Associate Dean at [[SEAS]] and Adjunct Professor in [[Continuing Education]]. He has advanced degrees<br /> in Applied Psychology (PhD, Stevens, 1996), Education/School Psychology (MS, CCNY, 1982), and Urban Studies/Psychology (BA, St. Peter&#039;s College, 1976).<br /> While at Columbia he also completed an MS from TC in Clinical Psychology.<br /> <br /> He&#039;s in charge of <br /> # [[Gateway Lab]],<br /> # [[CTICE]],<br /> # [http://www.selflessleadership.com/ Selfless Leadership], Dean McGourty&#039;s side business in motivational speaking.<br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> *[http://www.columbia.edu/~jm723/ Dean McGourty&#039;s official page at CU]<br /> *[http://www.barnard.columbia.edu/urban/faculty/mcgourty.html Dean McGourty&#039;s page at Barnard]<br /> *[http://engineering.columbia.edu/q-jack-mcgourty October 2008 interview with Dean McGourty]<br /> *[http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=112196 Dean McGourty&#039;s facebook page]<br /> *[http://drop.io/mcqwerty Dean McGourty&#039;s PhD thesis]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Adjunct professors]]<br /> [[Category:Deans]]<br /> [[Category:Engineering professors]]</div>

Foobar https://www.wikicu.com/index.php?title=Center_for_Technology,_Innovation_and_Community_Engagement&diff=32043 2010-02-20T12:17:33Z

<p>Foobar: </p> <hr /> <div>== External Links ==<br /> # [http://ctice.columbia.edu/ Official Page]</div>

Foobar https://www.wikicu.com/index.php?title=Center_for_Technology,_Innovation_and_Community_Engagement&diff=32042 2010-02-20T12:17:07Z

<p>Foobar: New page: === External Links # [http://ctice.columbia.edu/ Official Page]</p> <hr /> <div>=== External Links<br /> # [http://ctice.columbia.edu/ Official Page]</div>

Foobar https://www.wikicu.com/index.php?title=Jack_McGourty&diff=32041 2010-02-20T12:14:50Z

<p>Foobar: /* External links */</p> <hr /> <div>{{dir-also|jm723}}<br /> <br /> &#039;&#039;&#039;Jack McGourty&#039;&#039;&#039; is an Associate Dean at [[SEAS]] and Adjunct Professor in [[Continuing Education]]. He&#039;s in charge of <br /> # [[Gateway Lab]],<br /> # [[CTICE]],<br /> # [http://www.selflessleadership.com/ Selfless Leadership], Dean McGourty&#039;s side business in motivational speaking.<br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> *[http://www.columbia.edu/~jm723/ Dean McGourty&#039;s official page at CU]<br /> *[http://engineering.columbia.edu/q-jack-mcgourty October 2008 interview with Dean McGourty]<br /> *[http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=112196 Dean McGourty&#039;s facebook page]<br /> *[http://drop.io/mcqwerty Dean McGourty&#039;s PhD thesis]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Adjunct professors]]<br /> [[Category:Deans]]<br /> [[Category:Engineering professors]]</div>

Foobar https://www.wikicu.com/index.php?title=Jack_McGourty&diff=32040 2010-02-20T12:14:23Z

<p>Foobar: </p> <hr /> <div>{{dir-also|jm723}}<br /> <br /> &#039;&#039;&#039;Jack McGourty&#039;&#039;&#039; is an Associate Dean at [[SEAS]] and Adjunct Professor in [[Continuing Education]]. He&#039;s in charge of <br /> # [[Gateway Lab]],<br /> # [[CTICE]],<br /> # [http://www.selflessleadership.com/ Selfless Leadership], Dean McGourty&#039;s side business in motivational speaking.<br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> *[http://drop.io/mcqwerty Dean McGourty&#039;s PhD thesis]<br /> *[http://www.columbia.edu/~jm723/ Dean McGourty&#039;s official page at CU]<br /> *[http://engineering.columbia.edu/q-jack-mcgourty October 2008 interview with Dean McGourty]<br /> *[http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=112196 Dean McGourty&#039;s facebook page]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Adjunct professors]]<br /> [[Category:Deans]]<br /> [[Category:Engineering professors]]</div>

Foobar https://www.wikicu.com/index.php?title=Talk:Main_Page&diff=31858 2010-02-02T19:04:03Z

<p>Foobar: Reverted edits by 212.117.187.100 (Talk); changed back to last version by Nateoxford</p> <hr /> <div>== What the fuck? ==<br /> <br /> I&#039;ve created several pages here both with &quot;anyonymous IP&#039;s&quot; or with my username and my pages have been deleted and re-created under other usernames or IP&#039;s. What gives? This is completely unfair for authors.<br /> :Hi. Can you maybe point to which pages so that we can investigate? [[User:Pacman|Pacman]] 18:15, 21 May 2009 (EDT)<br /> <br /> <br /> == Aesthetics ==<br /> <br /> Is there a way to have the &quot;Featured article&quot; span the width of the entire page like &quot;Useful external links&quot; instead of being squished in the same column as &quot;Welcome to WikiCU&quot;?<br /> --[[User:Rab2148|Rab2148]] 22:36, 24 May 2007 (EDT)<br /> :That&#039;s my fault. I designed the main page, and I mostly use a 1280x800 screen, so nothing appears squished. However, I do realize that on smaller screens things don&#039;t look great. I&#039;ll get rid of the calendar just now because it has little use over the summer. This should solve the problem at least for the duration of the summer. {{User:Reaganaut/sig}} 01:31, 25 May 2007 (EDT)<br /> ::OK, I&#039;ve now made that change. I&#039;m not sure that the main page looks better in general, but it should certainly look better on smaller screens. I&#039;ve also made it a lot easier for others to edit, so perhaps someone else can have a shot at making it look good. It uses three templates: [[Template:Box]] (a simple content box), [[Template:Box2]] (a content box with 2 places for content), and [[Template:Box-links]] (a content box for the external links, because I couldn&#039;t seem to use [[Template:Box]] in conjunction with &lt;nowiki&gt;{{:Links}}&lt;/nowiki&gt;). These content boxes are contained within a simple table that&#039;s set to 80% of the width of the page. {{User:Reaganaut/sig}} 02:20, 25 May 2007 (EDT)<br /> <br /> == PLEASE EDIT THE MAIN PAGE!!! ==<br /> <br /> I&#039;ve removed all the complicated formatting on the main page, so now it&#039;s just a simple wiki page like any other. It may not look quite so nice, but I&#039;m hoping this will encourage more edits. So if you want to add something, GO AHEAD! {{User:Reaganaut/sig}} 21:26, 16 January 2008 (EST)<br /> : I like this aesthetic - nice work! [[User:Jiabao|Jiabao]] 09:22, 17 January 2008 (EST)<br /> <br /> <br /> == Other Comments ==<br /> I raise my kids has been for them to pretty much mind their own darned business. ,<br /> <br /> :Welcome to the information age. [[User:Nateoxford|Nateoxford]] 11:27, 22 October 2009 (EDT)</div>

Foobar https://www.wikicu.com/index.php?title=Talk:Columbia_Classes&diff=31673 2010-01-10T12:19:46Z

<p>Foobar: New page: doesn&#039;t seem very active: Domain Name: COLUMBIACLASSES.COM Created on..............: 2008-08-01 04:40:28 GMT Expires on..............: 2010-08-01 04:40:31 GMT Last modified on.....</p> <hr /> <div>doesn&#039;t seem very active:<br /> <br /> Domain Name: COLUMBIACLASSES.COM<br /> <br /> Created on..............: 2008-08-01 04:40:28 GMT<br /> Expires on..............: 2010-08-01 04:40:31 GMT<br /> Last modified on........: 2009-12-01 03:29:43 GMT<br /> <br /> [[User:Foobar|Foobar]] 07:19, 10 January 2010 (EST)</div>

Foobar https://www.wikicu.com/index.php?title=Talk:99_Columbians&diff=31672 2010-01-10T12:16:38Z

<p>Foobar: </p> <hr /> <div>looks like it&#039;ll be launching soon. maybe ask the organizers to write something for the wcu page?<br /> <br /> [http://www.facebook.com/group.php?v=wall&amp;gid=151350477435 | their facebook group ] has a lotta members [[User:Foobar|Foobar]] 07:15, 10 January 2010 (EST)</div>

Foobar https://www.wikicu.com/index.php?title=Talk:99_Columbians&diff=31671 2010-01-10T12:16:02Z

<p>Foobar: </p> <hr /> <div>looks like it&#039;ll be launching soon. maybe ask the organizers to write something for the wcu page?<br /> <br /> [[http://www.facebook.com/group.php?v=wall&amp;gid=151350477435|their facebook group]] has a lotta members [[User:Foobar|Foobar]] 07:15, 10 January 2010 (EST)</div>

Foobar https://www.wikicu.com/index.php?title=Talk:99_Columbians&diff=31670 2010-01-10T12:15:33Z

<p>Foobar: New page: looks like it&#039;ll be launching soon. maybe ask the organizers to write something for the wcu page? &lt;a href=&quot;http://www.facebook.com/group.php?v=wall&amp;gid=151350477435&quot;&gt;their facebook group&lt;...</p> <hr /> <div>looks like it&#039;ll be launching soon. maybe ask the organizers to write something for the wcu page?<br /> <br /> &lt;a href=&quot;http://www.facebook.com/group.php?v=wall&amp;gid=151350477435&quot;&gt;their facebook group&lt;/a&gt; has a lotta members [[User:Foobar|Foobar]] 07:15, 10 January 2010 (EST)</div>

Foobar https://www.wikicu.com/index.php?title=User:Nateoxford&diff=31564 2009-12-27T02:24:03Z

<p>Foobar: </p> <hr /> <div>College class of 2011.<br /> <br /> I always wear a hat because:<br /> 1) I hate my hair.<br /> 2) I hate my hair.<br /> <br /> ----<br /> hi there. thanks for being such a great wcu editor. just currious: why did you autoblock? [[User:Foobar|Foobar]] 22:44, 13 July 2009 (EDT)<br /> <br /> hey, I removed the King&#039;s Ball thing because a friend of mine who was CC &#039;07 and on the planning committee told me it wasn&#039;t really true. That rule applies to all King&#039;s Ball events, but it&#039;s not really because &#039;CC is footing the bill.&#039; It just seemed a little lop-sided. We could add it in again, but it should be re-worded. [[User:Cam2171|cam2171]] 02:05, 8 December 2009 (EST)<br /> <br /> yeah...im not a cornell student.. i was actually bashing cornell if u didnt notice -___-<br /> <br /> <br /> ----<br /> nate thanks for all your great xmas eve edits!!! [[User:Foobar|Foobar]] 21:23, 26 December 2009 (EST)</div>

Foobar https://www.wikicu.com/index.php?title=User:Nateoxford&diff=31563 2009-12-27T02:23:41Z

<p>Foobar: </p> <hr /> <div>College class of 2011.<br /> <br /> I always wear a hat because:<br /> 1) I hate my hair.<br /> 2) I hate my hair.<br /> <br /> ----<br /> hi there. thanks for being such a great wcu editor. just currious: why did you autoblock? [[User:Foobar|Foobar]] 22:44, 13 July 2009 (EDT)<br /> <br /> hey, I removed the King&#039;s Ball thing because a friend of mine who was CC &#039;07 and on the planning committee told me it wasn&#039;t really true. That rule applies to all King&#039;s Ball events, but it&#039;s not really because &#039;CC is footing the bill.&#039; It just seemed a little lop-sided. We could add it in again, but it should be re-worded. [[User:Cam2171|cam2171]] 02:05, 8 December 2009 (EST)<br /> <br /> yeah...im not a cornell student.. i was actually bashing cornell if u didnt notice -___-<br /> <br /> <br /> ---<br /> nate thanks for all your great xmas eve edits!!! [[User:Foobar|Foobar]] 21:23, 26 December 2009 (EST)</div>

Foobar https://www.wikicu.com/index.php?title=Z._Y._Fu_Scholarship&diff=31506 2009-12-20T23:30:18Z

<p>Foobar: </p> <hr /> <div>Starting in 1993, the Fu Foundation Scholars <br /> program each year supported a total of 24 students of Chinese descent, with <br /> the awards being divided between Columbia College and the Engineering School. <br /> The 1997 year&#039;s Fu Foundation Scholars include students from China, Hong Kong, <br /> Singapore, and Taiwan. [[http://www.columbia.edu/cu/pr/97/19188.html]]<br /> [[http://www.columbia.edu/cu/record/23/05/13.html]]</div>

Foobar https://www.wikicu.com/index.php?title=Z._Y._Fu_Scholarship&diff=31505 2009-12-20T23:29:14Z

<p>Foobar: New page: Starting in 1993, the Fu Foundation Scholars program each year supported a total of 24 students of Chinese descent, with the awards being divided between Columbia College and the Enginee...</p> <hr /> <div>Starting in 1993, the Fu Foundation Scholars <br /> program each year supported a total of 24 students of Chinese descent, with <br /> the awards being divided between Columbia College and the Engineering School. <br /> The 1997 year&#039;s Fu Foundation Scholars include students from China, Hong Kong, <br /> Singapore, and Taiwan. [[http://www.columbia.edu/cu/pr/97/19188.html]]</div>

Foobar https://www.wikicu.com/index.php?title=Talk:Mike_Ren&diff=31502 2009-12-20T23:24:17Z

<p>Foobar: </p> <hr /> <div>what is a &quot;fu foundation scholar&quot;? there is no reference to it on columbia&#039;s webpage:<br /> [http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&amp;lr=&amp;safe=off&amp;c2coff=1&amp;q=site:columbia.edu+%22Fu+Foundation+Scholar%22&amp;btnG=Search so sayeth google]<br /> <br /> also this looks like a vanity page with no wikicu interest/wikiworthiness. lernerhall should spend his time on a linkedin.com page or other self-page rather than a wikicu ego page.<br /> <br /> : I thought we scrapped any notability policy and decided to let vanity pages flourish? There aren&#039;t that many of them. [[User:Pacman|Pacman]] 00:08, 2 December 2009 (EST)<br /> <br /> <br /> having no idea what a fu foundation scholar is, i&#039;m going to delete it. lernerhall/mike ren, i invite you to back it up.[[Special:Contributions/98.14.228.83|98.14.228.83]] 13:50, 6 December 2009 (EST)<br /> <br /> secondly, at wcu deleting content w/o some explanation is grounds for getting you blocked. what&#039;s up w/deleting the year, mike?[[Special:Contributions/98.14.228.83|98.14.228.83]] 13:50, 6 December 2009 (EST)<br /> <br /> ==<br /> <br /> mike/lernerhall: why do you keep deleting content? were you not 1993? can you post a reference to what a &quot;fu foundation scholar&quot; is? deleting content without explaining is considered a nono around here. [[User:Umlund|Umlund]] 18:13, 18 December 2009 (EST)<br /> <br /> : A &quot;Fu Foundation Scholar&quot; is a full-tuition scholarship awarded to Chinese students to study in the United States, mostly at Columbia. There doesn&#039;t seem to be any awardees in recent years. Maybe Mr. Fu&#039;s business went down? [[Special:Contributions/160.39.41.239|160.39.41.239]] 18:49, 19 December 2009 (EST)<br /> <br /> : : I think this is supposed to be &quot;Z. Y. Fu Scholarship&quot; (cf http://engineering.columbia.edu/courses/bulletin/scholarships_fellowships_awards_prizes/endowed_scholarships_grants/index.html ). It&#039;d be nice if there were a list of winners available somewhere [[User:Foobar|Foobar]] 18:24, 20 December 2009 (EST)</div>

Foobar https://www.wikicu.com/index.php?title=Marcellus_Hartley_Dodge_Physical_Fitness_Center&diff=31431 2009-12-14T03:14:53Z

<p>Foobar: Reverted edits by 160.39.116.48 (Talk); changed back to last version by 98.14.216.29</p> <hr /> <div>[[Image:Flickr-jasonhe-dodge.jpg|thumb|300px|Photo taken by [http://www.flickr.com/photos/jasonhe/ Flickr user jasonhe] and released under the [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/ Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 license].]]<br /> <br /> The &#039;&#039;&#039;Marcellus Hartley Dodge Physical Fitness Center&#039;&#039;&#039; is the Morningside campus&#039;s primary recreational fitness facility. Located underground in the northern part of campus, the facility was originally built in response to the failure to construct the [[History_of_the_Morningside_Heights_campus#The_Morningside_Park_Gymnasium|Morningside Park Gymnasium]] in the 1960&#039;s. It was recently renovated. <br /> <br /> Many [[Columbia College|CC]] and [[SEAS]] students go here for the first time to complete their [[physical education requirement|required phys ed]] classes.<br /> <br /> Dodge is visited by approximately 3,000 users a day, sometimes breaking 4,000 a day during peak periods in winter. When the Tri-Level fitness center was opened after renovation in 1998, usership was at 2,000 a day. &lt;ref&gt;[http://columbiaspectator.com/?q=node/26804 Dodge Boasts New Equipment, Student Popularity - The Spec 9-20-07]&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> == Hours of operation ==<br /> <br /> ===Academic year===<br /> * Monday-Thursday: 6am-12am<br /> * Friday: 6am-10pm<br /> * Saturday: 10am-10pm<br /> * Sunday: 10am-12am<br /> <br /> ===Winter, Spring Break, and Summer===<br /> * Monday-Thursday: 7am-11pm<br /> * Friday: 7am-9pm<br /> * Saturday: 12pm-5pm<br /> * Sunday: 12pm-7pm<br /> <br /> ===Closed periods during 2007===<br /> * May 14 - May 20<br /> <br /> <br /> Note that it is very difficult to locate the hours of operation on the Dodge fitness center website. This is in keeping with Columbia&#039;s culture of opacity and a chronic inability to anticipate even the most basic needs of its students.<br /> <br /> == Facilities ==<br /> [[Image:BlueGym.jpg|thumb|The Blue Gym and Tri-Level Fitness Center]]<br /> [[Image:UrisPool.png|thumb|Percy Uris Pool]]<br /> The equipment in Dodge is all leased, making it the only Ivy League gym with all-leased equipment. The majority of equipment is kept on a 4-year lease, while Cardio equipment is kept on 2-year leases. This allows for the regular and frequent updating and replacement of equipment in Dodge. In 2007 the strength training equipment was replaced for a cost of $200,000. &lt;ref&gt;id&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> ===[[Francis S. Levien Gymnasium]]===<br /> * Multipurpose hardwood floor gymnasium featuring three NCAA regulation basketball courts<br /> * Configurable for other sports including indoor soccer and volleyball<br /> <br /> ===[[University Gym]] (Blue Gym)===<br /> * Multipurpose athletics gymnasium with mondo rubberized performance surface<br /> * Configurable for basketball, soccer, volleyball and badminton<br /> <br /> ===Percy Uris pool===<br /> * Eight-lane 25-yard swimming pool with diving well<br /> * Utilized for recreational swim and instructional classes<br /> <br /> ===Tri-Level physical fitness center===<br /> * Three-story open area cardio-fitness and strength training facility<br /> * State-of-the-art machines include treadmills, elliptical trainers, steppers and selectorized weight training systems<br /> <br /> ===Indoor running track===<br /> * One hundred sixty meter running track with competitive banked turns and mondo rubberized performance surface<br /> <br /> ===Squash and handball courts===<br /> * Eleven American-size courts suitable for squash, racquetball, paddleball and handball<br /> <br /> ===Men and women&#039;s locker rooms===<br /> * Changing rooms with full showers and restroom facilities<br /> * Scandinavian sauna available in both men and women’s locker rooms<br /> <br /> ===Offices, etc.===<br /> Dodge also houses the Athletics department offices, and a number of training facilities for varsity teams, including the Fencing Room, and the Aldo T. &quot;Buff&quot; Donelli Strength Room.<br /> <br /> == Tips and notes ==<br /> <br /> * Best time to go?<br /> * Sign up for [[Intramural Sports]] or [[Club Sports]] if just working out isn&#039;t enough.<br /> * Squash Courts can be reserved for 60 minute blocks. Just call Dodge ahead of time.<br /> <br /> == External links ==<br /> * [http://www.gocolumbialions.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=9600&amp;KEY=&amp;ATCLID=319176 Dodge Fitness Center website]<br /> * [http://www.columbia.edu/cu/cuathletics/recreation_facility/Levien_current.htm?DB_OEM_ID=9600 Levien Gym Schedule for the current week]<br /> * [http://www.columbia.edu/cu/cuathletics/recreation_facility/University_current.htm?DB_OEM_ID=9600 Blue Gym Schedule for the current week]<br /> <br /> == References ==<br /> &lt;references/&gt;<br /> <br /> [[Category:Buildings on the Morningside Heights campus]]<br /> [[Category:Athletics facilities]]</div>

Foobar https://www.wikicu.com/index.php?title=Talk:Mike_Ren&diff=31306 2009-12-02T04:20:44Z

<p>Foobar: </p> <hr /> <div>what is a &quot;fu foundation scholar&quot;? there is no reference to it on columbia&#039;s webpage:<br /> [http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&amp;lr=&amp;safe=off&amp;c2coff=1&amp;q=site:columbia.edu+%22Fu+Foundation+Scholar%22&amp;btnG=Search so sayeth google]<br /> <br /> also this looks like a vanity page with no wikicu interest/wikiworthiness. lernerhall should spend his time on a linkedin.com page or other self-page rather than a wikicu ego page.</div>

Foobar https://www.wikicu.com/index.php?title=Talk:Mike_Ren&diff=31305 2009-12-02T04:20:18Z

<p>Foobar: New page: what is a &quot;foo foundation scholar&quot;? there is no reference to it on columbia&#039;s webpage: [http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&amp;lr=&amp;safe=off&amp;c2coff=1&amp;q=site:columbia.edu+%22Fu+Foundation+Schola...</p> <hr /> <div>what is a &quot;foo foundation scholar&quot;? there is no reference to it on columbia&#039;s webpage:<br /> [http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&amp;lr=&amp;safe=off&amp;c2coff=1&amp;q=site:columbia.edu+%22Fu+Foundation+Scholar%22&amp;btnG=Search so sayeth google]<br /> <br /> also this looks like a vanity page with no wikicu interest/wikiworthiness. lernerhall should spend his time on a linkedin.com page or other self-page rather than a wikicu ego page.</div>

Foobar https://www.wikicu.com/index.php?title=Departments&diff=30941 2009-11-14T17:50:35Z

<p>Foobar: /* Clinical Health Sciences (1667) */</p> <hr /> <div>Columbia&#039;s [[faculty]] is arranged into 79 &#039;&#039;&#039;Departments of Instruction&#039;&#039;&#039;. 78 of these are affiliated with various faculties. One, the [[Department of Physical Education]], stands unaffiliated with any faculty.<br /> <br /> ==Departments==<br /> ===Faculty of Arts and Sciences (844, Est. 1880) ===<br /> The Faculty of Arts and Sciences is organized into 30 departments of instruction, typically split into 5 categories<br /> Numbers refer to the number of full-time faculty reported<br /> by [http://www.columbia.edu/cu/opir/abstract/full_time_faculty.htm OPIR].<br /> <br /> ====Humanities (327) ====<br /> # [[Art History and Archaeology]]<br /> # [[Classics]]<br /> # [[East Asian Languages and Cultures]]<br /> # [[English and Comparative Literature]]<br /> # [[French and Romance Philology]]<br /> # [[Germanic Languages]]<br /> # [[Italian]]<br /> # [[Middle East and Asian Languages and Cultures]]<br /> # [[Music]]<br /> # [[Philosophy]]<br /> # [[Religion]]<br /> # [[Slavic Languages]]<br /> # [[Spanish and Portuguese]]<br /> <br /> ====Social Sciences (218) ====<br /> # [[Anthropology]]<br /> # [[Economics]]<br /> # [[History Department|History]]<br /> # [[SIPA|International and Public Affairs]] (which is also a whole Faculty, Est. 1946)<br /> # [[Political Science]]<br /> # [[Sociology]]<br /> <br /> ====Natural Sciences (217) ====<br /> # [[Astronomy]]<br /> # [[Biological Sciences]]<br /> # [[Chemistry]]<br /> # [[Earth and Environmental Sciences]]<br /> # [[Ecology, Evolution and Environmental Biology]]<br /> # [[Mathematics]]<br /> # [[Physics]]<br /> # [[Psychology]]<br /> # [[Statistics]]<br /> <br /> ====Continuing Education (19, Est. 2002) ====<br /> [[Continuing Education]] is a faculty, a department of instruction, and school all in one.<br /> <br /> ====Arts (63, Est. 1948) ====<br /> [[School of the Arts|Arts]] is a faculty, department of instruction, and school all in one as well. Within itself, SoA has 4 &#039;divisions&#039; but these are internal designations, and not part of the university-wide designations.<br /> <br /> === Morningside Professional (468) ===<br /> (note that 5 of the schools are also departments; Only Engineering, the largest of the Schools, is subdivided into 9 departments)<br /> ====Engineering (152, Est. 1864) ====<br /> &quot;Number of faculty teaching in: applied physics/applied math (29), biomedical (19), chemical (10), civil (13), computer science (35), computer engineering (10), electrical (20), environmental (15), industrial/operations research (16), materials (9), mechanical (11), others (1)&quot;<br /> # Applied Physics and Applied Mathematics<br /> # Biomedical Engineering<br /> # Chemical Engineering<br /> # Civil Engineering and Engineering Mechanics<br /> # Computer Science<br /> # Earth and Environmental Engineering (formerly &quot;Mining, Metallurgical, and Mineral Engineering (Henry Krumb School of Mines))<br /> # Electrical Engineering<br /> # Industrial Engineering and Operations Research<br /> # Mechanical Engineering<br /> <br /> ====Business (131, Est. 1916) ====<br /> ====Law (89, Est. 1858) ====<br /> ====Social Work (43, Est. 1898) ====<br /> ====J-school (30, Est. 1912) ====<br /> ====Architecture (GSAPP) (23, Est. 1896) ====<br /> <br /> === Athletics (70) ===<br /> === Medical Center (2163) ===<br /> ==== Clinical Health Sciences (1667) ====<br /> Note that, for 2000-2006, Clinical Health Sciences accounted for,<br /> on average, %48 of total faculty.<br /> # Anesthesiology<br /> # Biomedical Informatics<br /> # Dermatology<br /> # Medicine, which claims [http://www.columbiamedicine.org/about/index.shtml &quot;faculty of over 1300 physicians and scientists&quot;], further subdivided into<br /> ## Allen Pavilion<br /> ## Cardiology<br /> ## Clinical Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics<br /> ## Digestive &amp; Liver Diseases<br /> ## Endocrinology<br /> ## Behavioral Cardiovascular Health Hypertension Program <br /> ## General Medicine<br /> ## Geriatric Medicine<br /> ## Hospital Medicine<br /> ## Hematology &amp; Oncology<br /> ## Infectious Diseases<br /> ## Molecular Medicine<br /> ## Nephrology<br /> ## Preventive Medicine and Nutrition<br /> ## Pulmonary, Allergy, &amp; Critical Care Medicine<br /> ## Rheumatology<br /> # Neurological Surgery<br /> # Neurology<br /> # Obstetrics and Gynecology<br /> # Ophthalmology<br /> # Orthopedic Surgery<br /> # Otolaryngology/Head and Neck Surgery<br /> # Pediatrics<br /> # Psychiatry<br /> # Radiation Oncology<br /> # Radiology<br /> # Rehabilitation Medicine<br /> # Surgery<br /> # Urology<br /> <br /> ==== Basic Health Sciences (182) ====<br /> # Anatomy and Cell Biology<br /> # Biochemistry and Molecular Biophysics<br /> # Genetics and Development<br /> # Microbiology<br /> # Pathology<br /> # Pharmacology<br /> # Physiology and Cellular Biophysics<br /> ==== School of Public Health (165, Est. 1921) ====<br /> # Biostatistics<br /> # Environmental Health Sciences<br /> # Epidemiology<br /> # Health Policy and Management<br /> # Harriet and Robert Heilbrunn Department of Population and Family Health<br /> # Sociomedical Sciences<br /> ==== School of Dental and Oral Surgery (165) ====<br /> the Faculty of Dental and Oral Surgery is simultaneously a department.<br /> ==== School of Nursing (78, Est. 1892) ====<br /> the Faculty of Nursing is simultaneously a department.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Departments|*]]</div>

Foobar https://www.wikicu.com/index.php?title=Departments&diff=30940 2009-11-14T16:11:35Z

<p>Foobar: /* Clinical Health Sciences (1667) */</p> <hr /> <div>Columbia&#039;s [[faculty]] is arranged into 79 &#039;&#039;&#039;Departments of Instruction&#039;&#039;&#039;. 78 of these are affiliated with various faculties. One, the [[Department of Physical Education]], stands unaffiliated with any faculty.<br /> <br /> ==Departments==<br /> ===Faculty of Arts and Sciences (844, Est. 1880) ===<br /> The Faculty of Arts and Sciences is organized into 30 departments of instruction, typically split into 5 categories<br /> Numbers refer to the number of full-time faculty reported<br /> by [http://www.columbia.edu/cu/opir/abstract/full_time_faculty.htm OPIR].<br /> <br /> ====Humanities (327) ====<br /> # [[Art History and Archaeology]]<br /> # [[Classics]]<br /> # [[East Asian Languages and Cultures]]<br /> # [[English and Comparative Literature]]<br /> # [[French and Romance Philology]]<br /> # [[Germanic Languages]]<br /> # [[Italian]]<br /> # [[Middle East and Asian Languages and Cultures]]<br /> # [[Music]]<br /> # [[Philosophy]]<br /> # [[Religion]]<br /> # [[Slavic Languages]]<br /> # [[Spanish and Portuguese]]<br /> <br /> ====Social Sciences (218) ====<br /> # [[Anthropology]]<br /> # [[Economics]]<br /> # [[History Department|History]]<br /> # [[SIPA|International and Public Affairs]] (which is also a whole Faculty, Est. 1946)<br /> # [[Political Science]]<br /> # [[Sociology]]<br /> <br /> ====Natural Sciences (217) ====<br /> # [[Astronomy]]<br /> # [[Biological Sciences]]<br /> # [[Chemistry]]<br /> # [[Earth and Environmental Sciences]]<br /> # [[Ecology, Evolution and Environmental Biology]]<br /> # [[Mathematics]]<br /> # [[Physics]]<br /> # [[Psychology]]<br /> # [[Statistics]]<br /> <br /> ====Continuing Education (19, Est. 2002) ====<br /> [[Continuing Education]] is a faculty, a department of instruction, and school all in one.<br /> <br /> ====Arts (63, Est. 1948) ====<br /> [[School of the Arts|Arts]] is a faculty, department of instruction, and school all in one as well. Within itself, SoA has 4 &#039;divisions&#039; but these are internal designations, and not part of the university-wide designations.<br /> <br /> === Morningside Professional (468) ===<br /> (note that 5 of the schools are also departments; Only Engineering, the largest of the Schools, is subdivided into 9 departments)<br /> ====Engineering (152, Est. 1864) ====<br /> &quot;Number of faculty teaching in: applied physics/applied math (29), biomedical (19), chemical (10), civil (13), computer science (35), computer engineering (10), electrical (20), environmental (15), industrial/operations research (16), materials (9), mechanical (11), others (1)&quot;<br /> # Applied Physics and Applied Mathematics<br /> # Biomedical Engineering<br /> # Chemical Engineering<br /> # Civil Engineering and Engineering Mechanics<br /> # Computer Science<br /> # Earth and Environmental Engineering (formerly &quot;Mining, Metallurgical, and Mineral Engineering (Henry Krumb School of Mines))<br /> # Electrical Engineering<br /> # Industrial Engineering and Operations Research<br /> # Mechanical Engineering<br /> <br /> ====Business (131, Est. 1916) ====<br /> ====Law (89, Est. 1858) ====<br /> ====Social Work (43, Est. 1898) ====<br /> ====J-school (30, Est. 1912) ====<br /> ====Architecture (GSAPP) (23, Est. 1896) ====<br /> <br /> === Athletics (70) ===<br /> === Medical Center (2163) ===<br /> ==== Clinical Health Sciences (1667) ====<br /> Note that, for 2000-2006, Clinical Health Sciences accounted for,<br /> on average, %48 of total faculty.<br /> # Anesthesiology<br /> # Biomedical Informatics<br /> # Dermatology<br /> # Medicine, which claims [http://www.columbiamedicine.org/about/index.shtml &quot;faculty of over 1300 physicians and scientists&quot;], further subdivided into<br /> ## Allen Pavilion<br /> ## Cardiology<br /> ## Clinical Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics<br /> ## Clinical Pharmacology/Experimental Therapeutics<br /> ## Digestive &amp; Liver Diseases<br /> ## Endocrinology<br /> ## Behavioral Cardiovascular Health Hypertension Program <br /> ## General Medicine<br /> ## Geriatric Medicine<br /> ## Hospital Medicine<br /> ## Hematology &amp; Oncology<br /> ## Infectious Diseases<br /> ## Molecular Medicine<br /> ## Nephrology<br /> ## Preventive Medicine and Nutrition<br /> ## Pulmonary, Allergy, &amp; Critical Care Medicine<br /> ## Rheumatology<br /> # Neurological Surgery<br /> # Neurology<br /> # Obstetrics and Gynecology<br /> # Ophthalmology<br /> # Orthopedic Surgery<br /> # Otolaryngology/Head and Neck Surgery<br /> # Pediatrics<br /> # Psychiatry<br /> # Radiation Oncology<br /> # Radiology<br /> # Rehabilitation Medicine<br /> # Surgery<br /> # Urology<br /> <br /> ==== Basic Health Sciences (182) ====<br /> # Anatomy and Cell Biology<br /> # Biochemistry and Molecular Biophysics<br /> # Genetics and Development<br /> # Microbiology<br /> # Pathology<br /> # Pharmacology<br /> # Physiology and Cellular Biophysics<br /> ==== School of Public Health (165, Est. 1921) ====<br /> # Biostatistics<br /> # Environmental Health Sciences<br /> # Epidemiology<br /> # Health Policy and Management<br /> # Harriet and Robert Heilbrunn Department of Population and Family Health<br /> # Sociomedical Sciences<br /> ==== School of Dental and Oral Surgery (165) ====<br /> the Faculty of Dental and Oral Surgery is simultaneously a department.<br /> ==== School of Nursing (78, Est. 1892) ====<br /> the Faculty of Nursing is simultaneously a department.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Departments|*]]</div>

Foobar https://www.wikicu.com/index.php?title=List_of_articles_to_create&diff=30917 2009-11-11T04:43:25Z

<p>Foobar: /* List of articles to create */</p> <hr /> <div>The following is a suggested list of &#039;&#039;&#039;articles to create&#039;&#039;&#039;. Please remove articles that have already been created (i.e., the link appears blue). See also the &#039;&#039;&#039;[[list of clubs that need articles]]&#039;&#039;&#039; and the &#039;&#039;&#039;[[Special:Wantedpages|list of wanted pages, ranked by how much they&#039;re wanted]]&#039;&#039;&#039;.<br /> <br /> == List of articles to create ==<br /> <br /> *[[Acción Boricua]]<br /> *[[Accounting Division]]<br /> *[[Accounts Payable]]<br /> *[[Adaptive Sports Organization]], [[CASO]]<br /> *[[Adjunct]]<br /> *[[Administrative Policy Library]]<br /> *[[Adventist Christian Fellowship]], [[ACF]]<br /> *[[Advising Resources at Columbia]]<br /> *[[Advisory Committee on Socially Responsible Investing]]<br /> *[[Advocacy Coalition]]<br /> *[[African Law Students Association]]<br /> *[[African Students Association]]<br /> *[[Ahimsa]]<br /> *[[Alan Westin]]<br /> *[[Alfred I. DuPont Center for Broadcast Journalism]]<br /> *[[Alice! Health Promotion Program]]<br /> *[[All-Digital Video Encoding Networking, and Transmission Project]]<br /> *[[Alpha Kappa Alpha]]<br /> *[[Amateur Radio Club]], [[CUARC]]<br /> *[[American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics at Columbia]], [[AIAA]]<br /> *[[American Institute of Chemical Engineers at Columbia]], [[AIChE]]<br /> *[[American Medical Student Association at Columbia]], [[AMSA]]<br /> *[[American Society of Civil Engineers at Columbia]], [[ASCE]]<br /> *[[American Society of Mechanical Engineers at Columbia]], [[ASME]]<br /> *[[Amiens Cathedral Project]]<br /> *[[Amnesty International at Columbia]]<br /> *[[Anatomy and Cell Biology Department]]<br /> *[[Anesthesiology Department]]<br /> *[[Anglers and Flyfishers]]<br /> *[[Anime Club]]<br /> *[[Apostolos Campus Ministry]]<br /> *[[Applied Linguistics Program]], [[Teachers College]]<br /> *[[Applied Physics and Applied Mathematics Department]]<br /> *[[Arab Students&#039; Organization]], [[Turath]]<br /> *[[Archery]], [[Archery Team (Women&#039;s)]]<br /> *[[Architecture Society]]<br /> *[[Armed and Unarmed Self-Defense]]<br /> *[[Armenian Center]]<br /> *[[Armenian Club]]<br /> *[[Arnold A. Saltzman Institute of War and Peace Studies]]<br /> *[[Arthur J. Samberg Institute for Teaching Excellence]]<br /> *[[Asha for Education]]<br /> *[[Asia-Pacific Development Society]], [[CUASIA]]<br /> *[[Asian American Society of Engineers at Columbia]], [[AASE]]<br /> *[[Asian Journal]]<br /> *[[Asian-Pacific Economic Cooperation Study Center]]<br /> *[[Asian/Pacific Awareness Month]], [[APAAM]]<br /> *[[Assistant professor]]<br /> *[[Associate professor]]<br /> *[[Association for Psychoanalytic Medicine]]<br /> *[[Association of Graduate Economics Students]], [[AGES]]<br /> *[[Association of Indonesian Students]]<br /> *[[Auditing Program]] at the [[School of Continuing Education]]<br /> *[[Audubon Business and Technology Center]]<br /> *[[Bach Society]]<br /> *[[Badminton Club]]<br /> *[[Baha&#039;i Club]]<br /> *[[Ballroom and Latin Dance Team]]<br /> *[[Baptist Campus Ministry]]<br /> *[[Barnard Bulletin]]<br /> *[[Barnard Columbia Undergraduate Public Health Society]], [[BCUPHS]]<br /> *[[Barnard-Columbia Earth Coalition]]<br /> *[[Bartending 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Gerstner Jr. Clinical Research Center in Vision]]<br /> *[[Magnetic Resonance Research Laboratories]]<br /> *[[Mail]], [[mail services]]<br /> *[[Mailman Center for Public Health Preparedness]]<br /> *[[Management Division]]<br /> *[[Management Ph.D. Students]]<br /> *[[Marketing Division]]<br /> *[[Masters Swim Club]]<br /> *[[Materials Research Science and Engineering Center]], [[MSRC]]<br /> *[[Mathematics of Finance Program]]<br /> *[[Medicine Department]]<br /> *[[Medieval Guild]]<br /> *[[Microbiology Department]]<br /> *[[Minimal Access Surgery Center]], [[MASC]]<br /> *[[Mock Trial Team]]<br /> *[[Model Congress]]<br /> *[[Model European Union Club]], [[MEU]]<br /> *[[Morton A. Kreitchman Positron Emission Tomography Center]], [[PET]]<br /> *[[Motor Neuron Center]]<br /> *[[Multicultural Business Association]], [[MBA]]<br /> *[[MUSEO]]<br /> *[[Museum Anthropology Program]]<br /> *[[Museum Club]]<br /> *[[Musher Program in Social Work Practice]]<br /> *[[Music Performance Program]]<br /> *[[Nanoscale Science and Engineering Center]], [[NSEC]]<br /> *[[Naomi Berrie Diabetes Center]]<br /> *[[National Center for Children in Poverty]], [[NCCP]]<br /> *[[National Center for Disaster Preparedness]]<br /> *[[National Center for Postsecondary Research]]<br /> *[[National Center for the Study of Privatization in Education]], [[NCSPE]]<br /> *[[National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse at Columbia University]], [[CASA]]<br /> *[[National Society of Black Engineers at Columbia]], [[NSBE]]<br /> *[[Native America Heritage Month]], [[NAHM]]<br /> *[[Native American Council]]<br /> *[[Neonatology/Perinatology]]<br /> *[[Networking Research Center]], [[CNRC]]<br /> *[[Neurobiology and Behavior Program]]<br /> *[[Neurology Department]]<br /> *[[Neuroscience Society]]<br /> *[[Neurosurgery Department]]<br /> *[[New Media Society]] at [[Columbia Law School]]<br /> *[[New York Center for Human Sexuality]]<br /> *[[New York-Presbyterian Transplant Institute]]<br /> *[[News Office]]<br /> *[[NIEHS Center for Environmental Health]]<br /> *[[Obstetrics and Gynecology Department]]<br /> *[[Occupational Therapy Programs]]<br /> *[[Office of Disability Services]]<br /> *[[Office of Environmental Health and Radiation Safety]]<br /> *[[Office of Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action]]<br /> *[[Office of Global Programs]]<br /> *[[Office of Government and Community Affairs]]<br /> *[[Office of Postdoctoral Affairs]]<br /> *[[Office of Public Affairs]]<br /> *[[Office of the Controller and Treasurer]]<br /> *[[Office of the Executive Vice President for Finance]]<br /> *[[Office of the Executive Vice President for Government and Community Affairs]]<br /> *[[Office of the Executive Vice President for Health and Biomedical Sciences]]<br /> *[[Office of the Executive Vice President for Research]]<br /> *[[Office of the Executive Vice President of Government and Community Affairs]]<br /> *[[Office of the Scholars Program]]<br /> *[[Office of the Senior Executive Vice President]]<br /> *[[Office of the Treasurer and Controller]]<br /> *[[Office of the University Chaplain]]<br /> *[[Office of the Vice President for Arts and Sciences]]<br /> *[[Office of the Vice Provost for Diversity Initiatives]]<br /> *[[Office of the Vice Provost for International Relations]]<br /> *[[Ombuds Office]]<br /> *[[Opera Ensemble]]<br /> *[[Operations Research Program]]<br /> *[[Ophthalmology Department]]<br /> *[[Orchestra For Asian Music]], [[COAM]]<br /> *[[Orchestra]], [[CUO]]<br /> *[[Organization of Pakistani Students]], [[OPS]]<br /> *[[Organization of Rising Entrepreneurs]], [[CORE]]<br /> *[[Orthodox Christian Fellowship]]<br /> *[[Orthopaedic Surgery Department]]<br /> *[[Oscar Lee]]<br /> *[[Otolaryngology/Head and Neck Surgery Department]]<br /> *[[OutLaws]], [[Law School GLBT Group]]<br /> *[[Overseas Programs in China]]<br /> *[[Oversized Color Images Project]]<br /> *[[P and S Journal]]<br /> *[[Pancreas Center]]<br /> *[[Panhellenic Council]]<br /> *[[Pathology Department]]<br /> *[[Paul F. Lazarsfeld Center for the Social Sciences]]<br /> *[[Payroll]], [[Finance]]<br /> *[[Pediatric Cardiology]]<br /> *[[Pediatric Emergency Medicine]]<br /> *[[Pediatric Infectious Disease]]<br /> *[[Pediatric Molecular Genetics]]<br /> *[[Pediatric Nephrology]]<br /> *[[Pediatric Neurosurgery Center]]<br /> *[[Pediatric Oncology]]<br /> *[[Pediatric Pulmonary Hypertension Center]]<br /> *[[Pediatric Pulmonary Research]]<br /> *[[Pediatrics Department]]<br /> *[[Pharmacology Department]]<br /> *[[Phi Epsilon Pi]]<br /> *[[Phi Iota Alpha]]<br /> *[[Physical Education and Intercollegiate Athletics Department]]<br /> *[[Physiology and Cellular Biophysics Department]]<br /> *[[Pi Delta Psi]]<br /> *[[Plastic surgery]], [[Plastic Surgery Research Laboratory]]<br /> *[[Poker]], [[Poker Society]], [[CUPS]]<br /> *[[Poliak Center for the Study of First Amendment Issues]]<br /> *[[Policy Debate Union]]<br /> *[[Policy Library, Administrative]]<br /> *[[Positron Emission Tomography (PET) Center]]<br /> *[[Postbaccalaureate Premedical Association]], [[PMA)]]<br /> *[[Postbaccalaureate Program in Biotechnology]]<br /> *[[Postbaccalaureate Program in Business]]<br /> *[[Postbaccalaureate Program in Classics]]<br /> *[[Postbaccalaureate Program in Ecology, Evolution, and Environmental Biology]]<br /> *[[Postbaccalaureate Program in Psychology]]<br /> *[[Postbaccalaureate Program in Quantitative Studies for Finance]]<br /> *[[Postbaccalaureate Program in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages]], [[TESOL]]<br /> *[[Postbaccalaureate Studies]]<br /> *[[Postcrypt Student Art Gallery]]<br /> *[[Preceptor]]<br /> *[[Precis]]<br /> *[[Pre-med]], [[Pre-medical concentration]]<br /> *[[Pre-law]]<br /> *[[Primary Care Medical Services]], [[PCMS]]<br /> *[[Print Services]]<br /> *[[Procurement Services]]<br /> *[[Program in Applied Mathematics]]<br /> *[[Program in Economic Policy Management]], [[PEPM]]<br /> *[[Program in Hellenic Studies]]<br /> *[[Program in International Energy Management and Policy]]<br /> *[[Program in Narrative Medicine]]<br /> *[[Program in Physical Therapy]]<br /> *[[Project HEALTH]]<br /> *[[Psychiatry Department]]<br /> *[[Public Interest Law Foundation at Columbia]]<br /> *[[Purchasing and Pricing Agreements]]<br /> *[[Purchasing Department]]<br /> *[[Quantitative Methods in the Social Sciences Program]]<br /> *[[Queer Awareness Month]]<br /> *[[Queer Graduate Co-op]], [[Queergrads]]<br /> *[[Queer Studies Group]]<br /> *[[Queers of Color]]<br /> *[[Radiation Oncology Department]]<br /> *[[Radiology Department]]<br /> *[[Radon Project]] (statistics)<br /> *[[Rape Crisis/Anti-Violence Support Center]]<br /> *[[Reader]]<br /> *[[Real Estate]]<br /> *[[Rehabilitation Medicine Department]]<br /> *[[Reid Hall Programs]]<br /> *[[Renal Transplantation Center]]<br /> *[[Research Administration]], [[Research Administration System]], [[RASCAL]]<br /> *[[Research Center for Arts and Culture]]<br /> *[[Restricted Funds and Financial Compliance]]<br /> *[[Richard and Hinda Rosenthal Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine]]<br /> *[[Rightslink]]<br /> *[[Risk Management]]<br /> *[[Roadrunners Club]]<br /> *[[Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Health and Society Scholars Program]]<br /> *[[Romanian Club]]<br /> *[[Rotaract Club]]<br /> *[[Rowing]], [[Rowing Team (Men&#039;s Lightweight)]], [[Rowing Team (Men&#039;s Heavyweight)]], [[Rowing Team (Women&#039;s)]]<br /> *[[Rugby]], [[Rugby Club (Men&#039;s)]], [[Rugby Club (Women&#039;s)]]<br /> *[[Russia, Eurasia, and Eastern Europe Regional Studies Program]]<br /> *[[Russian International Association]]<br /> *[[Sabor]]<br /> *[[SAFER]], [[Students Active for Ending Rape]]<br /> *[[Sailing Team]]<br /> *[[Sanford C. Bernstein and Co Center for Leadership and Ethics]], [[Sanford C. Bernstein and Co. Center for Leadership and Ethics]]<br /> *[[Schneeweiss Adult Congenital Heart Center]]<br /> *[[Scholastic Press Association]], [[CSPA]]<br /> *[[School of Library Service Alumni]]<br /> *[[School of Social Work Student Caucuses]]<br /> *[[School of Social Work Student Union]]<br /> *[[School Search Service]]<br /> *[[Science Honors Program]]<br /> *[[Science, Technology, and Global Development Program]]<br /> *[[Scientists and Engineers for a Better Society]]<br /> *[[SEAS Graduate Student Council]]<br /> *[[Second-Majors Program]], [[SMP]]<br /> *[[Self-Defense]]<br /> *[[Semester or Academic Year Program in Beijing]]<br /> *[[Senate, University]]<br /> *[[Senior lecturer]]<br /> *[[Senior marshal]]<br /> *[[Sexual Violence Prevention and Response Program]], [[SVPRP]]<br /> *[[Sigma Iota Alpha]]<br /> *[[Sigma Lambda Upsilson]]<br /> *[[Sign Language Club]]<br /> *[[Silver, Julius, Program in Law, Science and Technology]]<br /> *[[Singapore Students Association]], [[SSA]]<br /> *[[SIPA News]]<br /> *[[SIPA Pan-African Network]], [[SPAN]]<br /> *[[SIPA Student Association]]<br /> *[[Sirens]]<br /> *[[Ski Racing Team]], [[Ski Team]]<br /> *[[Skin Diseases Research Center]]<br /> *[[Slavic Languages Department]]<br /> *[[Soccer Team (Men&#039;s)]]<br /> *[[Soccer Team (Women&#039;s)]]<br /> *[[Social Indicators Survey Center]]<br /> *[[Social Intervention Group (SIG)]]<br /> *[[Society for Immigrant and Refugee Rights]]<br /> *[[Society for International Undergraduates]]<br /> *[[Society for Law, Science and Technology]]<br /> *[[Society of Automotive Engineers]]<br /> *[[Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers]]<br /> *[[Society of Physics Students]], [[SPS]]<br /> *[[Sociomedical Sciences Department]]<br /> *[[Softball Team]]<br /> *[[Sounds of China]]<br /> *[[Southern Asian Institute]]<br /> *[[Specialized Centers of Clinically Oriented Research]], [[SCCOR]]<br /> *[[Sports camps]]<br /> *[[Squash Club]]<br /> *[[Stone Center]], [[Department of Urology]]<br /> *[[Student Administrative Services]]<br /> *[[Student Animal Legal Defense Fund]], [[SALDF]]<br /> *[[Student Government Office]]<br /> *[[Student Health Advisory Committee]]<br /> *[[Student Information Systems]], [[SIS]]<br /> *[[Student Legal Action Network]]<br /> *[[Student Organizations and Governance]]<br /> *[[Student Telephone and Communications Services]]<br /> *[[Students for Choice]]<br /> *[[Students for Sensible Drug Policy]], [[SSDP]]<br /> *[[Students United for America]]<br /> *[[Study Abroad Program in Shanghai]]<br /> *[[Summer Business Chinese and Internship Program in Shanghai]]<br /> *[[Summer High School Programs]]<br /> *[[Summer Language Program in Beijing]]<br /> *[[Summer Overseas Program in Italy]]<br /> *[[Summer Program in Arabic]]<br /> *[[Summer Program in Venice]]<br /> *[[Summer Programs]]<br /> *[[Summer Research Program for Science Teachers]]<br /> *[[Summer Term]]<br /> *[[Surgery Department]]<br /> *[[Sustainable Development Initiative]]<br /> *[[Swedish Program]]<br /> *[[Swimming and Diving Team (Men&#039;s)]]<br /> *[[Swimming and Diving Team (Women&#039;s)]]<br /> *[[Swing Phi Swing]]<br /> *[[Syncope Center]]<br /> *[[Taal]]<br /> *[[Table Tennis Club]]<br /> *[[Tae Kwon Do Club]]<br /> *[[Taiwanese American Students Association]], [[TASA]]<br /> *[[Taiwanese Student Association]], [[CTSA]]<br /> *[[Taub Institute for Research on Alzheimer&#039;s Disease and the Aging Brain]]<br /> *[[Teachers College Student Senate]]<br /> *[[Teachers College Record]]<br /> *[[Teaching Center, GSAS]]<br /> *[[TeenScreen Program]]<br /> *[[Telephone Services]]<br /> *[[Temple Hoyne Buell Center for the Study of American Architecture]]<br /> *[[Tenants&#039; Rights Project]], [[TRP]]<br /> *[[Tennis Team (Men&#039;s)]]<br /> *[[Tennis Team (Women&#039;s)]]<br /> *[[TESOL Certificate Program, Postbaccalaureate]]<br /> *[[Thai Students Association]], [[TSA]]<br /> *[[The Bottom Line]], [[Bottom Line]]<br /> *[[The Bronx Beat]], [[Bronx Beat]]<br /> *[[The Children&#039;s Digestive Health Center]]<br /> *[[The Collection]]<br /> *[[The Columbian]]<br /> *[[The Federalist Society]]<br /> *[[The Observer]]<br /> *[[The Vector]]<br /> *[[Theatre Arts Division]]<br /> *[[Theta Nu Xi]]<br /> *[[Thyroid Center, New York]]<br /> *[[TOEFL Preparation]]<br /> *[[Toward Reconciliation]]<br /> *[[Track and Field Team]]<br /> *[[Transplant Institute]]<br /> *[[Transportation Services]]<br /> *[[Travel Services]]<br /> *[[Treasury]]<br /> *[[Triathlon Club]]<br /> *[[Tropical Agriculture Program]]<br /> *[[Tuition and Fees, Guide to]]<br /> *[[Tumor Vaccines]]<br /> *[[Turkish Students Association]]<br /> *[[U.S. Military Veterans of Columbia University]], [[MilVets]]<br /> *[[Ukranian Students Society]]<br /> *[[Undergraduate Admissions]]<br /> *[[Undergraduate Housing Council]], [[UHC]]<br /> *[[Undergraduate Mathematics Society]]<br /> *[[UNICEF]]<br /> *[[United Students of Color Council]], [[USCC]]<br /> *[[University Archives and Columbiana Library]], [[UACL]]<br /> *[[University Bible Fellowship]]<br /> *[[Upstart]]<br /> *[[Urban Planning Program]]<br /> *[[Urology Department]]<br /> *[[Vietnamese Student Association]], [[VSA]]<br /> *[[Virtual Institute of Information]]<br /> *[[Vision and Graphics Center]]<br /> *[[Visiting faculty]]<br /> *[[Visual Arts Division]]<br /> *[[Visual Media Center]]<br /> *[[Volleyball]], [[Volleyball Club (Men&#039;s)]], [[Volleyball Team (Women&#039;s)]]<br /> *[[Wallach, Miriam and Ira D., Art Gallery]]<br /> *[[Waterpolo Club]]<br /> *[[Web Advisory Committee]]<br /> *[[Web Design Studio]], [[CUMC]]<br /> *[[William Petersen[[<br /> *[[Wind Ensemble]]<br /> *[[Women in Public and International Affairs]], [[WPIA]]<br /> *[[Women in Science at Columbia]]<br /> *[[Women&#039;s Business Society]], [[CWBS]]<br /> *[[Women&#039;s History Month]]<br /> *[[Women&#039;s International Business Council]]<br /> *[[Wrestling Team]]<br /> *[[Writing Center]]<br /> *[[Writing Division]]<br /> *[[Writing Program, Undergraduate]]<br /> *[[Yearbook]], [[The Columbian]]<br /> <br /> == More lists of articles to create ==<br /> * http://www.columbia.edu/research/research_institutes.html<br /> <br /> [[Category:WikiCU]]</div>

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<p>Foobar: /* List of articles to create */</p> <hr /> <div>The following is a suggested list of &#039;&#039;&#039;articles to create&#039;&#039;&#039;. Please remove articles that have already been created (i.e., the link appears blue). See also the &#039;&#039;&#039;[[list of clubs that need articles]]&#039;&#039;&#039; and the &#039;&#039;&#039;[[Special:Wantedpages|list of wanted pages, ranked by how much they&#039;re wanted]]&#039;&#039;&#039;.<br /> <br /> == List of articles to create ==<br /> <br /> *[[Acción Boricua]]<br /> *[[Accounting Division]]<br /> *[[Accounts Payable]]<br /> *[[Adaptive Sports Organization]], [[CASO]]<br /> *[[Adjunct]]<br /> *[[Administrative Policy Library]]<br /> *[[Adventist Christian Fellowship]], [[ACF]]<br /> *[[Advising Resources at Columbia]]<br /> *[[Advisory Committee on Socially Responsible Investing]]<br /> *[[Advocacy Coalition]]<br /> *[[African Law Students Association]]<br /> *[[African Students Association]]<br /> *[[Ahimsa]]<br /> *[[Alan Westin]]<br /> *[[Alfred I. DuPont Center for Broadcast Journalism]]<br /> *[[Alice! Health Promotion Program]]<br /> *[[All-Digital Video Encoding Networking, and Transmission Project]]<br /> *[[Alpha Kappa Alpha]]<br /> *[[Amateur Radio Club]], [[CUARC]]<br /> *[[American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics at Columbia]], [[AIAA]]<br /> *[[American Institute of Chemical Engineers at Columbia]], [[AIChE]]<br /> *[[American Medical Student Association at Columbia]], [[AMSA]]<br /> *[[American Society of Civil Engineers at Columbia]], [[ASCE]]<br /> *[[American Society of Mechanical Engineers at Columbia]], [[ASME]]<br /> *[[Amiens Cathedral Project]]<br /> *[[Amnesty International at Columbia]]<br /> *[[Anatomy and Cell Biology Department]]<br /> *[[Anesthesiology Department]]<br /> *[[Anglers and Flyfishers]]<br /> *[[Anime Club]]<br /> *[[Apostolos Campus Ministry]]<br /> *[[Applied Linguistics Program]], [[Teachers College]]<br /> *[[Applied Physics and Applied Mathematics Department]]<br /> *[[Arab Students&#039; Organization]], [[Turath]]<br /> *[[Archery]], [[Archery Team (Women&#039;s)]]<br /> *[[Architecture Society]]<br /> *[[Armed and Unarmed Self-Defense]]<br /> *[[Armenian Center]]<br /> *[[Armenian Club]]<br /> *[[Arnold A. Saltzman Institute of War and Peace Studies]]<br /> *[[Arthur J. Samberg Institute for Teaching Excellence]]<br /> *[[Asha for Education]]<br /> *[[Asia-Pacific Development Society]], [[CUASIA]]<br /> *[[Asian American Society of Engineers at Columbia]], [[AASE]]<br /> *[[Asian Journal]]<br /> *[[Asian-Pacific Economic Cooperation Study Center]]<br /> *[[Asian/Pacific Awareness Month]], [[APAAM]]<br /> *[[Assistant professor]]<br /> *[[Associate professor]]<br /> *[[Association for Psychoanalytic Medicine]]<br /> *[[Association of Graduate Economics Students]], [[AGES]]<br /> *[[Association of Indonesian Students]]<br /> *[[Auditing Program]] at the [[School of Continuing Education]]<br /> *[[Audubon Business and Technology Center]]<br /> *[[Bach Society]]<br /> *[[Badminton Club]]<br /> *[[Baha&#039;i Club]]<br /> *[[Ballroom and Latin Dance Team]]<br /> *[[Baptist Campus Ministry]]<br /> *[[Barnard Bulletin]]<br /> *[[Barnard Columbia Undergraduate Public Health Society]], [[BCUPHS]]<br /> *[[Barnard-Columbia Earth Coalition]]<br /> *[[Bartending Agency and School of Mixology]]<br /> *[[Baseball]], [[Baseball Team]]<br /> *[[Basketball]], [[Basketball Team (Men&#039;s)]], [[Basketball Team (Women&#039;s)]]<br /> *[[Benefits Office]]<br /> *[[Bhakti Club]]<br /> *[[Big Blue Book]]<br /> *[[Biochemistry and Molecular Biophysics Department]]<br /> *[[Biological Society]], [[CBS]]<br /> *[[Biomedical Engineering Department]]<br /> *[[Biomedical Engineering Imaging Research Center]]<br /> *[[Biomedical Engineering Society]]<br /> *[[Biomedical Informatics Department]]<br /> *[[Biostatistics Department]]<br /> *[[Biotech Association]]<br /> *[[Biotechnology Program]]<br /> *[[Black Heritage Month]]<br /> *[[Black Law Students Association]], [[BLSA]]<br /> *[[Black Rock Forest]]<br /> *[[Black Theatre Ensemble]]<br /> *[[Blue Key Society]]<br /> *[[Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Club]]<br /> *[[Brazilian Society]]<br /> *[[British Studies]]<br /> *[[Buddhism for Global Peace at Columbia]]<br /> *[[Buddhist Meditation Group]]<br /> *[[Building Technologies]]<br /> *[[Bulletins]]<br /> *[[Butler Marxist]]<br /> *[[Business School Information Technology Group]], [[ITG]]<br /> *[[CAHO]], [[Columbia American History Online]]<br /> *[[Campus Crusade for Christ]]<br /> *[[Campus Mail]]<br /> *[[Capital Project Management]]<br /> *[[Cardiovascular Research Initiative]], [[CVRI]]<br /> *[[Caribbean Students Association]]<br /> *[[Catering]]<br /> *[[Catholic Athletes]]<br /> *[[Catholic Campus Ministry]]<br /> *[[CEASA]]<br /> *[[Center for Advanced Information Management]]<br /> *[[Center for Advanced Laboratory Medicine]]<br /> *[[Center for Ancient Mediterranean]]<br /> *[[Center for Applied Probability]], [[CAP]]<br /> *[[Center for Applied Public Health]]<br /> *[[Center for Archaelogy]]<br /> *[[Center for Archaeology]]<br /> *[[Center for Bioethics]]<br /> *[[Center for Biomedical Communications]]<br /> *[[Center for Brazilian Studies]]<br /> *[[Center for Children&#039;s Environmental Health]]<br /> *[[Center for Chinese Legal Studies]]<br /> *[[Center for Computational Biology and Bioinformatics]]<br /> *[[Center for Computational Learning Systems]]<br /> *[[Center for Contemporary Black History]]<br /> *[[Center for Continuing Education in Health Sciences]]<br /> *[[Center for Decision Sciences]]<br /> *[[Center for Digital Research and Scholarship]], [[CDRS]]<br /> *[[Center for Electron Transport in Molecular Nanostructures]], [[NSEC]]<br /> *[[Center for Energy, Marine Transportation and Public Policy]]<br /> *[[Center for Environmental Research and Conservation]], [[CERC]]<br /> *[[Center for Ethnomusicology]]<br /> *[[Center for European Legal Studies]]<br /> *[[Center for Excellence in Accounting and Security Analysis]], [[CEASA]]<br /> *[[Center for Excellence in Genomic Science]]<br /> *[[Center for Family Demography and Public Policy]]<br /> *[[Center for Family Medicine]]<br /> *[[Center for French and Francophone Studies]]<br /> *[[Center for Global Health and Economic Development]]<br /> *[[Center for Hazards and Risk Research]]<br /> *[[Center for Historical Social Science]]<br /> *[[Center for Holistic Urology]]<br /> *[[Center for Homelessness Prevention Studies]]<br /> *[[Center for Immunology]]<br /> *[[Center for Infectious Disease Epidemiologic Research]]<br /> *[[Center for Interdisciplinary Research on Antimicrobial Resistance]], [[CIRAR]]<br /> *[[Center for International Business Education and Research]]<br /> *[[Center for International Conflict Resolution]]<br /> *[[Center for International Earth Science Information Network]], [[CIESIN]]<br /> *[[Center for International History]]<br /> *[[Center for Intervention and Prevention Research on HIV and Drug Abuse]], [[CIPRHDA]]<br /> *[[Center for Iranian Studies]]<br /> *[[Center for Japanese Legal Studies]]<br /> *[[Center for Korean Legal Studies]]<br /> *[[Center for Korean Research]]<br /> *[[Center for Law and Economic Studies]]<br /> *[[Center for Law and Philosophy]]<br /> *[[Center for Liver Disease and Transplantation]]<br /> *[[Center for Menopause, Hormonal Disorders, and Women&#039;s Health]]<br /> *[[Center for Molecular Cardiology]]<br /> *[[Center for Molecular Recognition]]<br /> *[[Center for Molecular Therapeutics]]<br /> *[[Center for National Health Development in Ethiopia]]<br /> *[[Center for Neuroscience Initiatives]], [[CNI]]<br /> *[[Center for Nonlinear Earth Systems]]<br /> *[[Center for Obesity Surgery]] at [[New York-Presbyterian Hospital]]<br /> *[[Center for Orthopaedic Research]]<br /> *[[Center for Parkinson&#039;s Disease and Other Movement Disorders]]<br /> *[[Center for Psychoanalytic Training and Research]]<br /> *[[Center for Public Interest Law]]<br /> *[[Center for Radiological Research]]<br /> *[[Center for Research on Environmental Decisions]], [[CRED]]<br /> *[[Center for Research on Information Access]], [[CRIA]]<br /> *[[Center for Resilient Networks]]<br /> *[[Center for Social Policy and Practice in the Workplace]]<br /> *[[Center for Sustainable Urban Development]]<br /> *[[Center for Telecommunications Research]]<br /> *[[Center for the Ancient Mediterranean]]<br /> *[[Center for the Decision Sciences]]<br /> *[[Center for the Study of Democracy, Toleration and Religion]]<br /> *[[Center for the Study of Law and Culture]]<br /> *[[Center for the Study of Social Work Practice]]<br /> *[[Center for the Study of Society and Medicine]]<br /> *[[Center for the Study of Wealth and Inequality]], [[CWI]]<br /> *[[Center for U.S.-China Arts Exchange]]<br /> *[[Center for Urban Research and Policy]]<br /> *[[Center for Violence Research and Prevention]]<br /> *[[Center for Women&#039;s Health]]<br /> *[[Center for Women&#039;s Reproductive Care]], [[CWRC]]<br /> *[[Center on Capitalism and Society]]<br /> *[[Center on Globalization and Sustainable Development]], [[CGHED]]<br /> *[[Center on Japanese Economy and Business]]<br /> *[[Center on Medicine as a Profession]], [[CMAP]]<br /> *[[Center on Organizational Innovation]], [[COI]]<br /> *[[Centers on Aging]] of [[New York-Presbyterian Hospital]]<br /> *[[Cerebrovascular Center of the Neurological Institute]]<br /> *[[Chandler Society for Undergraduate Chemistry]]<br /> *[[Charles Drew Premedical Society]]<br /> *[[Charles H. Revson Fellows Program on the Future of the City of New York]]<br /> *[[Cheerleading]]<br /> *[[Chess Club]]<br /> *[[Child Rights Working Group]]<br /> *[[Childcare Centers]]<br /> *[[China Business Association]], [[CCBA]]<br /> *[[Chinese Bible Study Group]]<br /> *[[Chinese Christian Fellowship]], [[CCF]]<br /> *[[Chinese Language Program]]<br /> *[[Chinese Students Club]], [[CSC]]<br /> *[[CIAO]], [[Columbia International Affairs Online]]<br /> *[[Cigar Society]]<br /> *[[Civil Engineering and Engineering Mechanics Department]]<br /> *[[Clearinghouse on International Developments in Child, Youth and Family Policies]]<br /> *[[CLIO]], [[Columbia Libraries Information Online]]<br /> *[[Club Bangla]]<br /> *[[Colleges Against Cancer]]<br /> *[[Columbia American History Online]], [[CAHO]]<br /> *[[Columbia Atheists and Agnostics]]<br /> *[[Columbia Catholic Undergraduates]]<br /> *[[Columbia Center for Economy, Environment and Society]]<br /> *[[Columbia Center for Integrated Science and Engineering]], [[ISE]]<br /> *[[Columbia Center for the Active Life of Minority Elders]], [[CALME]]<br /> *[[Columbia Classical Performers]], [[CCP]]<br /> *[[Columbia College and SEAS Parent and Family Connection]]<br /> *[[Columbia College Young Alumni]], [[CCYA]]<br /> *[[Columbia Community Service]], [[CCS]]<br /> *[[Columbia Encyclopedia]], [[The Columbia Encyclopedia]]<br /> *[[Columbia Global Justice]]<br /> *[[Columbia Ideas at Work]]<br /> *[[Columbia Innovation Enterprise]]<br /> *[[Columbia Interactive]]<br /> *[[Columbia Journal of American Studies]], [[CJAS]]<br /> *[[Columbia Journal of Environmental Law]]<br /> *[[Columbia Journal of European Law]]<br /> *[[Columbia Journal of Law and Social Problems]]<br /> *[[Columbia Journal of Transnational Law]], [[JTL]]<br /> *[[Columbia Journalism Review]], [[CJR]]<br /> *[[Columbia Law School Report]]<br /> *[[Columbia Music Presents]]<br /> *[[Columbia Neuroscience Society]] (undergraduate)<br /> *[[Columbia Neuroscience]]<br /> *[[Columbia New Music]]<br /> *[[Columbia New Poetry]]<br /> *[[Columbia News Service]]<br /> *[[Columbia News]]<br /> *[[Columbia Orchestra For Asian Music]], [[COAM]]<br /> *[[Columbia Program on International Investment]], [[CPII]]<br /> *[[Columbia Scholastic Press Association]], [[CSPA]]<br /> *[[Columbia Science Review]]<br /> *[[Columbia Standard]]<br /> *[[Columbia Strategic Simulation Society]], [[CSSS]]<br /> *[[Columbia Students for Animal Protection]]<br /> *[[Columbia Undergraduate Philosophy Review]]<br /> *[[Columbia University Amateur Radio Club]], [[CUARC]]<br /> *[[Columbia University Biomedical and Health Information Services]], [[CUbhis]]<br /> *[[Columbia University National Undergraduate Film Festival]], [[CUNUFF]]<br /> *[[Columbia University Partnership for International Development]], [[CUPID]]<br /> *[[Columbia Vision and Graphics Center]]<br /> *[[Columbia/UNESCO Joint Program on Biosphere and Society]]<br /> *[[Columbiana Library]]<br /> *[[Combined Plan Program in Engineering]] (3-2)<br /> *[[Commission on Elections, Nominations and Appointments]], [[CENA]]<br /> *[[Committee on Student Life (1968)]]<br /> *[[Communiqué]]<br /> *[[Community College Research Center]]<br /> *[[Comparative Ethnic Studies Program]]<br /> *[[Compass Christian Koinonia]], [[CCK]]<br /> *[[Compliance Hotline]]<br /> *[[Comprehensive Breast Center]]<br /> *[[Comprehensive Epilepsy Center]], [[CCEC]]<br /> *[[Comprehensive Sickle Cell Center]]<br /> *[[Computational Biology and Bioinformatics Doctoral Program]]<br /> *[[Computational Optimization Research Center]], [[CORC]]<br /> *[[Computer Music Center]]<br /> *[[Computing Support Center]]<br /> *[[Controller&#039;s Office]]<br /> *[[Conversio Virium Discussion Organization]], [[BDSM]]<br /> *[[Coordinated Doctoral Programs in Biomedical Sciences]]<br /> *[[CoreFoods]]<br /> *[[Council for European Studies]]<br /> *[[Creative Writing]]<br /> *[[Cricket Club]]<br /> *[[Cross Country Team]]<br /> *[[Cross National Studies Research Program]]<br /> *[[CU Step]]<br /> *[[CUbhis]], [[Columbia University Biomedical and Health Information Services]]<br /> *[[Current Musicology]], [[CM]]<br /> *[[CUsmile]]<br /> *[[Cycling Team]]<br /> *[[Cystic Fibrosis Referral Center for Susceptibility and Synergy Studies]]<br /> *[[Dance]], [[Dance Department]]<br /> *[[Dance Team]]<br /> *[[Daniel Bell]]<br /> *[[Delta Sigma Theta]]<br /> *[[Deming Center for Quality, Productivity, and Competitiveness]]<br /> *[[Department of Genetics and Development]]<br /> *[[Dermatology Department]]<br /> *[[Digital Image Access Project]], [[DIAP]]<br /> *[[Digital Library Collections]]<br /> *[[Digital Media Center]]<br /> *[[Disciplinary Procedure for Sexual Misconduct]], [[DPSM]]<br /> *[[Dissertation Office]]<br /> *[[Diving Team]]<br /> *[[Division of Cardiology]]<br /> *[[Division of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry]]<br /> *[[Division of Circulatory Physiology]]<br /> *[[Division of Clinical Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics]]<br /> *[[Division of Decision, Risk and Operations]]<br /> *[[Division of Digestive and Liver Diseases]]<br /> *[[Division of Endocrinology]], not to be mistaken with the [[Division of Endoctrinology]]<br /> *[[Division of General Medicine]]<br /> *[[Division of Hematology]]<br /> *[[Division of Infectious Diseases]]<br /> *[[Division of Molecular Medicine]]<br /> *[[Division of Nephrology]]<br /> *[[Division of Oncology]]<br /> *[[Division of Plastic Surgery]]<br /> *[[Division of Preventive Medicine and Nutrition]]<br /> *[[Division of Pulmonary, Allergy, and Critical Care Medicine]]<br /> *[[Division of Rheumatology]]<br /> *[[Division of Special Programs]]<br /> *[[Division of Surgical Science]]<br /> *[[Division of Vascular Surgery]]<br /> *[[Doctor of Philosophy in Communications]]<br /> *[[Dual Degree Student Association]], [[DDSA]]<br /> *[[Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy Project at Columbia University]]<br /> *[[Earl Hall Center]]<br /> *[[Earth and Environmental Engineering Department]]<br /> *[[Earth and Environmental Science Journalism Program]]<br /> *[[Earth Engineering Center]]<br /> *[[Earthscape]]<br /> *[[EarthView Explorer]]<br /> *[[East Asia Regional Studies Program]]<br /> *[[East Central European Center]]<br /> *[[Edward S. Harkness Eye Institute]]<br /> *[[Effort Reporting]]<br /> *[[Eleanor and Lou Gehrig Center of MDA/ALS]], [[Eleanor and Lou Gehrig MDA/ALS Research Center]]<br /> *[[Electronic classrooms]]<br /> *[[Electronic Data Service]], [[EDS]]<br /> *[[Electronic Text Service]], [[ETS]]<br /> *[[Emergency Call Boxes]]<br /> *[[Emergency Medical Service]], [[EMS]]<br /> *[[Emergency Medicine Center Of Excellence]], [[CUMC]]<br /> *[[Emeritus Professors in Columbia]], [[EPIC]]<br /> *[[Empire State Building Archive]], [[Lewis Hine]]<br /> *[[Engineering Graduate Student Council]], [[SEAS]]<br /> *[[Engineering Management Systems Program]]<br /> *[[Engineering News]]<br /> *[[Engineering Week]]<br /> *[[Environmental Health Sciences Department]]<br /> *[[Environmental Law Society]]<br /> *[[Environmental Molecular Science Institute]], [[EMSI]]<br /> *[[Environmental Science and Policy MPA Program]]<br /> *[[Epidemiology Department]]<br /> *[[Equestrian Team]]<br /> *[[Eugene M. Lang Center for Entrepreneurship]]<br /> *[[Executive Committee of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences]]<br /> *[[Expanding East Asian Studies]], [[ExEAS]]<br /> *[[FACETS]], [[Facts About Columbia Essential To Students]]<br /> *[[Faculty Handbook]]<br /> *[[Falun Dafa]]<br /> *[[Family Demography and Public Policy]]<br /> *[[Fecal Incontinence Center]]<br /> *[[Fencing Team]]<br /> *[[Field Hockey Team]]<br /> *[[Figure Skating Club]]<br /> *[[Film Division]]<br /> *[[Film Productions]], [[CUFP]]<br /> *[[Film studies]]<br /> *[[Finance and Economics Division]]<br /> *[[Finance Gateway]]<br /> *[[Finance HR Training]]<br /> *[[Finance Technology]]<br /> *[[Financial Engineering Program]]<br /> *[[Financial Markets Laboratory]]<br /> *[[Foreign languages]]<br /> *[[Forum for Society, Science and Religion]], [[CFSSR]]<br /> *[[French Cultural Studies]] at [[Reid Hall]], [[Paris]]<br /> *[[French Culture Club]]<br /> *[[Full professor]]<br /> *[[Functional MRI Research Center]]<br /> *[[Future Anterior]]<br /> *[[G.E.D./Reality House Program]]<br /> *[[Games Club]]<br /> *[[Gastroenterology]]<br /> *[[Gay, Bisexual and Lesbian Employees and Supporters]], [[GABLES]]<br /> *[[Genome Center]]<br /> *[[Geographic Information Systems]]<br /> *[[George T. Delacorte Center for Magazine Journalism]]<br /> *[[Germanic Languages Department]]<br /> *[[Gertrude H. Sergievsky Center]]<br /> *[[Global Medicine Group]]<br /> *[[Golden Key International Honor Society at Columbia]]<br /> *[[Golf]], [[Golf Team (Men&#039;s)]], [[Golf Team (Women&#039;s)]]<br /> *[[Gospel Choir]]<br /> *[[Graduate Arts Council]]<br /> *[[Graduate Business Association]]<br /> *[[Graduate housing]]<br /> *[[Graduate School of Arts and Sciences Biomedical Graduate Programs]]<br /> *[[Graduate School Preparation]]<br /> *[[Graduate Student Advisory Council]], [[GSAC]]<br /> *[[Graduate Student Organization]], [[College of Physicians and Surgeons]]<br /> *[[Grupo Quisqueyano]], [[GQ]]<br /> *[[Haitian Students Association]]<br /> *[[Harkness, Edward S., Eye Institute]]<br /> *[[Harlem Health Promotion Center]]<br /> *[[Harlem Hospital Center Internal Medicine Residency Program]], [[Harlem Hospital Center Residency Program in Internal Medicine]]<br /> *[[Hatch MR Research Center]]<br /> *[[Health and Society Scholars Program]]<br /> *[[Health Policy and Management Department]]<br /> *[[Health Sciences]], [[CUMC]]<br /> *[[Heart Failure Center]], [[Surgery Department]] - most depressingly-named center at Columbia<br /> *[[Heilbrunn Department of Population and Family Health]]<br /> *[[Hellenic Association]], [[CUHA]]<br /> *[[Help Desk]]<br /> *[[Herbert and Florence Irving Center for Clinical Research]]<br /> *[[Herbert H. Lehman Center for American History]]<br /> *[[Herbert Irving Comprehensive Cancer Center]]<br /> *[[Hermes]]<br /> *[[High School Program in Barcelona]], [[Barcelona]]<br /> *[[High School Programs]]<br /> *[[Higher Education Opportunity Program]], [[HEOP]], [[National Opportunity Program]], [[NOP]]<br /> *[[Hiking Club]]<br /> *[[Hillel at Columbia/Barnard]], [[Hillel]]<br /> *[[HIV Center for Clinical and Behavioral Studies]]<br /> *[[Hong Kong Students and Scholars Society]]<br /> *[[Hotline]]<br /> *[[Hudson River Research]]<br /> *[[Human Resources]]<br /> *[[Human Rights Institute]]<br /> *[[Huntington&#039;s Disease Center]]<br /> *[[Iberia]]<br /> *[[Ice hockey]], [[Ice Hockey Club (Women&#039;s)]], [[Ice Hockey Team (Men&#039;s)]]<br /> *[[Iggrot ha&#039;Ari]], [[The Lion&#039;s Letters]]<br /> *[[In Vivo]]<br /> *[[Indian Progressive Study Group]], [[IPSG]]<br /> *[[Industry/University Cooperative Research Center for Advanced Studies in Novel Surfactants]], [[IUCS]]<br /> *[[Information Technology Programs]], [[School of Continuing Education]]<br /> *[[Institute for Cancer Genetics]]<br /> *[[Institute for Child and Family Policy]]<br /> *[[Institute for Global History]]<br /> *[[Institute for Israel and Jewish Studies]]<br /> *[[Institute for Learning Technologies]]<br /> *[[Institute for Medieval Japanese Studies]]<br /> *[[Institute for Not-for-Profit Management]]<br /> *[[Institute for Religion, Culture, and Public Life]]<br /> *[[Institute for Research in African-American Studies]]<br /> *[[Institute for Social and Economic Research and Policy]]<br /> *[[Institute for Strings, Cosmology and Astroparticle Physics]], [[ISCAP]]<br /> *[[Institute for Tele-Information]], [[CITI]]<br /> *[[Institute for the Study of Europe]]<br /> *[[Institute of Comparative Medicine]]<br /> *[[Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers at Columbia]], [[IEEE]]<br /> *[[Institute of Human Nutrition]]<br /> *[[Institute of Industrial Engineers]]<br /> *[[Institute of Latin American Studies]]<br /> *[[Institute on Education and the Economy]]<br /> *[[Institutional Review Board]]<br /> *[[Instructor]]<br /> *[[Integrated Program in Cellular, Molecular, and Biophysical Studies]]<br /> *[[Integrated Systems Lab]], [[CISL]]<br /> *[[Intergreek Council]], [[IGC]]<br /> *[[Internal Audit]]<br /> *[[International Center for AIDS Care and Treatment Programs]], [[ICAP]]<br /> *[[International Center for Health Outcomes and Innovative Research]], [[InCHOIR]]<br /> *[[International Church at Columbia]], [[ICC]]<br /> *[[International Development and Globalization Program]]<br /> *[[International Research Institute for Climate and Society]], [[IRI]]<br /> *[[International Students and Scholars Office]]<br /> *[[InterVarsity Christian Fellowship]]<br /> *[[Iranian Students Association]]<br /> *[[Italian Academy for Advanced Studies in America]]<br /> *[[ITCluster]]<br /> *[[J. M. Huber Institute for Learning in Organizations]]<br /> *[[Japan Club]]<br /> *[[Japan Karate Association]]<br /> *[[Japanese Language Program]]<br /> *[[Japanese Literature Program]]<br /> *[[Japanese Pedagogy Program]]<br /> *[[Jerome A. Chazen Institute of International Business]]<br /> *[[Journal of Asian Law]]<br /> *[[Journal of Clinical Investigation]]<br /> *[[Journal of International Affairs]]<br /> *[[Journal of Transnational Law]], [[JTL]]<br /> *[[Judo]], [[Judo Club]]<br /> *[[Julius Silver Program in Law, Science and Technology]]<br /> *[[Junior Senior Advising Center]]<br /> *[[Kappa Alpha Psi]]<br /> *[[Kappa Phi Lambda]]<br /> *[[Kayak Club]]<br /> *[[Kendo Club]]<br /> *[[Kermit Project]]<br /> *[[Kernochan Center for Law, Media and the Arts]]<br /> *[[Kickboxing Club]]<br /> *[[Klingenstein Center for Independent School Education]]<br /> *[[Koleinu—Law Students for Israel]]<br /> *[[Korea Campus Crusade for Christ]]<br /> *[[Korean Christian Students Association]], [[KCSA]]<br /> *[[Korean Graduate Students Association]], [[KGSA]]<br /> *[[Korean Language Program]]<br /> *[[Korean Students Association]], [[KSA]]<br /> *[[Kung Fu]], [[Kung Fu Club]]<br /> *[[Laboratory of Populations]], with [[Rockefeller University]]<br /> *[[Lacrosse]], [[Lacrosse Club (Men&#039;s)]], [[Lacrosse Team (Women&#039;s)]]<br /> *[[Lambda Phi Epsilon]]<br /> *[[Lambda Pi Chi]]<br /> *[[Lambda Upsilon Lambda]]<br /> *[[Langmuir Center for Colloids and Interfaces]]<br /> *[[Latino Heritage Month]]<br /> *[[Latino/a Law Students Association]]<br /> *[[Law School Student Senate]]<br /> *[[Law School Women&#039;s Association]]<br /> *[[Lecturer]]<br /> *[[Legislative Drafting Research Fund]]<br /> *[[LeRoy Neiman Center for Print Studies]]<br /> *[[Liberal Studies Program]]<br /> *[[Lifelong Learners Program]]<br /> *[[Liga Filipina]]<br /> *[[Literature and Medicine]]<br /> *[[Louis V. Gerstner Jr. Clinical Research Center in Vision]]<br /> *[[Magnetic Resonance Research Laboratories]]<br /> *[[Mail]], [[mail services]]<br /> *[[Mailman Center for Public Health Preparedness]]<br /> *[[Management Division]]<br /> *[[Management Ph.D. Students]]<br /> *[[Marketing Division]]<br /> *[[Masters Swim Club]]<br /> *[[Materials Research Science and Engineering Center]], [[MSRC]]<br /> *[[Mathematics of Finance Program]]<br /> *[[Medicine Department]]<br /> *[[Medieval Guild]]<br /> *[[Microbiology Department]]<br /> *[[Minimal Access Surgery Center]], [[MASC]]<br /> *[[Mock Trial Team]]<br /> *[[Model Congress]]<br /> *[[Model European Union Club]], [[MEU]]<br /> *[[Morton A. Kreitchman Positron Emission Tomography Center]], [[PET]]<br /> *[[Motor Neuron Center]]<br /> *[[Multicultural Business Association]], [[MBA]]<br /> *[[MUSEO]]<br /> *[[Museum Anthropology Program]]<br /> *[[Museum Club]]<br /> *[[Musher Program in Social Work Practice]]<br /> *[[Music Performance Program]]<br /> *[[Nanoscale Science and Engineering Center]], [[NSEC]]<br /> *[[Naomi Berrie Diabetes Center]]<br /> *[[National Center for Children in Poverty]], [[NCCP]]<br /> *[[National Center for Disaster Preparedness]]<br /> *[[National Center for Postsecondary Research]]<br /> *[[National Center for the Study of Privatization in Education]], [[NCSPE]]<br /> *[[National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse at Columbia University]], [[CASA]]<br /> *[[National Society of Black Engineers at Columbia]], [[NSBE]]<br /> *[[Native America Heritage Month]], [[NAHM]]<br /> *[[Native American Council]]<br /> *[[Neonatology/Perinatology]]<br /> *[[Networking Research Center]], [[CNRC]]<br /> *[[Neurobiology and Behavior Program]]<br /> *[[Neurology Department]]<br /> *[[Neuroscience Society]]<br /> *[[Neurosurgery Department]]<br /> *[[New Media Society]] at [[Columbia Law School]]<br /> *[[New York Center for Human Sexuality]]<br /> *[[New York-Presbyterian Transplant Institute]]<br /> *[[News Office]]<br /> *[[NIEHS Center for Environmental Health]]<br /> *[[Obstetrics and Gynecology Department]]<br /> *[[Occupational Therapy Programs]]<br /> *[[Office of Disability Services]]<br /> *[[Office of Environmental Health and Radiation Safety]]<br /> *[[Office of Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action]]<br /> *[[Office of Global Programs]]<br /> *[[Office of Government and Community Affairs]]<br /> *[[Office of Postdoctoral Affairs]]<br /> *[[Office of Public Affairs]]<br /> *[[Office of the Controller and Treasurer]]<br /> *[[Office of the Executive Vice President for Finance]]<br /> *[[Office of the Executive Vice President for Government and Community Affairs]]<br /> *[[Office of the Executive Vice President for Health and Biomedical Sciences]]<br /> *[[Office of the Executive Vice President for Research]]<br /> *[[Office of the Executive Vice President of Government and Community Affairs]]<br /> *[[Office of the Scholars Program]]<br /> *[[Office of the Senior Executive Vice President]]<br /> *[[Office of the Treasurer and Controller]]<br /> *[[Office of the University Chaplain]]<br /> *[[Office of the Vice President for Arts and Sciences]]<br /> *[[Office of the Vice Provost for Diversity Initiatives]]<br /> *[[Office of the Vice Provost for International Relations]]<br /> *[[Ombuds Office]]<br /> *[[Opera Ensemble]]<br /> *[[Operations Research Program]]<br /> *[[Ophthalmology Department]]<br /> *[[Orchestra For Asian Music]], [[COAM]]<br /> *[[Orchestra]], [[CUO]]<br /> *[[Organization of Pakistani Students]], [[OPS]]<br /> *[[Organization of Rising Entrepreneurs]], [[CORE]]<br /> *[[Orthodox Christian Fellowship]]<br /> *[[Orthopaedic Surgery Department]]<br /> *[[Oscar Lee]]<br /> *[[Otolaryngology/Head and Neck Surgery Department]]<br /> *[[OutLaws]], [[Law School GLBT Group]]<br /> *[[Overseas Programs in China]]<br /> *[[Oversized Color Images Project]]<br /> *[[P and S Journal]]<br /> *[[Pancreas Center]]<br /> *[[Panhellenic Council]]<br /> *[[Pathology Department]]<br /> *[[Paul F. Lazarsfeld Center for the Social Sciences]]<br /> *[[Payroll]], [[Finance]]<br /> *[[Pediatric Cardiology]]<br /> *[[Pediatric Emergency Medicine]]<br /> *[[Pediatric Infectious Disease]]<br /> *[[Pediatric Molecular Genetics]]<br /> *[[Pediatric Nephrology]]<br /> *[[Pediatric Neurosurgery Center]]<br /> *[[Pediatric Oncology]]<br /> *[[Pediatric Pulmonary Hypertension Center]]<br /> *[[Pediatric Pulmonary Research]]<br /> *[[Pediatrics Department]]<br /> *[[Pharmacology Department]]<br /> *[[Phi Epsilon Pi]]<br /> *[[Phi Iota Alpha]]<br /> *[[Physical Education and Intercollegiate Athletics Department]]<br /> *[[Physiology and Cellular Biophysics Department]]<br /> *[[Pi Delta Psi]]<br /> *[[Plastic surgery]], [[Plastic Surgery Research Laboratory]]<br /> *[[Poker]], [[Poker Society]], [[CUPS]]<br /> *[[Poliak Center for the Study of First Amendment Issues]]<br /> *[[Policy Debate Union]]<br /> *[[Policy Library, Administrative]]<br /> *[[Positron Emission Tomography (PET) Center]]<br /> *[[Postbaccalaureate Premedical Association]], [[PMA)]]<br /> *[[Postbaccalaureate Program in Biotechnology]]<br /> *[[Postbaccalaureate Program in Business]]<br /> *[[Postbaccalaureate Program in Classics]]<br /> *[[Postbaccalaureate Program in Ecology, Evolution, and Environmental Biology]]<br /> *[[Postbaccalaureate Program in Psychology]]<br /> *[[Postbaccalaureate Program in Quantitative Studies for Finance]]<br /> *[[Postbaccalaureate Program in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages]], [[TESOL]]<br /> *[[Postbaccalaureate Studies]]<br /> *[[Postcrypt Student Art Gallery]]<br /> *[[Preceptor]]<br /> *[[Precis]]<br /> *[[Pre-med]], [[Pre-medical concentration]]<br /> *[[Pre-law]]<br /> *[[Primary Care Medical Services]], [[PCMS]]<br /> *[[Print Services]]<br /> *[[Procurement Services]]<br /> *[[Program in Applied Mathematics]]<br /> *[[Program in Economic Policy Management]], [[PEPM]]<br /> *[[Program in Hellenic Studies]]<br /> *[[Program in International Energy Management and Policy]]<br /> *[[Program in Narrative Medicine]]<br /> *[[Program in Physical Therapy]]<br /> *[[Project HEALTH]]<br /> *[[Psychiatry Department]]<br /> *[[Public Interest Law Foundation at Columbia]]<br /> *[[Purchasing and Pricing Agreements]]<br /> *[[Purchasing Department]]<br /> *[[Quantitative Methods in the Social Sciences Program]]<br /> *[[Queer Awareness Month]]<br /> *[[Queer Graduate Co-op]], [[Queergrads]]<br /> *[[Queer Studies Group]]<br /> *[[Queers of Color]]<br /> *[[Radiation Oncology Department]]<br /> *[[Radiology Department]]<br /> *[[Radon Project]] (statistics)<br /> *[[Rape Crisis/Anti-Violence Support Center]]<br /> *[[Reader]]<br /> *[[Real Estate]]<br /> *[[Rehabilitation Medicine Department]]<br /> *[[Reid Hall Programs]]<br /> *[[Renal Transplantation Center]]<br /> *[[Research Administration]], [[Research Administration System]], [[RASCAL]]<br /> *[[Research Center for Arts and Culture]]<br /> *[[Restricted Funds and Financial Compliance]]<br /> *[[Richard and Hinda Rosenthal Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine]]<br /> *[[Rightslink]]<br /> *[[Risk Management]]<br /> *[[Roadrunners Club]]<br /> *[[Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Health and Society Scholars Program]]<br /> *[[Romanian Club]]<br /> *[[Rotaract Club]]<br /> *[[Rowing]], [[Rowing Team (Men&#039;s Lightweight)]], [[Rowing Team (Men&#039;s Heavyweight)]], [[Rowing Team (Women&#039;s)]]<br /> *[[Rugby]], [[Rugby Club (Men&#039;s)]], [[Rugby Club (Women&#039;s)]]<br /> *[[Russia, Eurasia, and Eastern Europe Regional Studies Program]]<br /> *[[Russian International Association]]<br /> *[[Sabor]]<br /> *[[SAFER]], [[Students Active for Ending Rape]]<br /> *[[Sailing Team]]<br /> *[[Sanford C. Bernstein and Co Center for Leadership and Ethics]], [[Sanford C. Bernstein and Co. Center for Leadership and Ethics]]<br /> *[[Schneeweiss Adult Congenital Heart Center]]<br /> *[[Scholastic Press Association]], [[CSPA]]<br /> *[[School of Library Service Alumni]]<br /> *[[School of Social Work Student Caucuses]]<br /> *[[School of Social Work Student Union]]<br /> *[[School Search Service]]<br /> *[[Science Honors Program]]<br /> *[[Science, Technology, and Global Development Program]]<br /> *[[Scientists and Engineers for a Better Society]]<br /> *[[SEAS Graduate Student Council]]<br /> *[[Second-Majors Program]], [[SMP]]<br /> *[[Self-Defense]]<br /> *[[Semester or Academic Year Program in Beijing]]<br /> *[[Senate, University]]<br /> *[[Senior lecturer]]<br /> *[[Senior marshal]]<br /> *[[Sexual Violence Prevention and Response Program]], [[SVPRP]]<br /> *[[Sigma Iota Alpha]]<br /> *[[Sigma Lambda Upsilson]]<br /> *[[Sign Language Club]]<br /> *[[Silver, Julius, Program in Law, Science and Technology]]<br /> *[[Singapore Students Association]], [[SSA]]<br /> *[[SIPA News]]<br /> *[[SIPA Pan-African Network]], [[SPAN]]<br /> *[[SIPA Student Association]]<br /> *[[Sirens]]<br /> *[[Ski Racing Team]], [[Ski Team]]<br /> *[[Skin Diseases Research Center]]<br /> *[[Slavic Languages Department]]<br /> *[[Soccer Team (Men&#039;s)]]<br /> *[[Soccer Team (Women&#039;s)]]<br /> *[[Social Indicators Survey Center]]<br /> *[[Social Intervention Group (SIG)]]<br /> *[[Society for Immigrant and Refugee Rights]]<br /> *[[Society for International Undergraduates]]<br /> *[[Society for Law, Science and Technology]]<br /> *[[Society of Automotive Engineers]]<br /> *[[Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers]]<br /> *[[Society of Physics Students]], [[SPS]]<br /> *[[Sociomedical Sciences Department]]<br /> *[[Softball Team]]<br /> *[[Sounds of China]]<br /> *[[Southern Asian Institute]]<br /> *[[Specialized Centers of Clinically Oriented Research]], [[SCCOR]]<br /> *[[Sports camps]]<br /> *[[Squash Club]]<br /> *[[Stone Center]], [[Department of Urology]]<br /> *[[Student Administrative Services]]<br /> *[[Student Animal Legal Defense Fund]], [[SALDF]]<br /> *[[Student Government Office]]<br /> *[[Student Health Advisory Committee]]<br /> *[[Student Information Systems]], [[SIS]]<br /> *[[Student Legal Action Network]]<br /> *[[Student Organizations and Governance]]<br /> *[[Student Telephone and Communications Services]]<br /> *[[Students for Choice]]<br /> *[[Students for Sensible Drug Policy]], [[SSDP]]<br /> *[[Students United for America]]<br /> *[[Study Abroad Program in Shanghai]]<br /> *[[Summer Business Chinese and Internship Program in Shanghai]]<br /> *[[Summer High School Programs]]<br /> *[[Summer Language Program in Beijing]]<br /> *[[Summer Overseas Program in Italy]]<br /> *[[Summer Program in Arabic]]<br /> *[[Summer Program in Venice]]<br /> *[[Summer Programs]]<br /> *[[Summer Research Program for Science Teachers]]<br /> *[[Summer Term]]<br /> *[[Surgery Department]]<br /> *[[Sustainable Development Initiative]]<br /> *[[Swedish Program]]<br /> *[[Swimming and Diving Team (Men&#039;s)]]<br /> *[[Swimming and Diving Team (Women&#039;s)]]<br /> *[[Swing Phi Swing]]<br /> *[[Syncope Center]]<br /> *[[Taal]]<br /> *[[Table Tennis Club]]<br /> *[[Tae Kwon Do Club]]<br /> *[[Taiwanese American Students Association]], [[TASA]]<br /> *[[Taiwanese Student Association]], [[CTSA]]<br /> *[[Taub Institute for Research on Alzheimer&#039;s Disease and the Aging Brain]]<br /> *[[Teachers College Student Senate]]<br /> *[[Teachers College Record]]<br /> *[[Teaching Center, GSAS]]<br /> *[[TeenScreen Program]]<br /> *[[Telephone Services]]<br /> *[[Temple Hoyne Buell Center for the Study of American Architecture]]<br /> *[[Tenants&#039; Rights Project]], [[TRP]]<br /> *[[Tennis Team (Men&#039;s)]]<br /> *[[Tennis Team (Women&#039;s)]]<br /> *[[TESOL Certificate Program, Postbaccalaureate]]<br /> *[[Thai Students Association]], [[TSA]]<br /> *[[The Bottom Line]], [[Bottom Line]]<br /> *[[The Bronx Beat]], [[Bronx Beat]]<br /> *[[The Children&#039;s Digestive Health Center]]<br /> *[[The Collection]]<br /> *[[The Columbian]]<br /> *[[The Federalist Society]]<br /> *[[The Observer]]<br /> *[[The Vector]]<br /> *[[Theatre Arts Division]]<br /> *[[Theta Nu Xi]]<br /> *[[Thyroid Center, New York]]<br /> *[[TOEFL Preparation]]<br /> *[[Toward Reconciliation]]<br /> *[[Track and Field Team]]<br /> *[[Transplant Institute]]<br /> *[[Transportation Services]]<br /> *[[Travel Services]]<br /> *[[Treasury]]<br /> *[[Triathlon Club]]<br /> *[[Tropical Agriculture Program]]<br /> *[[Tuition and Fees, Guide to]]<br /> *[[Tumor Vaccines]]<br /> *[[Turkish Students Association]]<br /> *[[U.S. Military Veterans of Columbia University]], [[MilVets]]<br /> *[[Ukranian Students Society]]<br /> *[[Undergraduate Admissions]]<br /> *[[Undergraduate Housing Council]], [[UHC]]<br /> *[[Undergraduate Mathematics Society]]<br /> *[[UNICEF]]<br /> *[[United Students of Color Council]], [[USCC]]<br /> *[[University Archives and Columbiana Library]], [[UACL]]<br /> *[[University Bible Fellowship]]<br /> *[[Upstart]]<br /> *[[Urban Planning Program]]<br /> *[[Urology Department]]<br /> *[[Vietnamese Student Association]], [[VSA]]<br /> *[[Virtual Institute of Information]]<br /> *[[Vision and Graphics Center]]<br /> *[[Visiting faculty]]<br /> *[[Visual Arts Division]]<br /> *[[Visual Media Center]]<br /> *[[Volleyball]], [[Volleyball Club (Men&#039;s)]], [[Volleyball Team (Women&#039;s)]]<br /> *[[Wallach, Miriam and Ira D., Art Gallery]]<br /> *[[Waterpolo Club]]<br /> *[[Web Advisory Committee]]<br /> *[[Web Design Studio]], [[CUMC]]<br /> *[[Wind Ensemble]]<br /> *[[Women in Public and International Affairs]], [[WPIA]]<br /> *[[Women in Science at Columbia]]<br /> *[[Women&#039;s Business Society]], [[CWBS]]<br /> *[[Women&#039;s History Month]]<br /> *[[Women&#039;s International Business Council]]<br /> *[[Wrestling Team]]<br /> *[[Writing Center]]<br /> *[[Writing Division]]<br /> *[[Writing Program, Undergraduate]]<br /> *[[Yearbook]], [[The Columbian]]<br /> <br /> == More lists of articles to create ==<br /> * http://www.columbia.edu/research/research_institutes.html<br /> <br /> [[Category:WikiCU]]</div>

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<p>Foobar: /* List of articles to create */</p> <hr /> <div>The following is a suggested list of &#039;&#039;&#039;articles to create&#039;&#039;&#039;. Please remove articles that have already been created (i.e., the link appears blue). See also the &#039;&#039;&#039;[[list of clubs that need articles]]&#039;&#039;&#039; and the &#039;&#039;&#039;[[Special:Wantedpages|list of wanted pages, ranked by how much they&#039;re wanted]]&#039;&#039;&#039;.<br /> <br /> == List of articles to create ==<br /> <br /> *[[Acción Boricua]]<br /> *[[Accounting Division]]<br /> *[[Accounts Payable]]<br /> *[[Adaptive Sports Organization]], [[CASO]]<br /> *[[Adjunct]]<br /> *[[Administrative Policy Library]]<br /> *[[Adventist Christian Fellowship]], [[ACF]]<br /> *[[Advising Resources at Columbia]]<br /> *[[Advisory Committee on Socially Responsible Investing]]<br /> *[[Advocacy Coalition]]<br /> *[[African Law Students Association]]<br /> *[[African Students Association]]<br /> *[[Ahimsa]]<br /> *[[Alfred I. DuPont Center for Broadcast Journalism]]<br /> *[[Alice! Health Promotion Program]]<br /> *[[All-Digital Video Encoding Networking, and Transmission Project]]<br /> *[[Alpha Kappa Alpha]]<br /> *[[Amateur Radio Club]], [[CUARC]]<br /> *[[American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics at Columbia]], [[AIAA]]<br /> *[[American Institute of Chemical Engineers at Columbia]], [[AIChE]]<br /> *[[American Medical Student Association at Columbia]], [[AMSA]]<br /> *[[American Society of Civil Engineers at Columbia]], [[ASCE]]<br /> *[[American Society of Mechanical Engineers at Columbia]], [[ASME]]<br /> *[[Amiens Cathedral Project]]<br /> *[[Amnesty International at Columbia]]<br /> *[[Anatomy and Cell Biology Department]]<br /> *[[Anesthesiology Department]]<br /> *[[Anglers and Flyfishers]]<br /> *[[Anime Club]]<br /> *[[Apostolos Campus Ministry]]<br /> *[[Applied Linguistics Program]], [[Teachers College]]<br /> *[[Applied Physics and Applied Mathematics Department]]<br /> *[[Arab Students&#039; Organization]], [[Turath]]<br /> *[[Archery]], [[Archery Team (Women&#039;s)]]<br /> *[[Architecture Society]]<br /> *[[Armed and Unarmed Self-Defense]]<br /> *[[Armenian Center]]<br /> *[[Armenian Club]]<br /> *[[Arnold A. Saltzman Institute of War and Peace Studies]]<br /> *[[Arthur J. Samberg Institute for Teaching Excellence]]<br /> *[[Asha for Education]]<br /> *[[Asia-Pacific Development Society]], [[CUASIA]]<br /> *[[Asian American Society of Engineers at Columbia]], [[AASE]]<br /> *[[Asian Journal]]<br /> *[[Asian-Pacific Economic Cooperation Study Center]]<br /> *[[Asian/Pacific Awareness Month]], [[APAAM]]<br /> *[[Assistant professor]]<br /> *[[Associate professor]]<br /> *[[Association for Psychoanalytic Medicine]]<br /> *[[Association of Graduate Economics Students]], [[AGES]]<br /> *[[Association of Indonesian Students]]<br /> *[[Auditing Program]] at the [[School of Continuing Education]]<br /> *[[Audubon Business and Technology Center]]<br /> *[[Bach Society]]<br /> *[[Badminton Club]]<br /> *[[Baha&#039;i Club]]<br /> *[[Ballroom and Latin Dance Team]]<br /> *[[Baptist Campus Ministry]]<br /> *[[Barnard Bulletin]]<br /> *[[Barnard Columbia Undergraduate Public Health Society]], [[BCUPHS]]<br /> *[[Barnard-Columbia Earth Coalition]]<br /> *[[Bartending Agency and School of Mixology]]<br /> *[[Baseball]], [[Baseball Team]]<br /> *[[Basketball]], [[Basketball Team (Men&#039;s)]], [[Basketball Team (Women&#039;s)]]<br /> *[[Benefits Office]]<br /> *[[Bhakti Club]]<br /> *[[Big Blue Book]]<br /> *[[Biochemistry and Molecular Biophysics Department]]<br /> *[[Biological Society]], [[CBS]]<br /> *[[Biomedical Engineering Department]]<br /> *[[Biomedical Engineering Imaging Research Center]]<br /> *[[Biomedical Engineering Society]]<br /> *[[Biomedical Informatics Department]]<br /> *[[Biostatistics Department]]<br /> *[[Biotech Association]]<br /> *[[Biotechnology Program]]<br /> *[[Black Heritage Month]]<br /> *[[Black Law Students Association]], [[BLSA]]<br /> *[[Black Rock Forest]]<br /> *[[Black Theatre Ensemble]]<br /> *[[Blue Key Society]]<br /> *[[Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Club]]<br /> *[[Brazilian Society]]<br /> *[[British Studies]]<br /> *[[Buddhism for Global Peace at Columbia]]<br /> *[[Buddhist Meditation Group]]<br /> *[[Building Technologies]]<br /> *[[Bulletins]]<br /> *[[Butler Marxist]]<br /> *[[Business School Information Technology Group]], [[ITG]]<br /> *[[CAHO]], [[Columbia American History Online]]<br /> *[[Campus Crusade for Christ]]<br /> *[[Campus Mail]]<br /> *[[Capital Project Management]]<br /> *[[Cardiovascular Research Initiative]], [[CVRI]]<br /> *[[Caribbean Students Association]]<br /> *[[Catering]]<br /> *[[Catholic Athletes]]<br /> *[[Catholic Campus Ministry]]<br /> *[[CEASA]]<br /> *[[Center for Advanced Information Management]]<br /> *[[Center for Advanced Laboratory Medicine]]<br /> *[[Center for Ancient Mediterranean]]<br /> *[[Center for Applied Probability]], [[CAP]]<br /> *[[Center for Applied Public Health]]<br /> *[[Center for Archaelogy]]<br /> *[[Center for Archaeology]]<br /> *[[Center for Bioethics]]<br /> *[[Center for Biomedical Communications]]<br /> *[[Center for Brazilian Studies]]<br /> *[[Center for Children&#039;s Environmental Health]]<br /> *[[Center for Chinese Legal Studies]]<br /> *[[Center for Computational Biology and Bioinformatics]]<br /> *[[Center for Computational Learning Systems]]<br /> *[[Center for Contemporary Black History]]<br /> *[[Center for Continuing Education in Health Sciences]]<br /> *[[Center for Decision Sciences]]<br /> *[[Center for Digital Research and Scholarship]], [[CDRS]]<br /> *[[Center for Electron Transport in Molecular Nanostructures]], [[NSEC]]<br /> *[[Center for Energy, Marine Transportation and Public Policy]]<br /> *[[Center for Environmental Research and Conservation]], [[CERC]]<br /> *[[Center for Ethnomusicology]]<br /> *[[Center for European Legal Studies]]<br /> *[[Center for Excellence in Accounting and Security Analysis]], [[CEASA]]<br /> *[[Center for Excellence in Genomic Science]]<br /> *[[Center for Family Demography and Public Policy]]<br /> *[[Center for Family Medicine]]<br /> *[[Center for French and Francophone Studies]]<br /> *[[Center for Global Health and Economic Development]]<br /> *[[Center for Hazards and Risk Research]]<br /> *[[Center for Historical Social Science]]<br /> *[[Center for Holistic Urology]]<br /> *[[Center for Homelessness Prevention Studies]]<br /> *[[Center for Immunology]]<br /> *[[Center for Infectious Disease Epidemiologic Research]]<br /> *[[Center for Interdisciplinary Research on Antimicrobial Resistance]], [[CIRAR]]<br /> *[[Center for International Business Education and Research]]<br /> *[[Center for International Conflict Resolution]]<br /> *[[Center for International Earth Science Information Network]], [[CIESIN]]<br /> *[[Center for International History]]<br /> *[[Center for Intervention and Prevention Research on HIV and Drug Abuse]], [[CIPRHDA]]<br /> *[[Center for Iranian Studies]]<br /> *[[Center for Japanese Legal Studies]]<br /> *[[Center for Korean Legal Studies]]<br /> *[[Center for Korean Research]]<br /> *[[Center for Law and Economic Studies]]<br /> *[[Center for Law and Philosophy]]<br /> *[[Center for Liver Disease and Transplantation]]<br /> *[[Center for Menopause, Hormonal Disorders, and Women&#039;s Health]]<br /> *[[Center for Molecular Cardiology]]<br /> *[[Center for Molecular Recognition]]<br /> *[[Center for Molecular Therapeutics]]<br /> *[[Center for National Health Development in Ethiopia]]<br /> *[[Center for Neuroscience Initiatives]], [[CNI]]<br /> *[[Center for Nonlinear Earth Systems]]<br /> *[[Center for Obesity Surgery]] at [[New York-Presbyterian Hospital]]<br /> *[[Center for Orthopaedic Research]]<br /> *[[Center for Parkinson&#039;s Disease and Other Movement Disorders]]<br /> *[[Center for Psychoanalytic Training and Research]]<br /> *[[Center for Public Interest Law]]<br /> *[[Center for Radiological Research]]<br /> *[[Center for Research on Environmental Decisions]], [[CRED]]<br /> *[[Center for Research on Information Access]], [[CRIA]]<br /> *[[Center for Resilient Networks]]<br /> *[[Center for Social Policy and Practice in the Workplace]]<br /> *[[Center for Sustainable Urban Development]]<br /> *[[Center for Telecommunications Research]]<br /> *[[Center for the Ancient Mediterranean]]<br /> *[[Center for the Decision Sciences]]<br /> *[[Center for the Study of Democracy, Toleration and Religion]]<br /> *[[Center for the Study of Law and Culture]]<br /> *[[Center for the Study of Social Work Practice]]<br /> *[[Center for the Study of Society and Medicine]]<br /> *[[Center for the Study of Wealth and Inequality]], [[CWI]]<br /> *[[Center for U.S.-China Arts Exchange]]<br /> *[[Center for Urban Research and Policy]]<br /> *[[Center for Violence Research and Prevention]]<br /> *[[Center for Women&#039;s Health]]<br /> *[[Center for Women&#039;s Reproductive Care]], [[CWRC]]<br /> *[[Center on Capitalism and Society]]<br /> *[[Center on Globalization and Sustainable Development]], [[CGHED]]<br /> *[[Center on Japanese Economy and Business]]<br /> *[[Center on Medicine as a Profession]], [[CMAP]]<br /> *[[Center on Organizational Innovation]], [[COI]]<br /> *[[Centers on Aging]] of [[New York-Presbyterian Hospital]]<br /> *[[Cerebrovascular Center of the Neurological Institute]]<br /> *[[Chandler Society for Undergraduate Chemistry]]<br /> *[[Charles Drew Premedical Society]]<br /> *[[Charles H. Revson Fellows Program on the Future of the City of New York]]<br /> *[[Cheerleading]]<br /> *[[Chess Club]]<br /> *[[Child Rights Working Group]]<br /> *[[Childcare Centers]]<br /> *[[China Business Association]], [[CCBA]]<br /> *[[Chinese Bible Study Group]]<br /> *[[Chinese Christian Fellowship]], [[CCF]]<br /> *[[Chinese Language Program]]<br /> *[[Chinese Students Club]], [[CSC]]<br /> *[[CIAO]], [[Columbia International Affairs Online]]<br /> *[[Cigar Society]]<br /> *[[Civil Engineering and Engineering Mechanics Department]]<br /> *[[Clearinghouse on International Developments in Child, Youth and Family Policies]]<br /> *[[CLIO]], [[Columbia Libraries Information Online]]<br /> *[[Club Bangla]]<br /> *[[Colleges Against Cancer]]<br /> *[[Columbia American History Online]], [[CAHO]]<br /> *[[Columbia Atheists and Agnostics]]<br /> *[[Columbia Catholic Undergraduates]]<br /> *[[Columbia Center for Economy, Environment and Society]]<br /> *[[Columbia Center for Integrated Science and Engineering]], [[ISE]]<br /> *[[Columbia Center for the Active Life of Minority Elders]], [[CALME]]<br /> *[[Columbia Classical Performers]], [[CCP]]<br /> *[[Columbia College and SEAS Parent and Family Connection]]<br /> *[[Columbia College Young Alumni]], [[CCYA]]<br /> *[[Columbia Community Service]], [[CCS]]<br /> *[[Columbia Encyclopedia]], [[The Columbia Encyclopedia]]<br /> *[[Columbia Global Justice]]<br /> *[[Columbia Ideas at Work]]<br /> *[[Columbia Innovation Enterprise]]<br /> *[[Columbia Interactive]]<br /> *[[Columbia Journal of American Studies]], [[CJAS]]<br /> *[[Columbia Journal of Environmental Law]]<br /> *[[Columbia Journal of European Law]]<br /> *[[Columbia Journal of Law and Social Problems]]<br /> *[[Columbia Journal of Transnational Law]], [[JTL]]<br /> *[[Columbia Journalism Review]], [[CJR]]<br /> *[[Columbia Law School Report]]<br /> *[[Columbia Music Presents]]<br /> *[[Columbia Neuroscience Society]] (undergraduate)<br /> *[[Columbia Neuroscience]]<br /> *[[Columbia New Music]]<br /> *[[Columbia New Poetry]]<br /> *[[Columbia News Service]]<br /> *[[Columbia News]]<br /> *[[Columbia Orchestra For Asian Music]], [[COAM]]<br /> *[[Columbia Program on International Investment]], [[CPII]]<br /> *[[Columbia Scholastic Press Association]], [[CSPA]]<br /> *[[Columbia Science Review]]<br /> *[[Columbia Standard]]<br /> *[[Columbia Strategic Simulation Society]], [[CSSS]]<br /> *[[Columbia Students for Animal Protection]]<br /> *[[Columbia Undergraduate Philosophy Review]]<br /> *[[Columbia University Amateur Radio Club]], [[CUARC]]<br /> *[[Columbia University Biomedical and Health Information Services]], [[CUbhis]]<br /> *[[Columbia University National Undergraduate Film Festival]], [[CUNUFF]]<br /> *[[Columbia University Partnership for International Development]], [[CUPID]]<br /> *[[Columbia Vision and Graphics Center]]<br /> *[[Columbia/UNESCO Joint Program on Biosphere and Society]]<br /> *[[Columbiana Library]]<br /> *[[Combined Plan Program in Engineering]] (3-2)<br /> *[[Commission on Elections, Nominations and Appointments]], [[CENA]]<br /> *[[Committee on Student Life (1968)]]<br /> *[[Communiqué]]<br /> *[[Community College Research Center]]<br /> *[[Comparative Ethnic Studies Program]]<br /> *[[Compass Christian Koinonia]], [[CCK]]<br /> *[[Compliance Hotline]]<br /> *[[Comprehensive Breast Center]]<br /> *[[Comprehensive Epilepsy Center]], [[CCEC]]<br /> *[[Comprehensive Sickle Cell Center]]<br /> *[[Computational Biology and Bioinformatics Doctoral Program]]<br /> *[[Computational Optimization Research Center]], [[CORC]]<br /> *[[Computer Music Center]]<br /> *[[Computing Support Center]]<br /> *[[Controller&#039;s Office]]<br /> *[[Conversio Virium Discussion Organization]], [[BDSM]]<br /> *[[Coordinated Doctoral Programs in Biomedical Sciences]]<br /> *[[CoreFoods]]<br /> *[[Council for European Studies]]<br /> *[[Creative Writing]]<br /> *[[Cricket Club]]<br /> *[[Cross Country Team]]<br /> *[[Cross National Studies Research Program]]<br /> *[[CU Step]]<br /> *[[CUbhis]], [[Columbia University Biomedical and Health Information Services]]<br /> *[[Current Musicology]], [[CM]]<br /> *[[CUsmile]]<br /> *[[Cycling Team]]<br /> *[[Cystic Fibrosis Referral Center for Susceptibility and Synergy Studies]]<br /> *[[Dance]], [[Dance Department]]<br /> *[[Dance Team]]<br /> *[[Delta Sigma Theta]]<br /> *[[Deming Center for Quality, Productivity, and Competitiveness]]<br /> *[[Department of Genetics and Development]]<br /> *[[Dermatology Department]]<br /> *[[Digital Image Access Project]], [[DIAP]]<br /> *[[Digital Library Collections]]<br /> *[[Digital Media Center]]<br /> *[[Disciplinary Procedure for Sexual Misconduct]], [[DPSM]]<br /> *[[Dissertation Office]]<br /> *[[Diving Team]]<br /> *[[Division of Cardiology]]<br /> *[[Division of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry]]<br /> *[[Division of Circulatory Physiology]]<br /> *[[Division of Clinical Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics]]<br /> *[[Division of Decision, Risk and Operations]]<br /> *[[Division of Digestive and Liver Diseases]]<br /> *[[Division of Endocrinology]], not to be mistaken with the [[Division of Endoctrinology]]<br /> *[[Division of General Medicine]]<br /> *[[Division of Hematology]]<br /> *[[Division of Infectious Diseases]]<br /> *[[Division of Molecular Medicine]]<br /> *[[Division of Nephrology]]<br /> *[[Division of Oncology]]<br /> *[[Division of Plastic Surgery]]<br /> *[[Division of Preventive Medicine and Nutrition]]<br /> *[[Division of Pulmonary, Allergy, and Critical Care Medicine]]<br /> *[[Division of Rheumatology]]<br /> *[[Division of Special Programs]]<br /> *[[Division of Surgical Science]]<br /> *[[Division of Vascular Surgery]]<br /> *[[Doctor of Philosophy in Communications]]<br /> *[[Dual Degree Student Association]], [[DDSA]]<br /> *[[Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy Project at Columbia University]]<br /> *[[Earl Hall Center]]<br /> *[[Earth and Environmental Engineering Department]]<br /> *[[Earth and Environmental Science Journalism Program]]<br /> *[[Earth Engineering Center]]<br /> *[[Earthscape]]<br /> *[[EarthView Explorer]]<br /> *[[East Asia Regional Studies Program]]<br /> *[[East Central European Center]]<br /> *[[Edward S. Harkness Eye Institute]]<br /> *[[Effort Reporting]]<br /> *[[Eleanor and Lou Gehrig Center of MDA/ALS]], [[Eleanor and Lou Gehrig MDA/ALS Research Center]]<br /> *[[Electronic classrooms]]<br /> *[[Electronic Data Service]], [[EDS]]<br /> *[[Electronic Text Service]], [[ETS]]<br /> *[[Emergency Call Boxes]]<br /> *[[Emergency Medical Service]], [[EMS]]<br /> *[[Emergency Medicine Center Of Excellence]], [[CUMC]]<br /> *[[Emeritus Professors in Columbia]], [[EPIC]]<br /> *[[Empire State Building Archive]], [[Lewis Hine]]<br /> *[[Engineering Graduate Student Council]], [[SEAS]]<br /> *[[Engineering Management Systems Program]]<br /> *[[Engineering News]]<br /> *[[Engineering Week]]<br /> *[[Environmental Health Sciences Department]]<br /> *[[Environmental Law Society]]<br /> *[[Environmental Molecular Science Institute]], [[EMSI]]<br /> *[[Environmental Science and Policy MPA Program]]<br /> *[[Epidemiology Department]]<br /> *[[Equestrian Team]]<br /> *[[Eugene M. Lang Center for Entrepreneurship]]<br /> *[[Executive Committee of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences]]<br /> *[[Expanding East Asian Studies]], [[ExEAS]]<br /> *[[FACETS]], [[Facts About Columbia Essential To Students]]<br /> *[[Faculty Handbook]]<br /> *[[Falun Dafa]]<br /> *[[Family Demography and Public Policy]]<br /> *[[Fecal Incontinence Center]]<br /> *[[Fencing Team]]<br /> *[[Field Hockey Team]]<br /> *[[Figure Skating Club]]<br /> *[[Film Division]]<br /> *[[Film Productions]], [[CUFP]]<br /> *[[Film studies]]<br /> *[[Finance and Economics Division]]<br /> *[[Finance Gateway]]<br /> *[[Finance HR Training]]<br /> *[[Finance Technology]]<br /> *[[Financial Engineering Program]]<br /> *[[Financial Markets Laboratory]]<br /> *[[Foreign languages]]<br /> *[[Forum for Society, Science and Religion]], [[CFSSR]]<br /> *[[French Cultural Studies]] at [[Reid Hall]], [[Paris]]<br /> *[[French Culture Club]]<br /> *[[Full professor]]<br /> *[[Functional MRI Research Center]]<br /> *[[Future Anterior]]<br /> *[[G.E.D./Reality House Program]]<br /> *[[Games Club]]<br /> *[[Gastroenterology]]<br /> *[[Gay, Bisexual and Lesbian Employees and Supporters]], [[GABLES]]<br /> *[[Genome Center]]<br /> *[[Geographic Information Systems]]<br /> *[[George T. Delacorte Center for Magazine Journalism]]<br /> *[[Germanic Languages Department]]<br /> *[[Gertrude H. Sergievsky Center]]<br /> *[[Global Medicine Group]]<br /> *[[Golden Key International Honor Society at Columbia]]<br /> *[[Golf]], [[Golf Team (Men&#039;s)]], [[Golf Team (Women&#039;s)]]<br /> *[[Gospel Choir]]<br /> *[[Graduate Arts Council]]<br /> *[[Graduate Business Association]]<br /> *[[Graduate housing]]<br /> *[[Graduate School of Arts and Sciences Biomedical Graduate Programs]]<br /> *[[Graduate School Preparation]]<br /> *[[Graduate Student Advisory Council]], [[GSAC]]<br /> *[[Graduate Student Organization]], [[College of Physicians and Surgeons]]<br /> *[[Grupo Quisqueyano]], [[GQ]]<br /> *[[Haitian Students Association]]<br /> *[[Harkness, Edward S., Eye Institute]]<br /> *[[Harlem Health Promotion Center]]<br /> *[[Harlem Hospital Center Internal Medicine Residency Program]], [[Harlem Hospital Center Residency Program in Internal Medicine]]<br /> *[[Hatch MR Research Center]]<br /> *[[Health and Society Scholars Program]]<br /> *[[Health Policy and Management Department]]<br /> *[[Health Sciences]], [[CUMC]]<br /> *[[Heart Failure Center]], [[Surgery Department]] - most depressingly-named center at Columbia<br /> *[[Heilbrunn Department of Population and Family Health]]<br /> *[[Hellenic Association]], [[CUHA]]<br /> *[[Help Desk]]<br /> *[[Herbert and Florence Irving Center for Clinical Research]]<br /> *[[Herbert H. Lehman Center for American History]]<br /> *[[Herbert Irving Comprehensive Cancer Center]]<br /> *[[Hermes]]<br /> *[[High School Program in Barcelona]], [[Barcelona]]<br /> *[[High School Programs]]<br /> *[[Higher Education Opportunity Program]], [[HEOP]], [[National Opportunity Program]], [[NOP]]<br /> *[[Hiking Club]]<br /> *[[Hillel at Columbia/Barnard]], [[Hillel]]<br /> *[[HIV Center for Clinical and Behavioral Studies]]<br /> *[[Hong Kong Students and Scholars Society]]<br /> *[[Hotline]]<br /> *[[Hudson River Research]]<br /> *[[Human Resources]]<br /> *[[Human Rights Institute]]<br /> *[[Huntington&#039;s Disease Center]]<br /> *[[Iberia]]<br /> *[[Ice hockey]], [[Ice Hockey Club (Women&#039;s)]], [[Ice Hockey Team (Men&#039;s)]]<br /> *[[Iggrot ha&#039;Ari]], [[The Lion&#039;s Letters]]<br /> *[[In Vivo]]<br /> *[[Indian Progressive Study Group]], [[IPSG]]<br /> *[[Industry/University Cooperative Research Center for Advanced Studies in Novel Surfactants]], [[IUCS]]<br /> *[[Information Technology Programs]], [[School of Continuing Education]]<br /> *[[Institute for Cancer Genetics]]<br /> *[[Institute for Child and Family Policy]]<br /> *[[Institute for Global History]]<br /> *[[Institute for Israel and Jewish Studies]]<br /> *[[Institute for Learning Technologies]]<br /> *[[Institute for Medieval Japanese Studies]]<br /> *[[Institute for Not-for-Profit Management]]<br /> *[[Institute for Religion, Culture, and Public Life]]<br /> *[[Institute for Research in African-American Studies]]<br /> *[[Institute for Social and Economic Research and Policy]]<br /> *[[Institute for Strings, Cosmology and Astroparticle Physics]], [[ISCAP]]<br /> *[[Institute for Tele-Information]], [[CITI]]<br /> *[[Institute for the Study of Europe]]<br /> *[[Institute of Comparative Medicine]]<br /> *[[Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers at Columbia]], [[IEEE]]<br /> *[[Institute of Human Nutrition]]<br /> *[[Institute of Industrial Engineers]]<br /> *[[Institute of Latin American Studies]]<br /> *[[Institute on Education and the Economy]]<br /> *[[Institutional Review Board]]<br /> *[[Instructor]]<br /> *[[Integrated Program in Cellular, Molecular, and Biophysical Studies]]<br /> *[[Integrated Systems Lab]], [[CISL]]<br /> *[[Intergreek Council]], [[IGC]]<br /> *[[Internal Audit]]<br /> *[[International Center for AIDS Care and Treatment Programs]], [[ICAP]]<br /> *[[International Center for Health Outcomes and Innovative Research]], [[InCHOIR]]<br /> *[[International Church at Columbia]], [[ICC]]<br /> *[[International Development and Globalization Program]]<br /> *[[International Research Institute for Climate and Society]], [[IRI]]<br /> *[[International Students and Scholars Office]]<br /> *[[InterVarsity Christian Fellowship]]<br /> *[[Iranian Students Association]]<br /> *[[Italian Academy for Advanced Studies in America]]<br /> *[[ITCluster]]<br /> *[[J. M. Huber Institute for Learning in Organizations]]<br /> *[[Japan Club]]<br /> *[[Japan Karate Association]]<br /> *[[Japanese Language Program]]<br /> *[[Japanese Literature Program]]<br /> *[[Japanese Pedagogy Program]]<br /> *[[Jerome A. Chazen Institute of International Business]]<br /> *[[Journal of Asian Law]]<br /> *[[Journal of Clinical Investigation]]<br /> *[[Journal of International Affairs]]<br /> *[[Journal of Transnational Law]], [[JTL]]<br /> *[[Judo]], [[Judo Club]]<br /> *[[Julius Silver Program in Law, Science and Technology]]<br /> *[[Junior Senior Advising Center]]<br /> *[[Kappa Alpha Psi]]<br /> *[[Kappa Phi Lambda]]<br /> *[[Kayak Club]]<br /> *[[Kendo Club]]<br /> *[[Kermit Project]]<br /> *[[Kernochan Center for Law, Media and the Arts]]<br /> *[[Kickboxing Club]]<br /> *[[Klingenstein Center for Independent School Education]]<br /> *[[Koleinu—Law Students for Israel]]<br /> *[[Korea Campus Crusade for Christ]]<br /> *[[Korean Christian Students Association]], [[KCSA]]<br /> *[[Korean Graduate Students Association]], [[KGSA]]<br /> *[[Korean Language Program]]<br /> *[[Korean Students Association]], [[KSA]]<br /> *[[Kung Fu]], [[Kung Fu Club]]<br /> *[[Laboratory of Populations]], with [[Rockefeller University]]<br /> *[[Lacrosse]], [[Lacrosse Club (Men&#039;s)]], [[Lacrosse Team (Women&#039;s)]]<br /> *[[Lambda Phi Epsilon]]<br /> *[[Lambda Pi Chi]]<br /> *[[Lambda Upsilon Lambda]]<br /> *[[Langmuir Center for Colloids and Interfaces]]<br /> *[[Latino Heritage Month]]<br /> *[[Latino/a Law Students Association]]<br /> *[[Law School Student Senate]]<br /> *[[Law School Women&#039;s Association]]<br /> *[[Lecturer]]<br /> *[[Legislative Drafting Research Fund]]<br /> *[[LeRoy Neiman Center for Print Studies]]<br /> *[[Liberal Studies Program]]<br /> *[[Lifelong Learners Program]]<br /> *[[Liga Filipina]]<br /> *[[Literature and Medicine]]<br /> *[[Louis V. Gerstner Jr. Clinical Research Center in Vision]]<br /> *[[Magnetic Resonance Research Laboratories]]<br /> *[[Mail]], [[mail services]]<br /> *[[Mailman Center for Public Health Preparedness]]<br /> *[[Management Division]]<br /> *[[Management Ph.D. Students]]<br /> *[[Marketing Division]]<br /> *[[Masters Swim Club]]<br /> *[[Materials Research Science and Engineering Center]], [[MSRC]]<br /> *[[Mathematics of Finance Program]]<br /> *[[Medicine Department]]<br /> *[[Medieval Guild]]<br /> *[[Microbiology Department]]<br /> *[[Minimal Access Surgery Center]], [[MASC]]<br /> *[[Mock Trial Team]]<br /> *[[Model Congress]]<br /> *[[Model European Union Club]], [[MEU]]<br /> *[[Morton A. Kreitchman Positron Emission Tomography Center]], [[PET]]<br /> *[[Motor Neuron Center]]<br /> *[[Multicultural Business Association]], [[MBA]]<br /> *[[MUSEO]]<br /> *[[Museum Anthropology Program]]<br /> *[[Museum Club]]<br /> *[[Musher Program in Social Work Practice]]<br /> *[[Music Performance Program]]<br /> *[[Nanoscale Science and Engineering Center]], [[NSEC]]<br /> *[[Naomi Berrie Diabetes Center]]<br /> *[[National Center for Children in Poverty]], [[NCCP]]<br /> *[[National Center for Disaster Preparedness]]<br /> *[[National Center for Postsecondary Research]]<br /> *[[National Center for the Study of Privatization in Education]], [[NCSPE]]<br /> *[[National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse at Columbia University]], [[CASA]]<br /> *[[National Society of Black Engineers at Columbia]], [[NSBE]]<br /> *[[Native America Heritage Month]], [[NAHM]]<br /> *[[Native American Council]]<br /> *[[Neonatology/Perinatology]]<br /> *[[Networking Research Center]], [[CNRC]]<br /> *[[Neurobiology and Behavior Program]]<br /> *[[Neurology Department]]<br /> *[[Neuroscience Society]]<br /> *[[Neurosurgery Department]]<br /> *[[New Media Society]] at [[Columbia Law School]]<br /> *[[New York Center for Human Sexuality]]<br /> *[[New York-Presbyterian Transplant Institute]]<br /> *[[News Office]]<br /> *[[NIEHS Center for Environmental Health]]<br /> *[[Obstetrics and Gynecology Department]]<br /> *[[Occupational Therapy Programs]]<br /> *[[Office of Disability Services]]<br /> *[[Office of Environmental Health and Radiation Safety]]<br /> *[[Office of Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action]]<br /> *[[Office of Global Programs]]<br /> *[[Office of Government and Community Affairs]]<br /> *[[Office of Postdoctoral Affairs]]<br /> *[[Office of Public Affairs]]<br /> *[[Office of the Controller and Treasurer]]<br /> *[[Office of the Executive Vice President for Finance]]<br /> *[[Office of the Executive Vice President for Government and Community Affairs]]<br /> *[[Office of the Executive Vice President for Health and Biomedical Sciences]]<br /> *[[Office of the Executive Vice President for Research]]<br /> *[[Office of the Executive Vice President of Government and Community Affairs]]<br /> *[[Office of the Scholars Program]]<br /> *[[Office of the Senior Executive Vice President]]<br /> *[[Office of the Treasurer and Controller]]<br /> *[[Office of the University Chaplain]]<br /> *[[Office of the Vice President for Arts and Sciences]]<br /> *[[Office of the Vice Provost for Diversity Initiatives]]<br /> *[[Office of the Vice Provost for International Relations]]<br /> *[[Ombuds Office]]<br /> *[[Opera Ensemble]]<br /> *[[Operations Research Program]]<br /> *[[Ophthalmology Department]]<br /> *[[Orchestra For Asian Music]], [[COAM]]<br /> *[[Orchestra]], [[CUO]]<br /> *[[Organization of Pakistani Students]], [[OPS]]<br /> *[[Organization of Rising Entrepreneurs]], [[CORE]]<br /> *[[Orthodox Christian Fellowship]]<br /> *[[Orthopaedic Surgery Department]]<br /> *[[Oscar Lee]]<br /> *[[Otolaryngology/Head and Neck Surgery Department]]<br /> *[[OutLaws]], [[Law School GLBT Group]]<br /> *[[Overseas Programs in China]]<br /> *[[Oversized Color Images Project]]<br /> *[[P and S Journal]]<br /> *[[Pancreas Center]]<br /> *[[Panhellenic Council]]<br /> *[[Pathology Department]]<br /> *[[Paul F. Lazarsfeld Center for the Social Sciences]]<br /> *[[Payroll]], [[Finance]]<br /> *[[Pediatric Cardiology]]<br /> *[[Pediatric Emergency Medicine]]<br /> *[[Pediatric Infectious Disease]]<br /> *[[Pediatric Molecular Genetics]]<br /> *[[Pediatric Nephrology]]<br /> *[[Pediatric Neurosurgery Center]]<br /> *[[Pediatric Oncology]]<br /> *[[Pediatric Pulmonary Hypertension Center]]<br /> *[[Pediatric Pulmonary Research]]<br /> *[[Pediatrics Department]]<br /> *[[Pharmacology Department]]<br /> *[[Phi Epsilon Pi]]<br /> *[[Phi Iota Alpha]]<br /> *[[Physical Education and Intercollegiate Athletics Department]]<br /> *[[Physiology and Cellular Biophysics Department]]<br /> *[[Pi Delta Psi]]<br /> *[[Plastic surgery]], [[Plastic Surgery Research Laboratory]]<br /> *[[Poker]], [[Poker Society]], [[CUPS]]<br /> *[[Poliak Center for the Study of First Amendment Issues]]<br /> *[[Policy Debate Union]]<br /> *[[Policy Library, Administrative]]<br /> *[[Positron Emission Tomography (PET) Center]]<br /> *[[Postbaccalaureate Premedical Association]], [[PMA)]]<br /> *[[Postbaccalaureate Program in Biotechnology]]<br /> *[[Postbaccalaureate Program in Business]]<br /> *[[Postbaccalaureate Program in Classics]]<br /> *[[Postbaccalaureate Program in Ecology, Evolution, and Environmental Biology]]<br /> *[[Postbaccalaureate Program in Psychology]]<br /> *[[Postbaccalaureate Program in Quantitative Studies for Finance]]<br /> *[[Postbaccalaureate Program in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages]], [[TESOL]]<br /> *[[Postbaccalaureate Studies]]<br /> *[[Postcrypt Student Art Gallery]]<br /> *[[Preceptor]]<br /> *[[Precis]]<br /> *[[Pre-med]], [[Pre-medical concentration]]<br /> *[[Pre-law]]<br /> *[[Primary Care Medical Services]], [[PCMS]]<br /> *[[Print Services]]<br /> *[[Procurement Services]]<br /> *[[Program in Applied Mathematics]]<br /> *[[Program in Economic Policy Management]], [[PEPM]]<br /> *[[Program in Hellenic Studies]]<br /> *[[Program in International Energy Management and Policy]]<br /> *[[Program in Narrative Medicine]]<br /> *[[Program in Physical Therapy]]<br /> *[[Project HEALTH]]<br /> *[[Psychiatry Department]]<br /> *[[Public Interest Law Foundation at Columbia]]<br /> *[[Purchasing and Pricing Agreements]]<br /> *[[Purchasing Department]]<br /> *[[Quantitative Methods in the Social Sciences Program]]<br /> *[[Queer Awareness Month]]<br /> *[[Queer Graduate Co-op]], [[Queergrads]]<br /> *[[Queer Studies Group]]<br /> *[[Queers of Color]]<br /> *[[Radiation Oncology Department]]<br /> *[[Radiology Department]]<br /> *[[Radon Project]] (statistics)<br /> *[[Rape Crisis/Anti-Violence Support Center]]<br /> *[[Reader]]<br /> *[[Real Estate]]<br /> *[[Rehabilitation Medicine Department]]<br /> *[[Reid Hall Programs]]<br /> *[[Renal Transplantation Center]]<br /> *[[Research Administration]], [[Research Administration System]], [[RASCAL]]<br /> *[[Research Center for Arts and Culture]]<br /> *[[Restricted Funds and Financial Compliance]]<br /> *[[Richard and Hinda Rosenthal Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine]]<br /> *[[Rightslink]]<br /> *[[Risk Management]]<br /> *[[Roadrunners Club]]<br /> *[[Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Health and Society Scholars Program]]<br /> *[[Romanian Club]]<br /> *[[Rotaract Club]]<br /> *[[Rowing]], [[Rowing Team (Men&#039;s Lightweight)]], [[Rowing Team (Men&#039;s Heavyweight)]], [[Rowing Team (Women&#039;s)]]<br /> *[[Rugby]], [[Rugby Club (Men&#039;s)]], [[Rugby Club (Women&#039;s)]]<br /> *[[Russia, Eurasia, and Eastern Europe Regional Studies Program]]<br /> *[[Russian International Association]]<br /> *[[Sabor]]<br /> *[[SAFER]], [[Students Active for Ending Rape]]<br /> *[[Sailing Team]]<br /> *[[Sanford C. Bernstein and Co Center for Leadership and Ethics]], [[Sanford C. Bernstein and Co. Center for Leadership and Ethics]]<br /> *[[Schneeweiss Adult Congenital Heart Center]]<br /> *[[Scholastic Press Association]], [[CSPA]]<br /> *[[School of Library Service Alumni]]<br /> *[[School of Social Work Student Caucuses]]<br /> *[[School of Social Work Student Union]]<br /> *[[School Search Service]]<br /> *[[Science Honors Program]]<br /> *[[Science, Technology, and Global Development Program]]<br /> *[[Scientists and Engineers for a Better Society]]<br /> *[[SEAS Graduate Student Council]]<br /> *[[Second-Majors Program]], [[SMP]]<br /> *[[Self-Defense]]<br /> *[[Semester or Academic Year Program in Beijing]]<br /> *[[Senate, University]]<br /> *[[Senior lecturer]]<br /> *[[Senior marshal]]<br /> *[[Sexual Violence Prevention and Response Program]], [[SVPRP]]<br /> *[[Sigma Iota Alpha]]<br /> *[[Sigma Lambda Upsilson]]<br /> *[[Sign Language Club]]<br /> *[[Silver, Julius, Program in Law, Science and Technology]]<br /> *[[Singapore Students Association]], [[SSA]]<br /> *[[SIPA News]]<br /> *[[SIPA Pan-African Network]], [[SPAN]]<br /> *[[SIPA Student Association]]<br /> *[[Sirens]]<br /> *[[Ski Racing Team]], [[Ski Team]]<br /> *[[Skin Diseases Research Center]]<br /> *[[Slavic Languages Department]]<br /> *[[Soccer Team (Men&#039;s)]]<br /> *[[Soccer Team (Women&#039;s)]]<br /> *[[Social Indicators Survey Center]]<br /> *[[Social Intervention Group (SIG)]]<br /> *[[Society for Immigrant and Refugee Rights]]<br /> *[[Society for International Undergraduates]]<br /> *[[Society for Law, Science and Technology]]<br /> *[[Society of Automotive Engineers]]<br /> *[[Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers]]<br /> *[[Society of Physics Students]], [[SPS]]<br /> *[[Sociomedical Sciences Department]]<br /> *[[Softball Team]]<br /> *[[Sounds of China]]<br /> *[[Southern Asian Institute]]<br /> *[[Specialized Centers of Clinically Oriented Research]], [[SCCOR]]<br /> *[[Sports camps]]<br /> *[[Squash Club]]<br /> *[[Stone Center]], [[Department of Urology]]<br /> *[[Student Administrative Services]]<br /> *[[Student Animal Legal Defense Fund]], [[SALDF]]<br /> *[[Student Government Office]]<br /> *[[Student Health Advisory Committee]]<br /> *[[Student Information Systems]], [[SIS]]<br /> *[[Student Legal Action Network]]<br /> *[[Student Organizations and Governance]]<br /> *[[Student Telephone and Communications Services]]<br /> *[[Students for Choice]]<br /> *[[Students for Sensible Drug Policy]], [[SSDP]]<br /> *[[Students United for America]]<br /> *[[Study Abroad Program in Shanghai]]<br /> *[[Summer Business Chinese and Internship Program in Shanghai]]<br /> *[[Summer High School Programs]]<br /> *[[Summer Language Program in Beijing]]<br /> *[[Summer Overseas Program in Italy]]<br /> *[[Summer Program in Arabic]]<br /> *[[Summer Program in Venice]]<br /> *[[Summer Programs]]<br /> *[[Summer Research Program for Science Teachers]]<br /> *[[Summer Term]]<br /> *[[Surgery Department]]<br /> *[[Sustainable Development Initiative]]<br /> *[[Swedish Program]]<br /> *[[Swimming and Diving Team (Men&#039;s)]]<br /> *[[Swimming and Diving Team (Women&#039;s)]]<br /> *[[Swing Phi Swing]]<br /> *[[Syncope Center]]<br /> *[[Taal]]<br /> *[[Table Tennis Club]]<br /> *[[Tae Kwon Do Club]]<br /> *[[Taiwanese American Students Association]], [[TASA]]<br /> *[[Taiwanese Student Association]], [[CTSA]]<br /> *[[Taub Institute for Research on Alzheimer&#039;s Disease and the Aging Brain]]<br /> *[[Teachers College Student Senate]]<br /> *[[Teachers College Record]]<br /> *[[Teaching Center, GSAS]]<br /> *[[TeenScreen Program]]<br /> *[[Telephone Services]]<br /> *[[Temple Hoyne Buell Center for the Study of American Architecture]]<br /> *[[Tenants&#039; Rights Project]], [[TRP]]<br /> *[[Tennis Team (Men&#039;s)]]<br /> *[[Tennis Team (Women&#039;s)]]<br /> *[[TESOL Certificate Program, Postbaccalaureate]]<br /> *[[Thai Students Association]], [[TSA]]<br /> *[[The Bottom Line]], [[Bottom Line]]<br /> *[[The Bronx Beat]], [[Bronx Beat]]<br /> *[[The Children&#039;s Digestive Health Center]]<br /> *[[The Collection]]<br /> *[[The Columbian]]<br /> *[[The Federalist Society]]<br /> *[[The Observer]]<br /> *[[The Vector]]<br /> *[[Theatre Arts Division]]<br /> *[[Theta Nu Xi]]<br /> *[[Thyroid Center, New York]]<br /> *[[TOEFL Preparation]]<br /> *[[Toward Reconciliation]]<br /> *[[Track and Field Team]]<br /> *[[Transplant Institute]]<br /> *[[Transportation Services]]<br /> *[[Travel Services]]<br /> *[[Treasury]]<br /> *[[Triathlon Club]]<br /> *[[Tropical Agriculture Program]]<br /> *[[Tuition and Fees, Guide to]]<br /> *[[Tumor Vaccines]]<br /> *[[Turkish Students Association]]<br /> *[[U.S. Military Veterans of Columbia University]], [[MilVets]]<br /> *[[Ukranian Students Society]]<br /> *[[Undergraduate Admissions]]<br /> *[[Undergraduate Housing Council]], [[UHC]]<br /> *[[Undergraduate Mathematics Society]]<br /> *[[UNICEF]]<br /> *[[United Students of Color Council]], [[USCC]]<br /> *[[University Archives and Columbiana Library]], [[UACL]]<br /> *[[University Bible Fellowship]]<br /> *[[Upstart]]<br /> *[[Urban Planning Program]]<br /> *[[Urology Department]]<br /> *[[Vietnamese Student Association]], [[VSA]]<br /> *[[Virtual Institute of Information]]<br /> *[[Vision and Graphics Center]]<br /> *[[Visiting faculty]]<br /> *[[Visual Arts Division]]<br /> *[[Visual Media Center]]<br /> *[[Volleyball]], [[Volleyball Club (Men&#039;s)]], [[Volleyball Team (Women&#039;s)]]<br /> *[[Wallach, Miriam and Ira D., Art Gallery]]<br /> *[[Waterpolo Club]]<br /> *[[Web Advisory Committee]]<br /> *[[Web Design Studio]], [[CUMC]]<br /> *[[Wind Ensemble]]<br /> *[[Women in Public and International Affairs]], [[WPIA]]<br /> *[[Women in Science at Columbia]]<br /> *[[Women&#039;s Business Society]], [[CWBS]]<br /> *[[Women&#039;s History Month]]<br /> *[[Women&#039;s International Business Council]]<br /> *[[Wrestling Team]]<br /> *[[Writing Center]]<br /> *[[Writing Division]]<br /> *[[Writing Program, Undergraduate]]<br /> *[[Yearbook]], [[The Columbian]]<br /> <br /> == More lists of articles to create ==<br /> * http://www.columbia.edu/research/research_institutes.html<br /> <br /> [[Category:WikiCU]]</div>

Foobar https://www.wikicu.com/index.php?title=User_talk:Foobar&diff=30758 2009-10-29T23:23:36Z

<p>Foobar: </p> <hr /> <div>howdy.<br /> :yo. --[[User:Nonsensical|Nonsensical]] 01:13, 8 July 2007 (EDT)<br /> <br /> hi. i autoblocked myself on accident. [[User:Nateoxford|Nateoxford]] 06:58, 17 July 2009 (EDT)<br /> <br /> == Researching for WCU ==<br /> Thanks! I vaguely remember Pegram labs being mentioned somewhere and hunted down a proper reference somewhere. I could glean only very little information on the internet. I noticed the [[Crocker Institute]] on a couple of old campus maps this year and decided to follow up on that yesterday. I got lucky and even found a picture of the building in a book scanned by google. Screenshot+MS Paint followed. Anyway, here are some rough guidelines I follow when researching:<br /> * 1) Find something you know nothing about and pursue it doggedly. A good source is old photographs and campus maps. Alternatively, see point 4 infra.<br /> * 2) Do a columbia site search through google (site:columbia.edu &quot;search term&quot;), using all kinds of variations on parentheses to find what you&#039;re looking for. This is an exponentially superior method for searching Columbia&#039;s domain than the search engine on the site. It also allows you to pinpoint your search (e.g. site:http://www.columbia.edu/cu/news/ for a news search, site:http://www.college.columbia.edu/cct/ for Columbia College Today, etc. That&#039;s how I researched all the articles on the [[:Category:Awards|Awards]]<br /> * 3) repeat the same on google in general. and the nytimes website, which has indexed issues back through 1851 and lets you look at clippings for free up through 1923. a good google search using parentheses might also turn up old articles in Time magazine) <br /> * 4) Make ample use of google book search, because there are so much literature indexed there. In fact, read some of the older volumes listed at [[Books about Columbia]] for ideas to pursue and flesh out (e.g. [[Camp Columbia]], something I&#039;ve seen pictures of and references to). There&#039;s oodles of information on Columbia&#039;s campus architecture in those books.<br /> * 5) Stick everything you find into an external links section or referenced footnotes! I can&#039;t stress this enough. So much of this is hearsay, inferential, or even conflicting. Unless it&#039;s coming from one of the few canonical works we have (e.g. McCaughey and Dolkart&#039;s books), having links to the sources makes sorting things out easier as we learn more. In the course of researching one topic, if I find some tangential reference intriguing, I bookmark it and make sure I come back to it later. I&#039;ve got about a dozen spec articles bookmarked regarding turmoil in the public affairs office follow Bollinger&#039;s arrival. The whole [[Emily Lloyd]] issue etc. (which I&#039;ve already fleshed out a bit). Another Good source is [http://beatl.barnard.columbia.edu/cuhistory/intro.htm], the website for Robert McCaughey&#039;s [[University Seminar]] on Columbia history through which he did research for his book. There are some fabulous presentation notes on there.<br /> * 6) Check out the USOpera article I linked on [[Brander Matthews Hall]] page. It&#039;s got a lovely anecdote that shows how poorly Columbia tends to its own legacies, as well as a great article idea ([[Columbia Opera Workshop]]) [[User:Absentminded|Absentminded]] 08:29, 21 February 2008 (EST)<br /> <br /> ** ok obviously this content should be posted somewhere prominently, e.g., a FAQ for new contributors. [[User:Foobar|Foobar]] 17:44, 25 February 2008 (EST)<br /> <br /> :*I&#039;ve responded on my talk page. [[User:Absentminded|Absentminded]] 18:04, 25 February 2008 (EST)<br /> :*Yeah. The [[Statistical Abstract]] is basically the rosetta stone of Columbia. Or Excalibur. You get the point. :) [[User:Absentminded|Absentminded]] 09:41, 29 February 2008 (EST)<br /> <br /> == COSI ==<br /> <br /> I don&#039;t know of any website with information on which profs sit on COSI. I&#039;ll look into it. [[User:Cam2171|Cam2171]] 13:05, 29 October 2009 (EDT)<br /> <br /> ** it&#039;s only profs? lame. [[User:Foobar|Foobar]] 19:23, 29 October 2009 (EDT)</div>

Foobar https://www.wikicu.com/index.php?title=Columbia_Global_Centers&diff=30747 2009-10-28T23:40:09Z

<p>Foobar: /* The Global Centers Business Plan */</p> <hr /> <div>&#039;&#039;&#039;Columbia Global Centers&#039;&#039;&#039; are research facilities established by Columbia University in international locations around the globe. The first of these centers opened in March [[2009]] in Amman, Jordan and Beijing, China.<br /> <br /> <br /> == The Global Center Rationale ==<br /> <br /> Despite Columbia being an academic institution that is deeply internationalized, with hundreds of research collaborations, dual-degree programs, internships, and related programs spread across by profession, discipline and region, there remains a missing link. Columbia’s leadership believes that growing faculty energy and student demand can reach new levels of scholarship and teaching through a network of integrated global centers. While some U.S. universities have built new branch campuses and degree-granting schools abroad, Columbia is taking a different path. The Columbia Global Centers will provide flexible regional hubs for a wide range of activities and resources intended to enhance the quality of research and learning at the university and around the world. The focus is on establishing a network of partnerships in international capitals to address complex global challenges collaboratively by bringing together scholars, students, public officials, private enterprise, and innovators from a broad range of fields. <br /> <br /> <br /> == Brief History of the Columbia Academe ==<br /> <br /> [[Image:Butler-Library-Facade-01.tif.gif|thumb|right|Butler Library, Columbia University Campus, New York, USA]]<br /> In the 19th century, there was an explosion of scholarly specialization—in response, Columbia helped invent the now familiar disciplinary departments. In the early 20th century, there was a need for institutions to house research and teaching spilling across departmental boundaries—in response, Columbia helped invent the now familiar interdisciplinary centers and functional Institutes. In the mid-20th century, there was need for strengthened language instruction and area expertise—in response, Columbia helped invent the now familiar regional institutes. The history of universities is spelled out in institutional re-invention when current structures inadequately service expanding scholarly ambitions and courses relevant to new careers. The faculty demand for global scholarship and student demand for global careers is not being adequately met today, especially in ways that do not require a lifetime commitment to regional expertise. Global Centers offer an opportunity to take advantage of these opportunities.<br /> <br /> <br /> == What are Global Centers? ==<br /> <br /> They are not satellite campuses, overseas profit centers, or operations under the umbrella of a partner institution. Each is or will be independently chartered. Currently, two exist: Middle-East (Amman, Jordan) and East Asia (Beijing, China) both opened in March 2009; next in line are Europe (Paris, France) and South Asia (Mumbai, India), with Russia/Central Asia, Africa, and Latin America to follow. Directed by resident faculty members, and guided by university-wide faculty steering committees, centers individually and the network collectively favors teaching and research that coordinates across two or more world regions, that connects multiple departments and schools; and, that involves scientists and scholars from those regions. Activities that combine research and teaching with service opportunities – as is the case for many professional school and Earth Institute initiatives – receives valued logistic support from the Centers. Unlike traditional satellite campuses, the centers are strictly research offices with skeleton staffs, designed to make Columbia&#039;s approach to the globalization of education stand out - and to cost relatively little, compared to full-scale teaching operations like those run by New York University [[NYU]]. Each center will pursue a set of University-wide core activities that will evolve over time. The centers are expected to encourage collaboration across academic disciplines at Columbia. Some of the research and scholarly initiatives will be regionally focused; others will involve multiple centers, and in some instances the full complement of centers will be engaged across many continents. <br /> Although faculty and students are expected to travel through these centers and spend time in these regions, the long-term viability and sustainability of the centers is contingent upon a continuous, rotating faculty presence. This could be accomplished through the establishment of center-specific research fellowships and affiliate or visiting faculty positions. The centers are also intended to support a significant expansion of opportunities for Columbia students to do work abroad, particularly those who may not want to spend a full semester or academic year off-campus.<br /> <br /> == Columbia University&#039;s Global Centers around the world ==<br /> :&lt;googlemap lat=&quot;42.032974&quot; lon=&quot;30.234375&quot; zoom=&quot;2&quot; width=&quot;700&quot; height=&quot;500&quot;&gt;<br /> 31.817827, 34.582032, Global Center Amman, Jordan<br /> 40.05789, 115.792969, Global Center Beijing, China<br /> 46.691654, 2.941407, Planned Global Center Paris France<br /> 17.157588, 73.957032, Planned Global Center Mumbai, India<br /> 40.860357, -74.050781, Columbia University, New York, USA<br /> &lt;/googlemap&gt;<br /> <br /> == Columbia Global Centers | Amman ==<br /> <br /> The Amman center opened with the assistance of Jordan&#039;s Queen Rania and was funded by grants from the US governments and the government of Jordan. Current projects in Amman include collaborating with Jordanian resources toward accomplishing educational reforms and enhancing teacher and social worker skills, as well as undertaking several initiatives in the arts and architecture. The signature program in the region, and the catalyst for the center’s launch in Jordan, this independent training and education center, under the patronage of Her Majesty Queen Rania Al Abdullah through the Queen Rania Teacher Academy (QRTA), is a collaborative effort of the Center, Columbia’s Teachers College, and Jordan’s Ministry of Education. Providing in-service training programs and the country’s first-ever induction program training new teachers to nearly 400 teachers in 2009.<br /> [[Image:Cumerc-image.png|thumb|left|Global Center Amman, Jordan]]<br /> The Columbia School of Social Work has partnered with Jordanian nongovernmental and government entities to offer an intensive course on the foundations of social work to regional practitioners. This program, designed by the school’s faculty and regional collaborators, provides a model for Columbia faculty engagement with opportunities, needs, and expertise throughout the Middle East. This summer, the Jordan Social Work Education for Excellence Program (JSWEEP) graduated nearly 100 service workers and managers—bringing the total number of program graduates to roughly 200—as part of a broader effort to promote professionalization of the discipline in Jordan. The Center has been selected, working with The Earth Institute, as the MENA-region node of the Global Soil Mapping Initiative. Professor Jeffrey Sachs initially identified Jordan as a potential locus of this research, following his visit to the Center, and the Earth Institute will work with Jordan’s Ministry of Agriculture to house the research endeavor at the Center. The Ministry will delegate a full-time staff member to begin gathering soil composition data from Morocco to Kazakhstan, and this information will be digitized in publicly accessible, searchable databases. A formal ceremony announcing Amman as the node could take place in summer 2010. In addition, in preparation for the global environment summit in Copenhagen this year, the Center is partnering with the Embassy of Sweden and Jordan’s European Union delegation to host a conference in October examining the regional implications of global climate issues. Other innovative partnerships include Professor Andrew Dolkart and eight GSAPP students completing the first stage of the Ibrahim Hashim House Preservation Project to restore the historic 1930s home of Jordan’s first prime minister in downtown Amman. <br /> <br /> == Global Center Amman Planned Future Activities ==<br /> <br /> The Center and QRTA are jointly exploring a partnership with Harvard’s Center for Middle Eastern Studies to implement Jordan-based components of a global teacher exchange to promote professional development and growth. Columbia’s Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation will launch a major research lab at the Amman center to be used for collaborative research, events, projects, exhibitions, and cultural exchanges involving students, scholars, and designers from Columbia University and throughout the Middle East. The School of the Arts is also pursuing initiatives in the region, including the engagement of film scholars with regional experts, participation in film festivals, and facilitation of graduate student exchanges. Planning continues regarding the Music of the Muslim World, in partnership with the Archive of Contemporary Music, Columbia’s Arts Initiative, Columbia University Libraries, and others. A project manager has been hired locally to organize preparation for the April 2010 launch of the digital music archive and live-music initiative as well as collaborating with SIPA and the Earth Institute, the Center is exploring the feasibility of offering executive education programs, including possibly master’s degrees, in international development for senior managers. <br /> <br /> == Columbia Global Centers | Beijing ==<br /> [[Image:Lee Beijing.jpg|thumb|right|President of Columbia University, Lee C. Bollinger speaking at the opening of the Global Center Beijing, China]]<br /> The Beijing Center, also launched in March 2009, provides a base for activities throughout East Asia, where our ties are longstanding and deep. Current projects by the Center include providing assistance with the negotiation and legal processes to establish a Collaborative Center for Advanced Genomic Research by Tsinghua-University and Columbia. Research at the Center will initially be concentrated in the field of genomics and personalized medicine. The Center also plans to facilitate student and faculty exchanges between Tsinghua University and Columbia University, providing for laboratory and study visits in Beijing and in New York by research scientists on the faculty and graduate students from the two institutions. A signature program in the Beijing Center is Studio X, initiated by Columbia’s Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation (GSAPP). According to GSAPP Dean Mark Wigley, the fact that fully one-half of all construction projects underway in the world are underway in China creates an imperative for Columbia students to gain experience there. GSAPP has rented a large urban space in Beijing to provide studios for Columbia students working with Chinese counterparts on design and preservation projects and to provide a venue for Columbia-related activities. The Beijing Center is facilitating steps to bringing this project to fruition. The studio—like its Studio X counterpart in New York—will provide a dynamic design center for collaborative projects, experimental research, and regular gatherings of colleagues dedicated to emergent thought. These studios allow historians, theorists, graphic designers, spatial data analysts, media analysts, video artists, and landscape designers the opportunity to come together and remove barriers between education and action. The Executive Public Policy Training Program at Peking University is an eight-week, mid-career program for senior Chinese government officials. The curriculum, which combines policy, economics, and management, was designed and is taught by faculty from Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs, the London School of Economics, Sciences Po, and Peking University. The Columbia faculty who travel to Beijing each summer to teach in the program will benefit from the opportunity to base themselves at the Beijing center. They will also add to the intellectual life of the center and benefit from the opportunity to use the center to interact with Columbia alumni and scholars who are in the city for other projects. Held at the end of October 2009, CGC Beijing worked with Initiative For Policy Dialogue (IPD) to organize a conference in Beijing of the China Task Force, a collaborative research project of IPD with several Chinese and British universities. A co-sponsor of the first China Task Force’s meeting to held in China, Chinese and Western scholars and Chinese policymakers will discuss financial regulation in China after the financial crisis, as well as regulation in other sectors, as part of IPD&#039;s ongoing policy-oriented study of China&#039;s transition to a market economy.<br /> <br /> == Global Center Beijing Future Activities ==<br /> <br /> CGS Beijing is also in the process of developing and supporting a summer program in Beijing for the Columbia Career Education, aiding the School of Social Work to develop a program of elderly care and professional training in social work with the Ministry of Civil Affairs and Peking University and a Visiting International Student Program in partnership with Barnard College.<br /> <br /> == Management Team ==<br /> <br /> Columbia’s Carnegie Professor of Public Affairs, Kenneth Prewitt, is director of the Office of Global Centers. Prewitt joined the faculty of Columbia’s School of International and Public Affairs in 2002 after a long professional career, initially as a professor at the University of Chicago and then as director of the National Opinion Research Center, president of the Social Science Research Council, senior vice president of the Rockefeller Foundation, and director of the U.S. Bureau of the Census.<br /> Safwan Masri directs the global center in Amman. For more than two decades, he has been a member of the Columbia Business School faculty, including 13 years as the school’s Vice Dean. His expertise is business development in the Middle East, with an emphasis on education and economic reform, and his academic work has focused on supply chain management and structural change in the financial service industry. He sits on a number of nonprofit boards and is also chair of the board of King’s Academy, a high school for academically gifted students in Jordan.<br /> Xiaobo Lü, professor of political science at Barnard College and former director of the Weatherhead East Asian Institute at Columbia, serves as Director of the Beijing global center. Professor Lü is an expert in Chinese politics and political economy. He has authored numerous books and articles and is currently on the editorial board of several international scholarly journals, including the Journal of Chinese Political Science.<br /> Each center will have an oversight advisory board consisting of campus-based and regional members and a campus-based faculty steering committee, which will recommend and develop appropriate programs and projects.<br /> <br /> == The Future of the Global Centers Project ==<br /> <br /> Columbia envisions opening &quot;four to six&quot; additional such centers in the coming years; the next are scheduled to open in India and in Paris. In Paris, even though Reid Hall is not officially a Global Center, it is already being used for Global Centers activities. In a newly signed MOU between Columbia (on behalf of MSPH) and the L’ École des Hautes Etudes en Santé Publique (EHESP), Reid Hall will host the consortium’s ambitious project to shape public health in the 21st century. As a part of the agreement, MSPH and EHESP will search for innovative, productive and forward-looking ways to utilize Reid hall for joint programs or programs of mutual interest, including teaching and research. Whilst active planning is underway with donors and the Indian government to establish a Global Center in coordination with the Earth Institute in Mumbai and an Arts-focused initiative in West Africa using Reid Hall as the base of operations. <br /> <br /> == The Global Centers Business Plan ==<br /> # Form Global Centers<br /> # ?<br /> # Profit!<br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> *[http://news.columbia.edu/global/1464 Columbia press release]<br /> *[http://globalcenters.blogspot.com Global Centers Blog]<br /> *[http://cgc.columbia.edu Columbia Global Centers Website]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Campuses]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Study abroad|*]]<br /> <br /> ----<br /> <br /> ----<br /> <br /> ----</div>

Foobar https://www.wikicu.com/index.php?title=Columbia_Global_Centers&diff=30746 2009-10-28T23:39:41Z

<p>Foobar: </p> <hr /> <div>&#039;&#039;&#039;Columbia Global Centers&#039;&#039;&#039; are research facilities established by Columbia University in international locations around the globe. The first of these centers opened in March [[2009]] in Amman, Jordan and Beijing, China.<br /> <br /> <br /> == The Global Center Rationale ==<br /> <br /> Despite Columbia being an academic institution that is deeply internationalized, with hundreds of research collaborations, dual-degree programs, internships, and related programs spread across by profession, discipline and region, there remains a missing link. Columbia’s leadership believes that growing faculty energy and student demand can reach new levels of scholarship and teaching through a network of integrated global centers. While some U.S. universities have built new branch campuses and degree-granting schools abroad, Columbia is taking a different path. The Columbia Global Centers will provide flexible regional hubs for a wide range of activities and resources intended to enhance the quality of research and learning at the university and around the world. The focus is on establishing a network of partnerships in international capitals to address complex global challenges collaboratively by bringing together scholars, students, public officials, private enterprise, and innovators from a broad range of fields. <br /> <br /> <br /> == Brief History of the Columbia Academe ==<br /> <br /> [[Image:Butler-Library-Facade-01.tif.gif|thumb|right|Butler Library, Columbia University Campus, New York, USA]]<br /> In the 19th century, there was an explosion of scholarly specialization—in response, Columbia helped invent the now familiar disciplinary departments. In the early 20th century, there was a need for institutions to house research and teaching spilling across departmental boundaries—in response, Columbia helped invent the now familiar interdisciplinary centers and functional Institutes. In the mid-20th century, there was need for strengthened language instruction and area expertise—in response, Columbia helped invent the now familiar regional institutes. The history of universities is spelled out in institutional re-invention when current structures inadequately service expanding scholarly ambitions and courses relevant to new careers. The faculty demand for global scholarship and student demand for global careers is not being adequately met today, especially in ways that do not require a lifetime commitment to regional expertise. Global Centers offer an opportunity to take advantage of these opportunities.<br /> <br /> <br /> == What are Global Centers? ==<br /> <br /> They are not satellite campuses, overseas profit centers, or operations under the umbrella of a partner institution. Each is or will be independently chartered. Currently, two exist: Middle-East (Amman, Jordan) and East Asia (Beijing, China) both opened in March 2009; next in line are Europe (Paris, France) and South Asia (Mumbai, India), with Russia/Central Asia, Africa, and Latin America to follow. Directed by resident faculty members, and guided by university-wide faculty steering committees, centers individually and the network collectively favors teaching and research that coordinates across two or more world regions, that connects multiple departments and schools; and, that involves scientists and scholars from those regions. Activities that combine research and teaching with service opportunities – as is the case for many professional school and Earth Institute initiatives – receives valued logistic support from the Centers. Unlike traditional satellite campuses, the centers are strictly research offices with skeleton staffs, designed to make Columbia&#039;s approach to the globalization of education stand out - and to cost relatively little, compared to full-scale teaching operations like those run by New York University [[NYU]]. Each center will pursue a set of University-wide core activities that will evolve over time. The centers are expected to encourage collaboration across academic disciplines at Columbia. Some of the research and scholarly initiatives will be regionally focused; others will involve multiple centers, and in some instances the full complement of centers will be engaged across many continents. <br /> Although faculty and students are expected to travel through these centers and spend time in these regions, the long-term viability and sustainability of the centers is contingent upon a continuous, rotating faculty presence. This could be accomplished through the establishment of center-specific research fellowships and affiliate or visiting faculty positions. The centers are also intended to support a significant expansion of opportunities for Columbia students to do work abroad, particularly those who may not want to spend a full semester or academic year off-campus.<br /> <br /> == Columbia University&#039;s Global Centers around the world ==<br /> :&lt;googlemap lat=&quot;42.032974&quot; lon=&quot;30.234375&quot; zoom=&quot;2&quot; width=&quot;700&quot; height=&quot;500&quot;&gt;<br /> 31.817827, 34.582032, Global Center Amman, Jordan<br /> 40.05789, 115.792969, Global Center Beijing, China<br /> 46.691654, 2.941407, Planned Global Center Paris France<br /> 17.157588, 73.957032, Planned Global Center Mumbai, India<br /> 40.860357, -74.050781, Columbia University, New York, USA<br /> &lt;/googlemap&gt;<br /> <br /> == Columbia Global Centers | Amman ==<br /> <br /> The Amman center opened with the assistance of Jordan&#039;s Queen Rania and was funded by grants from the US governments and the government of Jordan. Current projects in Amman include collaborating with Jordanian resources toward accomplishing educational reforms and enhancing teacher and social worker skills, as well as undertaking several initiatives in the arts and architecture. The signature program in the region, and the catalyst for the center’s launch in Jordan, this independent training and education center, under the patronage of Her Majesty Queen Rania Al Abdullah through the Queen Rania Teacher Academy (QRTA), is a collaborative effort of the Center, Columbia’s Teachers College, and Jordan’s Ministry of Education. Providing in-service training programs and the country’s first-ever induction program training new teachers to nearly 400 teachers in 2009.<br /> [[Image:Cumerc-image.png|thumb|left|Global Center Amman, Jordan]]<br /> The Columbia School of Social Work has partnered with Jordanian nongovernmental and government entities to offer an intensive course on the foundations of social work to regional practitioners. This program, designed by the school’s faculty and regional collaborators, provides a model for Columbia faculty engagement with opportunities, needs, and expertise throughout the Middle East. This summer, the Jordan Social Work Education for Excellence Program (JSWEEP) graduated nearly 100 service workers and managers—bringing the total number of program graduates to roughly 200—as part of a broader effort to promote professionalization of the discipline in Jordan. The Center has been selected, working with The Earth Institute, as the MENA-region node of the Global Soil Mapping Initiative. Professor Jeffrey Sachs initially identified Jordan as a potential locus of this research, following his visit to the Center, and the Earth Institute will work with Jordan’s Ministry of Agriculture to house the research endeavor at the Center. The Ministry will delegate a full-time staff member to begin gathering soil composition data from Morocco to Kazakhstan, and this information will be digitized in publicly accessible, searchable databases. A formal ceremony announcing Amman as the node could take place in summer 2010. In addition, in preparation for the global environment summit in Copenhagen this year, the Center is partnering with the Embassy of Sweden and Jordan’s European Union delegation to host a conference in October examining the regional implications of global climate issues. Other innovative partnerships include Professor Andrew Dolkart and eight GSAPP students completing the first stage of the Ibrahim Hashim House Preservation Project to restore the historic 1930s home of Jordan’s first prime minister in downtown Amman. <br /> <br /> == Global Center Amman Planned Future Activities ==<br /> <br /> The Center and QRTA are jointly exploring a partnership with Harvard’s Center for Middle Eastern Studies to implement Jordan-based components of a global teacher exchange to promote professional development and growth. Columbia’s Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation will launch a major research lab at the Amman center to be used for collaborative research, events, projects, exhibitions, and cultural exchanges involving students, scholars, and designers from Columbia University and throughout the Middle East. The School of the Arts is also pursuing initiatives in the region, including the engagement of film scholars with regional experts, participation in film festivals, and facilitation of graduate student exchanges. Planning continues regarding the Music of the Muslim World, in partnership with the Archive of Contemporary Music, Columbia’s Arts Initiative, Columbia University Libraries, and others. A project manager has been hired locally to organize preparation for the April 2010 launch of the digital music archive and live-music initiative as well as collaborating with SIPA and the Earth Institute, the Center is exploring the feasibility of offering executive education programs, including possibly master’s degrees, in international development for senior managers. <br /> <br /> == Columbia Global Centers | Beijing ==<br /> [[Image:Lee Beijing.jpg|thumb|right|President of Columbia University, Lee C. Bollinger speaking at the opening of the Global Center Beijing, China]]<br /> The Beijing Center, also launched in March 2009, provides a base for activities throughout East Asia, where our ties are longstanding and deep. Current projects by the Center include providing assistance with the negotiation and legal processes to establish a Collaborative Center for Advanced Genomic Research by Tsinghua-University and Columbia. Research at the Center will initially be concentrated in the field of genomics and personalized medicine. The Center also plans to facilitate student and faculty exchanges between Tsinghua University and Columbia University, providing for laboratory and study visits in Beijing and in New York by research scientists on the faculty and graduate students from the two institutions. A signature program in the Beijing Center is Studio X, initiated by Columbia’s Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation (GSAPP). According to GSAPP Dean Mark Wigley, the fact that fully one-half of all construction projects underway in the world are underway in China creates an imperative for Columbia students to gain experience there. GSAPP has rented a large urban space in Beijing to provide studios for Columbia students working with Chinese counterparts on design and preservation projects and to provide a venue for Columbia-related activities. The Beijing Center is facilitating steps to bringing this project to fruition. The studio—like its Studio X counterpart in New York—will provide a dynamic design center for collaborative projects, experimental research, and regular gatherings of colleagues dedicated to emergent thought. These studios allow historians, theorists, graphic designers, spatial data analysts, media analysts, video artists, and landscape designers the opportunity to come together and remove barriers between education and action. The Executive Public Policy Training Program at Peking University is an eight-week, mid-career program for senior Chinese government officials. The curriculum, which combines policy, economics, and management, was designed and is taught by faculty from Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs, the London School of Economics, Sciences Po, and Peking University. The Columbia faculty who travel to Beijing each summer to teach in the program will benefit from the opportunity to base themselves at the Beijing center. They will also add to the intellectual life of the center and benefit from the opportunity to use the center to interact with Columbia alumni and scholars who are in the city for other projects. Held at the end of October 2009, CGC Beijing worked with Initiative For Policy Dialogue (IPD) to organize a conference in Beijing of the China Task Force, a collaborative research project of IPD with several Chinese and British universities. A co-sponsor of the first China Task Force’s meeting to held in China, Chinese and Western scholars and Chinese policymakers will discuss financial regulation in China after the financial crisis, as well as regulation in other sectors, as part of IPD&#039;s ongoing policy-oriented study of China&#039;s transition to a market economy.<br /> <br /> == Global Center Beijing Future Activities ==<br /> <br /> CGS Beijing is also in the process of developing and supporting a summer program in Beijing for the Columbia Career Education, aiding the School of Social Work to develop a program of elderly care and professional training in social work with the Ministry of Civil Affairs and Peking University and a Visiting International Student Program in partnership with Barnard College.<br /> <br /> == Management Team ==<br /> <br /> Columbia’s Carnegie Professor of Public Affairs, Kenneth Prewitt, is director of the Office of Global Centers. Prewitt joined the faculty of Columbia’s School of International and Public Affairs in 2002 after a long professional career, initially as a professor at the University of Chicago and then as director of the National Opinion Research Center, president of the Social Science Research Council, senior vice president of the Rockefeller Foundation, and director of the U.S. Bureau of the Census.<br /> Safwan Masri directs the global center in Amman. For more than two decades, he has been a member of the Columbia Business School faculty, including 13 years as the school’s Vice Dean. His expertise is business development in the Middle East, with an emphasis on education and economic reform, and his academic work has focused on supply chain management and structural change in the financial service industry. He sits on a number of nonprofit boards and is also chair of the board of King’s Academy, a high school for academically gifted students in Jordan.<br /> Xiaobo Lü, professor of political science at Barnard College and former director of the Weatherhead East Asian Institute at Columbia, serves as Director of the Beijing global center. Professor Lü is an expert in Chinese politics and political economy. He has authored numerous books and articles and is currently on the editorial board of several international scholarly journals, including the Journal of Chinese Political Science.<br /> Each center will have an oversight advisory board consisting of campus-based and regional members and a campus-based faculty steering committee, which will recommend and develop appropriate programs and projects.<br /> <br /> == The Future of the Global Centers Project ==<br /> <br /> Columbia envisions opening &quot;four to six&quot; additional such centers in the coming years; the next are scheduled to open in India and in Paris. In Paris, even though Reid Hall is not officially a Global Center, it is already being used for Global Centers activities. In a newly signed MOU between Columbia (on behalf of MSPH) and the L’ École des Hautes Etudes en Santé Publique (EHESP), Reid Hall will host the consortium’s ambitious project to shape public health in the 21st century. As a part of the agreement, MSPH and EHESP will search for innovative, productive and forward-looking ways to utilize Reid hall for joint programs or programs of mutual interest, including teaching and research. Whilst active planning is underway with donors and the Indian government to establish a Global Center in coordination with the Earth Institute in Mumbai and an Arts-focused initiative in West Africa using Reid Hall as the base of operations. <br /> <br /> == The Global Centers Business Plan ==<br /> # Form Global Centers<br /> #<br /> # Profit!<br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> *[http://news.columbia.edu/global/1464 Columbia press release]<br /> *[http://globalcenters.blogspot.com Global Centers Blog]<br /> *[http://cgc.columbia.edu Columbia Global Centers Website]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Campuses]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Study abroad|*]]<br /> <br /> ----<br /> <br /> ----<br /> <br /> ----</div>

Foobar https://www.wikicu.com/index.php?title=User_talk:Cam2171&diff=30745 2009-10-28T23:38:29Z

<p>Foobar: </p> <hr /> <div>{{welcome}}<br /> <br /> = cosi?<br /> <br /> thanks for all the edits. regarding core committee, is there a website listing who is on cosi? [[User:Foobar|Foobar]] 19:38, 28 October 2009 (EDT)</div>

Foobar https://www.wikicu.com/index.php?title=Talk:Committee_on_the_Core_Curriculum&diff=30744 2009-10-28T23:37:27Z

<p>Foobar: New page: what about cosi? does cosi have a website listing members? ~~~~</p> <hr /> <div>what about cosi? does cosi have a website listing members? [[User:Foobar|Foobar]] 19:37, 28 October 2009 (EDT)</div>

Foobar https://www.wikicu.com/index.php?title=Committee_on_the_Core_Curriculum&diff=30743 2009-10-28T23:36:56Z

<p>Foobar: </p> <hr /> <div>The &#039;&#039;&#039;Committee on the Core Curriculum&#039;&#039;&#039; is an academic committee of [[Columbia College]] that oversees the maintenance of the [[Core Curriculum]], including approving changes, reviewing courses, and recommending additions to the Core. The committee is overseen directly by the [[Dean of Columbia College]], but is chaired by a faculty member who rotates every few years.<br /> <br /> == Composition ==<br /> <br /> The Committee consists of the heads of each of the Core subjects, as well as the Dean of Columbia College, the Dean of Academic Affairs, the Associate Dean of the Core Curriculum, and two to three student representatives from the Columbia College student body.<br /> <br /> === Current Members ===<br /> * Dean [[Michele Moody-Adams]], Dean of Columbia College<br /> * Dean [[Kathryn Yatrakis]], Dean of Academic Affairs,<br /> * Dean Roosevelt Montas, Associate Dean of the Core Curriculum<br /> * Professor Gareth Williams, Literature Humanities<br /> * Professor Michael Stanislawski, Contemporary Civilizations<br /> * Professor Susan Boynton, Music Humanities<br /> * Professor Matthew McKelway, Art Humanities<br /> * Professor James Valentini, Science Instruction/Frontiers of Science<br /> * Professor Patricia Grieve, Global Core (Chair)<br /> * Professor Nicole Wallack, University Writing<br /> * Cliff Massey, Student Representative CC &#039;10<br /> * Alejandra Aponte, Student Representative CC &#039;10<br /> * Jessica Becker, Student Representative CC &#039;10<br /> <br /> <br /> == External Links ==<br /> [http://www.college.columbia.edu/core/committee | Committee Website]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Administration]]<br /> [[Category:Core Curriculum]]</div>

Foobar https://www.wikicu.com/index.php?title=Barack_Obama&diff=30653 2009-10-25T22:26:46Z

<p>Foobar: </p> <hr /> <div>{{wp-also}}<br /> <br /> [[Image:Obamany.jpg|thumb|right|Obama the Columbia undergrad, visiting [[Central Park]] ]]<br /> <br /> &#039;&#039;&#039;Barack Obama&#039;&#039;&#039; [[Columbia College|CC]] &#039;[[1983|83]], is the 44th and current President of the United States. A former US Senator from [[w:Illinois|Illinois]], he is the first African-American and the first Columbia graduate to hold the nation&#039;s highest office.<br /> <br /> Obama is the first attendee of [[Columbia College]] and the first graduate of any Columbia school&lt;ref&gt;[[Theodore Roosevelt]] and [[Franklin Delano Roosevelt]] both attended [[Columbia Law School]], but neither graduated, as you only needed to pass the bar after 2 years of school to practice law. One Roosevelt dropped out after passing the bar, the other after being elected to the NY State Assembly. [[Dwight Eisenhower]] never attended Columbia, but rather served as a somewhat absentee President of the University while biding his time to run for the Presidency.&lt;/ref&gt;, to occupy the Oval Office. Obama was also the first Columbia College alumnus to be nominated by a major modern party ticket, and the first CC alum to be a major party nominee since the Federalists nominated [[DeWitt Clinton]] in [[1812]]. <br /> <br /> He is the second Columbia alumnus to win a [[Nobel Prize|Nobel Peace Prize]], after [[Nicholas Murray Butler]] in [[1931]]. [[Theodore Roosevelt]] also won a Peace Prize, but is not formally an alumnus. <br /> <br /> Obama maintains a somewhat distant relationship to Columbia today. While he has turned down invitations to official Columbia events and appeared to deemphasize his Columbia years in the course of his campaign, Obama has sent personal notes to alumni of his class and is a donor to the university.<br /> <br /> ==Columbia years==<br /> <br /> [[Image:Obamasiddiqi.jpg|thumb|right|Obama with his Pakistani friend Sohale Siddiqi in Obama&#039;s 109th St. apartment, 1981]]<br /> <br /> [[Image:Obama109.jpg|thumb|right|The apartment building on 109th St. where Obama lived with [[Phil Boerner]] in 1981]]<br /> <br /> [[Image:Obamaboerner.jpg|thumb|right|Photo by Obama of his friend Phil Boerner in their apartment on 109th St., Fall 1981.]]<br /> <br /> [[Image:Obama tenement.jpg|thumb|right|The East Harlem tenement where Obama lived during most of his time at Columbia]]<br /> <br /> [[Image:Obamastudent.jpg|thumb|right|Obama in the winter of 1981]]<br /> <br /> [[Image:Obama grandparents.jpg|thumb|right|Obama gets a visit from his grandparents during his Columbia years]]<br /> <br /> Obama [[transfer student|transferred]] to CC from [[w:Occidental College|Occidental College]] which (poor place) is even more rarely mentioned by the President. At Occidental, Obama wrote, he had been into partying and drugs. He hoped the move to New York, and Columbia, would put him on a more serious track. <br /> <br /> ===Accommodations===<br /> <br /> Columbia at that time barred transfer students from its limited supply of campus housing, so Obama lived off campus. He claims to have spent his first night sleeping in an alley near the corner of 109th and [[Amsterdam Avenue]] and washing with the homeless next to an open fire hydrant, as he had arrived too late to be let in to the apartment he had found, #3E, 142 W. 109th St., between Amsterdam and Columbus.<br /> <br /> The next day he moved into the apartment with fellow Occidental College transfer [[Phil Boerner]] in the fall of [[1981]]. Boerner, who remained Obama&#039;s friend throughout his college years, describes the apartment as a third story walkup with a railroad layout and a missing doorbell. It had a walkthrough layout, and Boerner had to walk through Obama&#039;s room to get to his own. The heating frequently failed, one of the reasons Obama wound up spending so much time in [[Butler Library]]. At other times, the two roommates read their books under blankets. Their hot water was also irregular, and they often made use of the Columbia gym showers. They frequently hosted guests from their Occidental days, and Obama was reportedly a gracious host, doing grocery shopping and making chicken curry (which he&#039;d learned to cook from Pakistani friend Sohale Siddiqi).&lt;ref&gt;http://www.college.columbia.edu/cct/jan_feb09/alumni_corner&lt;/ref&gt;&lt;ref&gt;http://cityroom.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/01/20/recollections-of-obamas-ex-roommate/&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> After their first semester, Obama tried to find a better apartment for himself and his friend, but was only able to locate a studio. He eventually moved into a walkup at #6A, 339 E. 94th St., in [[Yorkville]], where he would &quot;chat with his Puerto Rican neighbors about...the sound of gunfire at night&quot;.&lt;ref&gt;http://cityroom.blogs.nytimes.com/2008/01/30/where-obama-lived-in-1980s-new-york/&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> ===Academics===<br /> <br /> When he was on campus, he concentrated on academic work, spending most of his time in [[Butler Library]] &quot;like a monk&quot;, and made few friends. He also took up jogging (around [[Central Park]]) and &quot;stopped getting high&quot;. Still, he had time for the occasional beer, and enjoyed watching sports. <br /> <br /> He majored in [[Political Science Department|PoliSci]], and concentrated in &quot;International Relations,&quot; (now [[International Politics]] - this is a subfield of the PoliSci major and should not be confused with a &quot;[[concentration]],&quot; the Columbia term that substitutes for what most schools term a &quot;minor&quot;). Obama&#039;s professors and classmates, including former international politics professor Michael Baron and current MTV president Michael Wolf, confirm that he was a brilliant, standout student and that he was an active participant in seminars. Baron said he was one of the top one or two students in his class. Despite this, Obama continually declines requests to release his Columbia transcript.<br /> <br /> Sources first differed on whether he wrote his senior thesis on Soviet nuclear disarmament&lt;ref&gt;http://www.columbiaspectator.com/?q=node/28631&lt;/ref&gt; or the North-South debate on trade and the &quot;new international economic order&quot;&lt;ref&gt;http://www.nytimes.com/2007/11/04/magazine/04obama-t.html&lt;/ref&gt;. Later, it emerged that he had not really written an official thesis at all: students were not required to do so at the time, and what was considered his &quot;thesis&quot; was really a long seminar paper. Obama wrote his for Prof. Baron&#039;s American Foreign Policy class. A search has been launched&lt;ref&gt;http://www.bwog.net/articles/obama_s_schoolwork_verily_a_mystery&lt;/ref&gt; for a copy of the paper, which was confirmed to have been on the topic of Soviet disarmament. Baron, Obama&#039;s de facto &quot;thesis&quot; advisor, is now retired to Florida, and claims to have lost his copy of the paper in a move some time ago.<br /> <br /> It has been reported that Obama graduated without honors&lt;ref&gt;http://www.nysun.com/new-york/obamas-years-at-columbia-are-a-mystery/85015/&lt;/ref&gt;, but if the policies then were the same as they are today, he would not have been eligible for [[Latin honors]], because he spent only two years in the college. After graduation, Obama hoped to become a community organizer, but could not find work as one, and joined a consulting firm instead.<br /> <br /> ===Extracurriculars===<br /> <br /> In spring 1983, Obama wrote at least one article for the now defunct campus publication &#039;&#039;[[Sundial (magazine)|Sundial]]&#039;&#039;, a discussion of the aims and methods of campus anti-war groups.&lt;ref&gt;http://www.politico.com/static/PPM116_obamaessay.html &lt;/ref&gt; His friend Phil Boerner explains that during this period, Obama wanted to be writer rather than a politician. <br /> <br /> Obama also claims to have participated to some extent in anti-apartheid activities with the [[Black Students Organization]].<br /> <br /> At one point he worked selling subscriptions to &#039;&#039;[[The New York Times]]&#039;&#039; to pay Columbia&#039;s tuition costs.&lt;ref&gt;http://www.nytimes.com/2009/05/10/opinion/10dowd.html&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> ===Free time===<br /> <br /> On off days, Obama would reportedly browse bookstores like the [[Strand]] and a Barnes &amp; Noble that apparently once operated across from Columbia. He also went to museums, such as the [[Met]] and the [[Guggenheim]]. <br /> <br /> Boerner remembers their discussions of John Rawls&#039;s &lt;i&gt;A Theory of Justice&lt;/i&gt; in particular. They also listened to reggae. <br /> <br /> Like many Columbia students, Obama partook of breakfast at [[Tom&#039;s Diner]] and beers at [[The West End]].<br /> <br /> ===Formation of views===<br /> <br /> The racist and anti-Semitic graffiti he sometimes encountered on bathroom walls on campus (how times never change!) helped Obama form his ideas about race and class. He wrote of &quot;the almost mathematical precision with which America’s race and class problems joined; the depth, the ferocity, of resulting tribal wars; the bile that flowed freely not just out on the streets but in the stalls of Columbia’s bathrooms as well&quot;.&lt;ref&gt;&#039;&#039;Dreams from My Father&#039;&#039;&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> According to Phil Boerner, Obama &quot;could get pretty emotional about sports, food and injustice&quot; at the time.<br /> <br /> ==Recent relationship with Columbia==<br /> <br /> Many Columbia students [[w:The Audacity of Hope|audaciously hoped]] he would win the Democratic primary and the national election. Obama, however, appeared to tend to forget or ignore his Columbia affiliation, preferring to mention that he attended [[Harvard|Harvard Law School]]. He has repeatedly turned down requests to be the [[Class Day]] speaker in recent years, as well as general requests to appear from the [[College Democrats]]. <br /> <br /> He did, however, note that Columbia was his alma mater while visiting during the [[ServiceNation Presidential Candidates Forum]], and sent a letter to the attendees of the Class of 1983&#039;s 25th reunion gathering. Obama&#039;s 2009 tax filings revealed what may be stirrings of latent loyalty to the institution: Obama donated $1,000 to Columbia that fiscal year, giving nothing to Harvard. <br /> <br /> ==Other Columbia coincidences==<br /> <br /> In his primary fight to become the Democratic nominee, Obama faced, among others, [[GS]] alum [[Mike Gravel]]. His Republican opponent was [[John McCain]], a former [[Class Day]] speaker whose daughter, [[Meghan McCain]], was CC&#039;07. In the general election, he also faced tickets with [[Wayne Allen Root]], also CC&#039;83, the Libertarian Party vice presidential nominee, and independent vice presidential candidate [[Matt Gonzalez]] CC&#039;87.<br /> <br /> Following his victory, Obama nominated [[Eric Holder]] CC&#039;73 for Attorney General and [[Julius Genachowski]] CC&#039;85 chairman of the FCC. [[Judd Gregg]] CC&#039;69 was later nominated as Commerce Secretary.<br /> <br /> ==Revisionism and Obama&#039;s Columbia Years==<br /> As with the `birther&#039; movement&#039;s obsession with the veracity of Obama&#039;s birth records, occasional hoaxes and misinformation are promulgated surrounding his time at Columbia or a fictitious ``thesis&quot; written while a student&lt;ref&gt;http://www.nydailynews.com/news/politics/2009/10/25/2009-10-25_limbaugh_falls_for_obama_thesis_hoax__but_is_in_no_rush_to_apologize.html&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> ==References==<br /> &lt;references /&gt;<br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> *[http://www.college.columbia.edu/cct_archive/jan05/cover.php Columbia College Today profile of Obama]<br /> *[http://www.nytimes.com/2007/10/30/us/politics/30obama.html NYT article on Obama&#039;s years at Columbia and subsequent time in New York]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Columbia College alumni|Obama, Barack]]<br /> [[Category:Class of 1983|Obama, Barack]]<br /> [[Category:Political science majors|Obama, Barack]]<br /> [[Category:U.S. Presidents|Obama, Barack]]<br /> [[Category:Nobel Prize winners|Obama, Barack]]</div>

Foobar https://www.wikicu.com/index.php?title=Barack_Obama&diff=30652 2009-10-25T22:23:50Z

<p>Foobar: Unprotected &quot;Barack Obama&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>{{wp-also}}<br /> <br /> [[Image:Obamany.jpg|thumb|right|Obama the Columbia undergrad, visiting [[Central Park]] ]]<br /> <br /> &#039;&#039;&#039;Barack Obama&#039;&#039;&#039; [[Columbia College|CC]] &#039;[[1983|83]], is the 44th and current President of the United States. A former US Senator from [[w:Illinois|Illinois]], he is the first African-American and the first Columbia graduate to hold the nation&#039;s highest office.<br /> <br /> Obama is the first attendee of [[Columbia College]] and the first graduate of any Columbia school&lt;ref&gt;[[Theodore Roosevelt]] and [[Franklin Delano Roosevelt]] both attended [[Columbia Law School]], but neither graduated, as you only needed to pass the bar after 2 years of school to practice law. One Roosevelt dropped out after passing the bar, the other after being elected to the NY State Assembly. [[Dwight Eisenhower]] never attended Columbia, but rather served as a somewhat absentee President of the University while biding his time to run for the Presidency.&lt;/ref&gt;, to occupy the Oval Office. Obama was also the first Columbia College alumnus to be nominated by a major modern party ticket, and the first CC alum to be a major party nominee since the Federalists nominated [[DeWitt Clinton]] in [[1812]]. <br /> <br /> He is the second Columbia alumnus to win a [[Nobel Prize|Nobel Peace Prize]], after [[Nicholas Murray Butler]] in [[1931]]. [[Theodore Roosevelt]] also won a Peace Prize, but is not formally an alumnus. <br /> <br /> Obama maintains a somewhat distant relationship to Columbia today. While he has turned down invitations to official Columbia events and appeared to deemphasize his Columbia years in the course of his campaign, Obama has sent personal notes to alumni of his class and is a donor to the university.<br /> <br /> ==Columbia years==<br /> <br /> [[Image:Obamasiddiqi.jpg|thumb|right|Obama with his Pakistani friend Sohale Siddiqi in Obama&#039;s 109th St. apartment, 1981]]<br /> <br /> [[Image:Obama109.jpg|thumb|right|The apartment building on 109th St. where Obama lived with [[Phil Boerner]] in 1981]]<br /> <br /> [[Image:Obamaboerner.jpg|thumb|right|Photo by Obama of his friend Phil Boerner in their apartment on 109th St., Fall 1981.]]<br /> <br /> [[Image:Obama tenement.jpg|thumb|right|The East Harlem tenement where Obama lived during most of his time at Columbia]]<br /> <br /> [[Image:Obamastudent.jpg|thumb|right|Obama in the winter of 1981]]<br /> <br /> [[Image:Obama grandparents.jpg|thumb|right|Obama gets a visit from his grandparents during his Columbia years]]<br /> <br /> Obama [[transfer student|transferred]] to CC from [[w:Occidental College|Occidental College]] which (poor place) is even more rarely mentioned by the President. At Occidental, Obama wrote, he had been into partying and drugs. He hoped the move to New York, and Columbia, would put him on a more serious track. <br /> <br /> ===Accommodations===<br /> <br /> Columbia at that time barred transfer students from its limited supply of campus housing, so Obama lived off campus. He claims to have spent his first night sleeping in an alley near the corner of 109th and [[Amsterdam Avenue]] and washing with the homeless next to an open fire hydrant, as he had arrived too late to be let in to the apartment he had found, #3E, 142 W. 109th St., between Amsterdam and Columbus.<br /> <br /> The next day he moved into the apartment with fellow Occidental College transfer [[Phil Boerner]] in the fall of [[1981]]. Boerner, who remained Obama&#039;s friend throughout his college years, describes the apartment as a third story walkup with a railroad layout and a missing doorbell. It had a walkthrough layout, and Boerner had to walk through Obama&#039;s room to get to his own. The heating frequently failed, one of the reasons Obama wound up spending so much time in [[Butler Library]]. At other times, the two roommates read their books under blankets. Their hot water was also irregular, and they often made use of the Columbia gym showers. They frequently hosted guests from their Occidental days, and Obama was reportedly a gracious host, doing grocery shopping and making chicken curry (which he&#039;d learned to cook from Pakistani friend Sohale Siddiqi).&lt;ref&gt;http://www.college.columbia.edu/cct/jan_feb09/alumni_corner&lt;/ref&gt;&lt;ref&gt;http://cityroom.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/01/20/recollections-of-obamas-ex-roommate/&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> After their first semester, Obama tried to find a better apartment for himself and his friend, but was only able to locate a studio. He eventually moved into a walkup at #6A, 339 E. 94th St., in [[Yorkville]], where he would &quot;chat with his Puerto Rican neighbors about...the sound of gunfire at night&quot;.&lt;ref&gt;http://cityroom.blogs.nytimes.com/2008/01/30/where-obama-lived-in-1980s-new-york/&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> ===Academics===<br /> <br /> When he was on campus, he concentrated on academic work, spending most of his time in [[Butler Library]] &quot;like a monk&quot;, and made few friends. He also took up jogging (around [[Central Park]]) and &quot;stopped getting high&quot;. Still, he had time for the occasional beer, and enjoyed watching sports. <br /> <br /> He majored in [[Political Science Department|PoliSci]], and concentrated in &quot;International Relations,&quot; (now [[International Politics]] - this is a subfield of the PoliSci major and should not be confused with a &quot;[[concentration]],&quot; the Columbia term that substitutes for what most schools term a &quot;minor&quot;). Obama&#039;s professors and classmates, including former international politics professor Michael Baron and current MTV president Michael Wolf, confirm that he was a brilliant, standout student and that he was an active participant in seminars. Baron said he was one of the top one or two students in his class. Despite this, Obama continually declines requests to release his Columbia transcript.<br /> <br /> Sources first differed on whether he wrote his senior thesis on Soviet nuclear disarmament&lt;ref&gt;http://www.columbiaspectator.com/?q=node/28631&lt;/ref&gt; or the North-South debate on trade and the &quot;new international economic order&quot;&lt;ref&gt;http://www.nytimes.com/2007/11/04/magazine/04obama-t.html&lt;/ref&gt;. Later, it emerged that he had not really written an official thesis at all: students were not required to do so at the time, and what was considered his &quot;thesis&quot; was really a long seminar paper. Obama wrote his for Prof. Baron&#039;s American Foreign Policy class. A search has been launched&lt;ref&gt;http://www.bwog.net/articles/obama_s_schoolwork_verily_a_mystery&lt;/ref&gt; for a copy of the paper, which was confirmed to have been on the topic of Soviet disarmament. Baron, Obama&#039;s de facto &quot;thesis&quot; advisor, is now retired to Florida, and claims to have lost his copy of the paper in a move some time ago.<br /> <br /> It has been reported that Obama graduated without honors&lt;ref&gt;http://www.nysun.com/new-york/obamas-years-at-columbia-are-a-mystery/85015/&lt;/ref&gt;, but if the policies then were the same as they are today, he would not have been eligible for [[Latin honors]], because he spent only two years in the college. After graduation, Obama hoped to become a community organizer, but could not find work as one, and joined a consulting firm instead.<br /> <br /> ===Extracurriculars===<br /> <br /> In spring 1983, Obama wrote at least one article for the now defunct campus publication &#039;&#039;[[Sundial (magazine)|Sundial]]&#039;&#039;, a discussion of the aims and methods of campus anti-war groups.&lt;ref&gt;http://www.politico.com/static/PPM116_obamaessay.html &lt;/ref&gt; His friend Phil Boerner explains that during this period, Obama wanted to be writer rather than a politician. <br /> <br /> Obama also claims to have participated to some extent in anti-apartheid activities with the [[Black Students Organization]].<br /> <br /> At one point he worked selling subscriptions to &#039;&#039;[[The New York Times]]&#039;&#039; to pay Columbia&#039;s tuition costs.&lt;ref&gt;http://www.nytimes.com/2009/05/10/opinion/10dowd.html&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> ===Free time===<br /> <br /> On off days, Obama would reportedly browse bookstores like the [[Strand]] and a Barnes &amp; Noble that apparently once operated across from Columbia. He also went to museums, such as the [[Met]] and the [[Guggenheim]]. <br /> <br /> Boerner remembers their discussions of John Rawls&#039;s &lt;i&gt;A Theory of Justice&lt;/i&gt; in particular. They also listened to reggae. <br /> <br /> Like many Columbia students, Obama partook of breakfast at [[Tom&#039;s Diner]] and beers at [[The West End]].<br /> <br /> ===Formation of views===<br /> <br /> The racist and anti-Semitic graffiti he sometimes encountered on bathroom walls on campus (how times never change!) helped Obama form his ideas about race and class. He wrote of &quot;the almost mathematical precision with which America’s race and class problems joined; the depth, the ferocity, of resulting tribal wars; the bile that flowed freely not just out on the streets but in the stalls of Columbia’s bathrooms as well&quot;.&lt;ref&gt;&#039;&#039;Dreams from My Father&#039;&#039;&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> According to Phil Boerner, Obama &quot;could get pretty emotional about sports, food and injustice&quot; at the time.<br /> <br /> ==Recent relationship with Columbia==<br /> <br /> Many Columbia students [[w:The Audacity of Hope|audaciously hoped]] he would win the Democratic primary and the national election. Obama, however, appeared to tend to forget or ignore his Columbia affiliation, preferring to mention that he attended [[Harvard|Harvard Law School]]. He has repeatedly turned down requests to be the [[Class Day]] speaker in recent years, as well as general requests to appear from the [[College Democrats]]. <br /> <br /> He did, however, note that Columbia was his alma mater while visiting during the [[ServiceNation Presidential Candidates Forum]], and sent a letter to the attendees of the Class of 1983&#039;s 25th reunion gathering. Obama&#039;s 2009 tax filings revealed what may be stirrings of latent loyalty to the institution: Obama donated $1,000 to Columbia that fiscal year, giving nothing to Harvard. <br /> <br /> ==Other Columbia coincidences==<br /> <br /> In his primary fight to become the Democratic nominee, Obama faced, among others, [[GS]] alum [[Mike Gravel]]. His Republican opponent was [[John McCain]], a former [[Class Day]] speaker whose daughter, [[Meghan McCain]], was CC&#039;07. In the general election, he also faced tickets with [[Wayne Allen Root]], also CC&#039;83, the Libertarian Party vice presidential nominee, and independent vice presidential candidate [[Matt Gonzalez]] CC&#039;87.<br /> <br /> Following his victory, Obama nominated [[Eric Holder]] CC&#039;73 for Attorney General and [[Julius Genachowski]] CC&#039;85 chairman of the FCC. [[Judd Gregg]] CC&#039;69 was later nominated as Commerce Secretary.<br /> <br /> ==References==<br /> &lt;references /&gt;<br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> *[http://www.college.columbia.edu/cct_archive/jan05/cover.php Columbia College Today profile of Obama]<br /> *[http://www.nytimes.com/2007/10/30/us/politics/30obama.html NYT article on Obama&#039;s years at Columbia and subsequent time in New York]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Columbia College alumni|Obama, Barack]]<br /> [[Category:Class of 1983|Obama, Barack]]<br /> [[Category:Political science majors|Obama, Barack]]<br /> [[Category:U.S. Presidents|Obama, Barack]]<br /> [[Category:Nobel Prize winners|Obama, Barack]]</div>

Foobar https://www.wikicu.com/index.php?title=Barack_Obama&diff=30650 2009-10-24T23:36:57Z

<p>Foobar: Protected &quot;Barack Obama&quot;: batshit insane rush limbaugh fan repeat valdalzing [edit=autoconfirmed:move=autoconfirmed] (expires 00:00, 9 January 2011 (UTC))</p> <hr /> <div>{{wp-also}}<br /> <br /> [[Image:Obamany.jpg|thumb|right|Obama the Columbia undergrad, visiting [[Central Park]] ]]<br /> <br /> &#039;&#039;&#039;Barack Obama&#039;&#039;&#039; [[Columbia College|CC]] &#039;[[1983|83]], is the 44th and current President of the United States. A former US Senator from [[w:Illinois|Illinois]], he is the first African-American and the first Columbia graduate to hold the nation&#039;s highest office.<br /> <br /> Obama is the first attendee of [[Columbia College]] and the first graduate of any Columbia school&lt;ref&gt;[[Theodore Roosevelt]] and [[Franklin Delano Roosevelt]] both attended [[Columbia Law School]], but neither graduated, as you only needed to pass the bar after 2 years of school to practice law. One Roosevelt dropped out after passing the bar, the other after being elected to the NY State Assembly. [[Dwight Eisenhower]] never attended Columbia, but rather served as a somewhat absentee President of the University while biding his time to run for the Presidency.&lt;/ref&gt;, to occupy the Oval Office. Obama was also the first Columbia College alumnus to be nominated by a major modern party ticket, and the first CC alum to be a major party nominee since the Federalists nominated [[DeWitt Clinton]] in [[1812]]. <br /> <br /> He is the second Columbia alumnus to win a [[Nobel Prize|Nobel Peace Prize]], after [[Nicholas Murray Butler]] in [[1931]]. [[Theodore Roosevelt]] also won a Peace Prize, but is not formally an alumnus. <br /> <br /> Obama maintains a somewhat distant relationship to Columbia today. While he has turned down invitations to official Columbia events and appeared to deemphasize his Columbia years in the course of his campaign, Obama has sent personal notes to alumni of his class and is a donor to the university.<br /> <br /> ==Columbia years==<br /> <br /> [[Image:Obamasiddiqi.jpg|thumb|right|Obama with his Pakistani friend Sohale Siddiqi in Obama&#039;s 109th St. apartment, 1981]]<br /> <br /> [[Image:Obama109.jpg|thumb|right|The apartment building on 109th St. where Obama lived with [[Phil Boerner]] in 1981]]<br /> <br /> [[Image:Obamaboerner.jpg|thumb|right|Photo by Obama of his friend Phil Boerner in their apartment on 109th St., Fall 1981.]]<br /> <br /> [[Image:Obama tenement.jpg|thumb|right|The East Harlem tenement where Obama lived during most of his time at Columbia]]<br /> <br /> [[Image:Obamastudent.jpg|thumb|right|Obama in the winter of 1981]]<br /> <br /> [[Image:Obama grandparents.jpg|thumb|right|Obama gets a visit from his grandparents during his Columbia years]]<br /> <br /> Obama [[transfer student|transferred]] to CC from [[w:Occidental College|Occidental College]] which (poor place) is even more rarely mentioned by the President. At Occidental, Obama wrote, he had been into partying and drugs. He hoped the move to New York, and Columbia, would put him on a more serious track. <br /> <br /> ===Accommodations===<br /> <br /> Columbia at that time barred transfer students from its limited supply of campus housing, so Obama lived off campus. He claims to have spent his first night sleeping in an alley near the corner of 109th and [[Amsterdam Avenue]] and washing with the homeless next to an open fire hydrant, as he had arrived too late to be let in to the apartment he had found, #3E, 142 W. 109th St., between Amsterdam and Columbus.<br /> <br /> The next day he moved into the apartment with fellow Occidental College transfer [[Phil Boerner]] in the fall of [[1981]]. Boerner, who remained Obama&#039;s friend throughout his college years, describes the apartment as a third story walkup with a railroad layout and a missing doorbell. It had a walkthrough layout, and Boerner had to walk through Obama&#039;s room to get to his own. The heating frequently failed, one of the reasons Obama wound up spending so much time in [[Butler Library]]. At other times, the two roommates read their books under blankets. Their hot water was also irregular, and they often made use of the Columbia gym showers. They frequently hosted guests from their Occidental days, and Obama was reportedly a gracious host, doing grocery shopping and making chicken curry (which he&#039;d learned to cook from Pakistani friend Sohale Siddiqi).&lt;ref&gt;http://www.college.columbia.edu/cct/jan_feb09/alumni_corner&lt;/ref&gt;&lt;ref&gt;http://cityroom.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/01/20/recollections-of-obamas-ex-roommate/&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> After their first semester, Obama tried to find a better apartment for himself and his friend, but was only able to locate a studio. He eventually moved into a walkup at #6A, 339 E. 94th St., in [[Yorkville]], where he would &quot;chat with his Puerto Rican neighbors about...the sound of gunfire at night&quot;.&lt;ref&gt;http://cityroom.blogs.nytimes.com/2008/01/30/where-obama-lived-in-1980s-new-york/&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> ===Academics===<br /> <br /> When he was on campus, he concentrated on academic work, spending most of his time in [[Butler Library]] &quot;like a monk&quot;, and made few friends. He also took up jogging (around [[Central Park]]) and &quot;stopped getting high&quot;. Still, he had time for the occasional beer, and enjoyed watching sports. <br /> <br /> He majored in [[Political Science Department|PoliSci]], and concentrated in &quot;International Relations,&quot; (now [[International Politics]] - this is a subfield of the PoliSci major and should not be confused with a &quot;[[concentration]],&quot; the Columbia term that substitutes for what most schools term a &quot;minor&quot;). Obama&#039;s professors and classmates, including former international politics professor Michael Baron and current MTV president Michael Wolf, confirm that he was a brilliant, standout student and that he was an active participant in seminars. Baron said he was one of the top one or two students in his class. Despite this, Obama continually declines requests to release his Columbia transcript.<br /> <br /> Sources first differed on whether he wrote his senior thesis on Soviet nuclear disarmament&lt;ref&gt;http://www.columbiaspectator.com/?q=node/28631&lt;/ref&gt; or the North-South debate on trade and the &quot;new international economic order&quot;&lt;ref&gt;http://www.nytimes.com/2007/11/04/magazine/04obama-t.html&lt;/ref&gt;. Later, it emerged that he had not really written an official thesis at all: students were not required to do so at the time, and what was considered his &quot;thesis&quot; was really a long seminar paper. Obama wrote his for Prof. Baron&#039;s American Foreign Policy class. A search has been launched&lt;ref&gt;http://www.bwog.net/articles/obama_s_schoolwork_verily_a_mystery&lt;/ref&gt; for a copy of the paper, which was confirmed to have been on the topic of Soviet disarmament. Baron, Obama&#039;s de facto &quot;thesis&quot; advisor, is now retired to Florida, and claims to have lost his copy of the paper in a move some time ago.<br /> <br /> It has been reported that Obama graduated without honors&lt;ref&gt;http://www.nysun.com/new-york/obamas-years-at-columbia-are-a-mystery/85015/&lt;/ref&gt;, but if the policies then were the same as they are today, he would not have been eligible for [[Latin honors]], because he spent only two years in the college. After graduation, Obama hoped to become a community organizer, but could not find work as one, and joined a consulting firm instead.<br /> <br /> ===Extracurriculars===<br /> <br /> In spring 1983, Obama wrote at least one article for the now defunct campus publication &#039;&#039;[[Sundial (magazine)|Sundial]]&#039;&#039;, a discussion of the aims and methods of campus anti-war groups.&lt;ref&gt;http://www.politico.com/static/PPM116_obamaessay.html &lt;/ref&gt; His friend Phil Boerner explains that during this period, Obama wanted to be writer rather than a politician. <br /> <br /> Obama also claims to have participated to some extent in anti-apartheid activities with the [[Black Students Organization]].<br /> <br /> At one point he worked selling subscriptions to &#039;&#039;[[The New York Times]]&#039;&#039; to pay Columbia&#039;s tuition costs.&lt;ref&gt;http://www.nytimes.com/2009/05/10/opinion/10dowd.html&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> ===Free time===<br /> <br /> On off days, Obama would reportedly browse bookstores like the [[Strand]] and a Barnes &amp; Noble that apparently once operated across from Columbia. He also went to museums, such as the [[Met]] and the [[Guggenheim]]. <br /> <br /> Boerner remembers their discussions of John Rawls&#039;s &lt;i&gt;A Theory of Justice&lt;/i&gt; in particular. They also listened to reggae. <br /> <br /> Like many Columbia students, Obama partook of breakfast at [[Tom&#039;s Diner]] and beers at [[The West End]].<br /> <br /> ===Formation of views===<br /> <br /> The racist and anti-Semitic graffiti he sometimes encountered on bathroom walls on campus (how times never change!) helped Obama form his ideas about race and class. He wrote of &quot;the almost mathematical precision with which America’s race and class problems joined; the depth, the ferocity, of resulting tribal wars; the bile that flowed freely not just out on the streets but in the stalls of Columbia’s bathrooms as well&quot;.&lt;ref&gt;&#039;&#039;Dreams from My Father&#039;&#039;&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> According to Phil Boerner, Obama &quot;could get pretty emotional about sports, food and injustice&quot; at the time.<br /> <br /> ==Recent relationship with Columbia==<br /> <br /> Many Columbia students [[w:The Audacity of Hope|audaciously hoped]] he would win the Democratic primary and the national election. Obama, however, appeared to tend to forget or ignore his Columbia affiliation, preferring to mention that he attended [[Harvard|Harvard Law School]]. He has repeatedly turned down requests to be the [[Class Day]] speaker in recent years, as well as general requests to appear from the [[College Democrats]]. <br /> <br /> He did, however, note that Columbia was his alma mater while visiting during the [[ServiceNation Presidential Candidates Forum]], and sent a letter to the attendees of the Class of 1983&#039;s 25th reunion gathering. Obama&#039;s 2009 tax filings revealed what may be stirrings of latent loyalty to the institution: Obama donated $1,000 to Columbia that fiscal year, giving nothing to Harvard. <br /> <br /> ==Other Columbia coincidences==<br /> <br /> In his primary fight to become the Democratic nominee, Obama faced, among others, [[GS]] alum [[Mike Gravel]]. His Republican opponent was [[John McCain]], a former [[Class Day]] speaker whose daughter, [[Meghan McCain]], was CC&#039;07. In the general election, he also faced tickets with [[Wayne Allen Root]], also CC&#039;83, the Libertarian Party vice presidential nominee, and independent vice presidential candidate [[Matt Gonzalez]] CC&#039;87.<br /> <br /> Following his victory, Obama nominated [[Eric Holder]] CC&#039;73 for Attorney General and [[Julius Genachowski]] CC&#039;85 chairman of the FCC. [[Judd Gregg]] CC&#039;69 was later nominated as Commerce Secretary.<br /> <br /> ==References==<br /> &lt;references /&gt;<br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> *[http://www.college.columbia.edu/cct_archive/jan05/cover.php Columbia College Today profile of Obama]<br /> *[http://www.nytimes.com/2007/10/30/us/politics/30obama.html NYT article on Obama&#039;s years at Columbia and subsequent time in New York]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Columbia College alumni|Obama, Barack]]<br /> [[Category:Class of 1983|Obama, Barack]]<br /> [[Category:Political science majors|Obama, Barack]]<br /> [[Category:U.S. Presidents|Obama, Barack]]<br /> [[Category:Nobel Prize winners|Obama, Barack]]</div>

Foobar https://www.wikicu.com/index.php?title=Barack_Obama&diff=30598 2009-10-23T23:37:45Z

<p>Foobar: Reverted edits by 74.76.227.8 (Talk); changed back to last version by Pacman</p> <hr /> <div>{{wp-also}}<br /> <br /> [[Image:Obamany.jpg|thumb|right|Obama the Columbia undergrad, visiting [[Central Park]] ]]<br /> <br /> &#039;&#039;&#039;Barack Obama&#039;&#039;&#039; [[Columbia College|CC]] &#039;[[1983|83]], is the 44th and current President of the United States. A former US Senator from [[w:Illinois|Illinois]], he is the first African-American and the first Columbia graduate to hold the nation&#039;s highest office.<br /> <br /> Obama is the first attendee of [[Columbia College]] and the first graduate of any Columbia school&lt;ref&gt;[[Theodore Roosevelt]] and [[Franklin Delano Roosevelt]] both attended [[Columbia Law School]], but neither graduated, as you only needed to pass the bar after 2 years of school to practice law. One Roosevelt dropped out after passing the bar, the other after being elected to the NY State Assembly. [[Dwight Eisenhower]] never attended Columbia, but rather served as a somewhat absentee President of the University while biding his time to run for the Presidency.&lt;/ref&gt;, to occupy the Oval Office. Obama was also the first Columbia College alumnus to be nominated by a major modern party ticket, and the first CC alum to be a major party nominee since the Federalists nominated [[DeWitt Clinton]] in [[1812]]. <br /> <br /> He is the second Columbia alumnus to win a [[Nobel Prize|Nobel Peace Prize]], after [[Nicholas Murray Butler]] in [[1931]]. [[Theodore Roosevelt]] also won a Peace Prize, but is not formally an alumnus. <br /> <br /> Obama maintains a somewhat distant relationship to Columbia today. While he has turned down invitations to official Columbia events and appeared to deemphasize his Columbia years in the course of his campaign, Obama has sent personal notes to alumni of his class and is a donor to the university.<br /> <br /> ==Columbia years==<br /> <br /> [[Image:Obamasiddiqi.jpg|thumb|right|Obama with his Pakistani friend Sohale Siddiqi in Obama&#039;s 109th St. apartment, 1981]]<br /> <br /> [[Image:Obama109.jpg|thumb|right|The apartment building on 109th St. where Obama lived with [[Phil Boerner]] in 1981]]<br /> <br /> [[Image:Obamaboerner.jpg|thumb|right|Photo by Obama of his friend Phil Boerner in their apartment on 109th St., Fall 1981.]]<br /> <br /> [[Image:Obama tenement.jpg|thumb|right|The East Harlem tenement where Obama lived during most of his time at Columbia]]<br /> <br /> [[Image:Obamastudent.jpg|thumb|right|Obama in the winter of 1981]]<br /> <br /> [[Image:Obama grandparents.jpg|thumb|right|Obama gets a visit from his grandparents during his Columbia years]]<br /> <br /> Obama [[transfer student|transferred]] to CC from [[w:Occidental College|Occidental College]] which (poor place) is even more rarely mentioned by the President. At Occidental, Obama wrote, he had been into partying and drugs. He hoped the move to New York, and Columbia, would put him on a more serious track. <br /> <br /> ===Accommodations===<br /> <br /> Columbia at that time barred transfer students from its limited supply of campus housing, so Obama lived off campus. He claims to have spent his first night sleeping in an alley near the corner of 109th and [[Amsterdam Avenue]] and washing with the homeless next to an open fire hydrant, as he had arrived too late to be let in to the apartment he had found, #3E, 142 W. 109th St., between Amsterdam and Columbus.<br /> <br /> The next day he moved into the apartment with fellow Occidental College transfer [[Phil Boerner]] in the fall of [[1981]]. Boerner, who remained Obama&#039;s friend throughout his college years, describes the apartment as a third story walkup with a railroad layout and a missing doorbell. It had a walkthrough layout, and Boerner had to walk through Obama&#039;s room to get to his own. The heating frequently failed, one of the reasons Obama wound up spending so much time in [[Butler Library]]. At other times, the two roommates read their books under blankets. Their hot water was also irregular, and they often made use of the Columbia gym showers. They frequently hosted guests from their Occidental days, and Obama was reportedly a gracious host, doing grocery shopping and making chicken curry (which he&#039;d learned to cook from Pakistani friend Sohale Siddiqi).&lt;ref&gt;http://www.college.columbia.edu/cct/jan_feb09/alumni_corner&lt;/ref&gt;&lt;ref&gt;http://cityroom.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/01/20/recollections-of-obamas-ex-roommate/&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> After their first semester, Obama tried to find a better apartment for himself and his friend, but was only able to locate a studio. He eventually moved into a walkup at #6A, 339 E. 94th St., in [[Yorkville]], where he would &quot;chat with his Puerto Rican neighbors about...the sound of gunfire at night&quot;.&lt;ref&gt;http://cityroom.blogs.nytimes.com/2008/01/30/where-obama-lived-in-1980s-new-york/&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> ===Academics===<br /> <br /> When he was on campus, he concentrated on academic work, spending most of his time in [[Butler Library]] &quot;like a monk&quot;, and made few friends. He also took up jogging (around [[Central Park]]) and &quot;stopped getting high&quot;. Still, he had time for the occasional beer, and enjoyed watching sports. <br /> <br /> He majored in [[Political Science Department|PoliSci]], and concentrated in &quot;International Relations,&quot; (now [[International Politics]] - this is a subfield of the PoliSci major and should not be confused with a &quot;[[concentration]],&quot; the Columbia term that substitutes for what most schools term a &quot;minor&quot;). Obama&#039;s professors and classmates, including former international politics professor Michael Baron and current MTV president Michael Wolf, confirm that he was a brilliant, standout student and that he was an active participant in seminars. Baron said he was one of the top one or two students in his class. Despite this, Obama continually declines requests to release his Columbia transcript.<br /> <br /> Sources first differed on whether he wrote his senior thesis on Soviet nuclear disarmament&lt;ref&gt;http://www.columbiaspectator.com/?q=node/28631&lt;/ref&gt; or the North-South debate on trade and the &quot;new international economic order&quot;&lt;ref&gt;http://www.nytimes.com/2007/11/04/magazine/04obama-t.html&lt;/ref&gt;. Later, it emerged that he had not really written an official thesis at all: students were not required to do so at the time, and what was considered his &quot;thesis&quot; was really a long seminar paper. Obama wrote his for Prof. Baron&#039;s American Foreign Policy class. A search has been launched&lt;ref&gt;http://www.bwog.net/articles/obama_s_schoolwork_verily_a_mystery&lt;/ref&gt; for a copy of the paper, which was confirmed to have been on the topic of Soviet disarmament. Baron, Obama&#039;s de facto &quot;thesis&quot; advisor, is now retired to Florida, and claims to have lost his copy of the paper in a move some time ago.<br /> <br /> It has been reported that Obama graduated without honors&lt;ref&gt;http://www.nysun.com/new-york/obamas-years-at-columbia-are-a-mystery/85015/&lt;/ref&gt;, but if the policies then were the same as they are today, he would not have been eligible for [[Latin honors]], because he spent only two years in the college. After graduation, Obama hoped to become a community organizer, but could not find work as one, and joined a consulting firm instead.<br /> <br /> ===Extracurriculars===<br /> <br /> In spring 1983, Obama wrote at least one article for the now defunct campus publication &#039;&#039;[[Sundial (magazine)|Sundial]]&#039;&#039;, a discussion of the aims and methods of campus anti-war groups.&lt;ref&gt;http://www.politico.com/static/PPM116_obamaessay.html &lt;/ref&gt; His friend Phil Boerner explains that during this period, Obama wanted to be writer rather than a politician. <br /> <br /> Obama also claims to have participated to some extent in anti-apartheid activities with the [[Black Students Organization]].<br /> <br /> At one point he worked selling subscriptions to &#039;&#039;[[The New York Times]]&#039;&#039; to pay Columbia&#039;s tuition costs.&lt;ref&gt;http://www.nytimes.com/2009/05/10/opinion/10dowd.html&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> ===Free time===<br /> <br /> On off days, Obama would reportedly browse bookstores like the [[Strand]] and a Barnes &amp; Noble that apparently once operated across from Columbia. He also went to museums, such as the [[Met]] and the [[Guggenheim]]. <br /> <br /> Boerner remembers their discussions of John Rawls&#039;s &lt;i&gt;A Theory of Justice&lt;/i&gt; in particular. They also listened to reggae. <br /> <br /> Like many Columbia students, Obama partook of breakfast at [[Tom&#039;s Diner]] and beers at [[The West End]].<br /> <br /> ===Formation of views===<br /> <br /> The racist and anti-Semitic graffiti he sometimes encountered on bathroom walls on campus (how times never change!) helped Obama form his ideas about race and class. He wrote of &quot;the almost mathematical precision with which America’s race and class problems joined; the depth, the ferocity, of resulting tribal wars; the bile that flowed freely not just out on the streets but in the stalls of Columbia’s bathrooms as well&quot;.&lt;ref&gt;&#039;&#039;Dreams from My Father&#039;&#039;&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> According to Phil Boerner, Obama &quot;could get pretty emotional about sports, food and injustice&quot; at the time.<br /> <br /> ==Recent relationship with Columbia==<br /> <br /> Many Columbia students [[w:The Audacity of Hope|audaciously hoped]] he would win the Democratic primary and the national election. Obama, however, appeared to tend to forget or ignore his Columbia affiliation, preferring to mention that he attended [[Harvard|Harvard Law School]]. He has repeatedly turned down requests to be the [[Class Day]] speaker in recent years, as well as general requests to appear from the [[College Democrats]]. <br /> <br /> He did, however, note that Columbia was his alma mater while visiting during the [[ServiceNation Presidential Candidates Forum]], and sent a letter to the attendees of the Class of 1983&#039;s 25th reunion gathering. Obama&#039;s 2009 tax filings revealed what may be stirrings of latent loyalty to the institution: Obama donated $1,000 to Columbia that fiscal year, giving nothing to Harvard. <br /> <br /> ==Other Columbia coincidences==<br /> <br /> In his primary fight to become the Democratic nominee, Obama faced, among others, [[GS]] alum [[Mike Gravel]]. His Republican opponent was [[John McCain]], a former [[Class Day]] speaker whose daughter, [[Meghan McCain]], was CC&#039;07. In the general election, he also faced tickets with [[Wayne Allen Root]], also CC&#039;83, the Libertarian Party vice presidential nominee, and independent vice presidential candidate [[Matt Gonzalez]] CC&#039;87.<br /> <br /> Following his victory, Obama nominated [[Eric Holder]] CC&#039;73 for Attorney General and [[Julius Genachowski]] CC&#039;85 chairman of the FCC. [[Judd Gregg]] CC&#039;69 was later nominated as Commerce Secretary.<br /> <br /> ==References==<br /> &lt;references /&gt;<br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> *[http://www.college.columbia.edu/cct_archive/jan05/cover.php Columbia College Today profile of Obama]<br /> *[http://www.nytimes.com/2007/10/30/us/politics/30obama.html NYT article on Obama&#039;s years at Columbia and subsequent time in New York]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Columbia College alumni|Obama, Barack]]<br /> [[Category:Class of 1983|Obama, Barack]]<br /> [[Category:Political science majors|Obama, Barack]]<br /> [[Category:U.S. Presidents|Obama, Barack]]<br /> [[Category:Nobel Prize winners|Obama, Barack]]</div>

Foobar https://www.wikicu.com/index.php?title=Talk:Barnard_College&diff=30481 2009-10-07T07:50:24Z

<p>Foobar: </p> <hr /> <div>== issues ==<br /> If this is going to be an informative site, let&#039;s keep to the facts in the main article. I&#039;m going to move the &#039;issues&#039; stuff to a specific &#039;Barnard-Columbia Relationship&#039; article where we can hash out all the details in their full glory. [[User:Absentminded|Absentminded]] 06:41, 9 March 2007 (PST)<br /> <br /> == trustees? ==<br /> is there a list of trustees somewhere online? [[User:Umlund|Umlund]] 03:33, 5 October 2007 (EDT)<br /> <br /> ==other==<br /> * Whatever Barnard is, I&#039;m pretty sure it&#039;s not a &quot;division&quot;. Same with CC, GS, and SEAS. [[User:Nateoxford|Nateoxford]] 20:38, 6 October 2009 (EDT)<br /> <br /> ** no way it is not. it is an autonomous entity with which CU has a signed agreement. HOWEVER cc, gs, and seas are divisions of CU. [[User:Foobar|Foobar]] 03:50, 7 October 2009 (EDT)<br /> <br /> *** also i took out &quot;at Columbia University&quot; in the phrase it was founded for female undergraduate students at Columbia University. this makes no sense. [[User:Foobar|Foobar]] 03:47, 7 October 2009 (EDT)<br /> <br /> **** even if it were legally accurate there was no such thing as &quot;columbia university&quot; until 1896, 7 yrs after 1889, barnard&#039;s founding (data from wikipedia) [[User:Foobar|Foobar]] 03:49, 7 October 2009 (EDT)</div>

Foobar https://www.wikicu.com/index.php?title=Talk:Barnard_College&diff=30480 2009-10-07T07:49:16Z

<p>Foobar: </p> <hr /> <div>== issues ==<br /> If this is going to be an informative site, let&#039;s keep to the facts in the main article. I&#039;m going to move the &#039;issues&#039; stuff to a specific &#039;Barnard-Columbia Relationship&#039; article where we can hash out all the details in their full glory. [[User:Absentminded|Absentminded]] 06:41, 9 March 2007 (PST)<br /> <br /> == trustees? ==<br /> is there a list of trustees somewhere online? [[User:Umlund|Umlund]] 03:33, 5 October 2007 (EDT)<br /> <br /> ==other==<br /> * Whatever Barnard is, I&#039;m pretty sure it&#039;s not a &quot;division&quot;. Same with CC, GS, and SEAS. [[User:Nateoxford|Nateoxford]] 20:38, 6 October 2009 (EDT)<br /> <br /> ** no way it is not. it is an autonomous entity with which CU has a signed agreement. [[User:Foobar|Foobar]] 03:47, 7 October 2009 (EDT)<br /> <br /> *** also i took out &quot;at Columbia University&quot; in the phrase it was founded for female undergraduate students at Columbia University. this makes no sense. [[User:Foobar|Foobar]] 03:47, 7 October 2009 (EDT)<br /> <br /> **** even if it were legally accurate there was no such thing as &quot;columbia university&quot; until 1896, 7 yrs after 1889, barnard&#039;s founding (data from wikipedia) [[User:Foobar|Foobar]] 03:49, 7 October 2009 (EDT)</div>

Foobar https://www.wikicu.com/index.php?title=Talk:Barnard_College&diff=30479 2009-10-07T07:47:05Z

<p>Foobar: </p> <hr /> <div>== issues ==<br /> If this is going to be an informative site, let&#039;s keep to the facts in the main article. I&#039;m going to move the &#039;issues&#039; stuff to a specific &#039;Barnard-Columbia Relationship&#039; article where we can hash out all the details in their full glory. [[User:Absentminded|Absentminded]] 06:41, 9 March 2007 (PST)<br /> <br /> == trustees? ==<br /> is there a list of trustees somewhere online? [[User:Umlund|Umlund]] 03:33, 5 October 2007 (EDT)<br /> <br /> ==other==<br /> * Whatever Barnard is, I&#039;m pretty sure it&#039;s not a &quot;division&quot;. Same with CC, GS, and SEAS. [[User:Nateoxford|Nateoxford]] 20:38, 6 October 2009 (EDT)<br /> <br /> ** no way it is not. it is an autonomous entity with which CU has a signed agreement. [[User:Foobar|Foobar]] 03:47, 7 October 2009 (EDT)<br /> <br /> *** also i took out &quot;at Columbia University&quot; in the phrase it was founded for female undergraduate students at Columbia University. this makes no sense. [[User:Foobar|Foobar]] 03:47, 7 October 2009 (EDT)</div>

Foobar https://www.wikicu.com/index.php?title=Barnard_College&diff=30478 2009-10-07T07:45:41Z

<p>Foobar: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Infobox school<br /> |Name=Barnard College<br /> |Image=Barnard_Seal.gif<br /> |Established=[[1889]]<br /> |Dean=President [[Deborah Spar]]<br /> |Degrees=[[BA]]<br /> |Enrollment= 2,389 students<br /> |Website=[http://www.barnard.columbia.edu/ www.barnard.columbia.edu]<br /> }}&#039;&#039;&#039;Barnard College&#039;&#039;&#039; is a women&#039;s college across [[Broadway (avenue)|Broadway]] from Columbia&#039;s [[Morningside Heights campus]]. It is part of the prestigious [[Seven Sisters]] Colleges (the other members being Radcliffe, Smith, Wellesley, Bryn Mawr, Vassar, and Mount Holyoke). It was founded in [[1889]] for female undergraduate students at a time when [[Columbia College]] accepted men only (it would become co-ed in 1983). <br /> <br /> Barnard is affiliated with the University via an [[Columbia-Barnard Intercorporate Agreement|intercorporate agreement]] negotiated between the two institutions. Barnard students can take most classes at the University (most notably, they may not take Core Curriculum classes). Barnard College degrees are conferred at University commencement, along with the three other undergraduate schools, Columbia College, the School of General Studies, the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, and with all of the other graduate divions. Barnard degrees are awarded by Columbia Univeristy&lt;ref&gt;http://www.columbia.edu/cu/opir/abstract/degrees%20and%20certificates%20awarded%202007-2008.htm&lt;/ref&gt;. <br /> <br /> Barnard College maintains its own alumni organization separate from the Columbia University Alumni Association&lt;ref&gt;https://alumni.columbia.edu/help/index.html#uni_pw_faq&lt;/ref&gt;. It owns its own undergraduate campus which is located just west of the University&#039;s main campus, between West [[116th Street|116th]] and 120th streets.<br /> <br /> Barnard has a complicated [[Columbia-Barnard Relationship|relationship]] with Columbia. <br /> <br /> For many years Barnard College was headed by a Dean, but at around the time Columbia College decided to admit women, Barnard decided to elevate to status of their highest administrator to President.<br /> <br /> ==History==<br /> <br /> On October 23, [[1890]], the &#039;&#039;[[Spec]]&#039;&#039; welcomed Barnard with this editorial:<br /> <br /> &quot;With this issue Barnard College makes her bow--we beg the young ladies&#039; pardon, her courtesy [curtsy]--to our readers. It is, for the present at least, our intention to make the news of our sister school a regular--and of course a pretty--department of our paper.<br /> <br /> In if the course of time, however, we find that our sister students, prepossessing and spirituelle though they be, are not interesting and alert, we shall indeed feel obliged to sacrifice their publicity to more pressing news!<br /> <br /> We shall, therefore, anxiously await from our correspondent the account of something &#039;real naughty and shocking&#039; to keep alive interest. We should not like to suggest a love affair with a tutor; but if such an event came to pass spontaneously in the course of time, nothing could be further from our profession of impartiality than to restrain the news of it.&quot; <br /> <br /> == Dining locations ==<br /> * [[Hewitt Dining Hall]]<br /> * [[Java City]]<br /> * [[McIntosh Student Center]]<br /> <br /> == Housing ==<br /> * [[Sulzberger]]<br /> * [[Reid]]<br /> * [[Brooks]]<br /> * [[Hewitt]]<br /> * [[600 W 116th]]<br /> * [[616 W 116th]]<br /> * [[620 W 116th]]<br /> * [[601 W 110th]]<br /> * [[Elliott]]<br /> * [[Plimpton]]<br /> * [[Cathedral Gardens]]<br /> * [[Sulzberger Tower]]<br /> <br /> == Map ==<br /> &lt;googlemap lat=&quot;40.809717&quot; lon=&quot;-73.963373&quot; type=&quot;map&quot; zoom=&quot;16&quot; width=&quot;500&quot; height=&quot;300&quot; controls=&quot;small&quot;&gt;<br /> #758bc5<br /> 40.808442, -73.964767<br /> 40.808149, -73.964038<br /> 40.810545, -73.962289<br /> 40.810862, -73.963019<br /> 40.808442, -73.964767<br /> &lt;/googlemap&gt;<br /> <br /> <br /> == External links ==<br /> * [http://www.barnard.columbia.edu/ Barnard College website]<br /> <br /> == References ==<br /> &lt;references /&gt;<br /> <br /> <br /> {{Schools}}<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Barnard College]]<br /> [[Category:Schools]]<br /> [[Category:Affiliates]]</div>

Foobar https://www.wikicu.com/index.php?title=User_talk:Certaldo&diff=30477 2009-10-07T07:42:38Z

<p>Foobar: </p> <hr /> <div>In my opinion, Barnard is not a &quot;division.&quot; If you can convince me of otherwise, then we will let your latest revision stand. Please explain why you insist on using the &quot;division&quot; terminology. Don&#039;t forget, the [[Barnard College]] main page is meant to be as factual as possible. [[User:Nateoxford|Nateoxford]] 23:17, 6 October 2009 (EDT)<br /> <br /> * it is absolutely not a division. it is an affiliate, ie an autonomous institution with which CU has a signed agreement. [[User:Foobar|Foobar]] 03:42, 7 October 2009 (EDT)</div>

Foobar https://www.wikicu.com/index.php?title=ROLM_Phone&diff=29915 2009-09-01T18:41:36Z

<p>Foobar: /* Useful underpublicized fact */</p> <hr /> <div>{{wp-also2|ROLM}}<br /> <br /> &#039;&#039;&#039;ROLM Phones&#039;&#039;&#039; make up the campus-wide phone system. Student phone numbers are 212-853-xxxx. Administration and faculty phone numbers are 212-854-xxxx. Standard ROLM Phone units have free on-campus dialing, voice mail, call forwarding, call waiting, and a one-way speaker phone.<br /> <br /> Before ROLM, there was [[CENTREX]]. Then, ROLM was installed, circa [[1988]]. But of course, as the saying goes, ROLM wasn&#039;t built in a day. Initially, the system was a useful medium for connecting members of the campus. However, ROLM phones are now generally unused by students, who opt instead for the many more convenient forms of inter-campus communication such as [[e-mail]], [[instant messaging]], and [[cell phones]].<br /> <br /> Campus wide phone messages sent to ROLM phones absolutely never contain useful information that cannot be obtained elsewhere quicker and more conveniently. A folded piece of paper tucked under the plastic faceplate is an effective way to hide the annoying red blinking light.<br /> <br /> The signature icon of the ROLM phone is the [[ROLM Phone Lady]], who supplies the voice for university announcements sent out over the system.<br /> == Contribution to Western Culture: The Little Mermaid Message ==<br /> <br /> The saga of a ROLM-phone message which was forwarded all over campus by students is difficult to explain. Fortunately there is a section of an episode of NPR&#039;s &quot;this american life&quot; devoted to explaining it (See links below).<br /> <br /> <br /> == Useful underpublicized fact ==<br /> <br /> The phone number for getting your voicemail from off campus is 854-7916. In a typically opaque CU fashion, this fact is listed nowhere on columbia&#039;s own webpages.<br /> <br /> == External links ==<br /> * [http://www.columbia.edu/cu/housing/docs/guide-to-living/campus-services/rolmphone.html Rolm Phone System on the Housing website]<br /> * [http://www.columbia.edu/cu/bw/b_and_w/oct05/B&amp;WOctober2005.pdf The Decline and Fall of ROLM] - Bwog article on ROLM phones<br /> * [http://www.fantasyfreddy.com/frcolombine/ The Decline and Fall of ROLM] - same article as above, but in jpeg format<br /> * [http://thisamericanlife.org/Radio_Episode.aspx?episode=203 Radio story] about, in part, an infamous Voicemail message forwarded all over Columbia via ROLM. Pre-dates viral email spam.<br /> * [http://www.columbia.edu/cu/alumni/connection/connect/mycu/2996.html Posting] on &quot;My Columbia&quot; by the recipient of the original message.<br /> [[Category:Housing]]<br /> [[Category:IT]]</div>

Foobar https://www.wikicu.com/index.php?title=ROLM_Phone&diff=29914 2009-09-01T18:41:03Z

<p>Foobar: </p> <hr /> <div>{{wp-also2|ROLM}}<br /> <br /> &#039;&#039;&#039;ROLM Phones&#039;&#039;&#039; make up the campus-wide phone system. Student phone numbers are 212-853-xxxx. Administration and faculty phone numbers are 212-854-xxxx. Standard ROLM Phone units have free on-campus dialing, voice mail, call forwarding, call waiting, and a one-way speaker phone.<br /> <br /> Before ROLM, there was [[CENTREX]]. Then, ROLM was installed, circa [[1988]]. But of course, as the saying goes, ROLM wasn&#039;t built in a day. Initially, the system was a useful medium for connecting members of the campus. However, ROLM phones are now generally unused by students, who opt instead for the many more convenient forms of inter-campus communication such as [[e-mail]], [[instant messaging]], and [[cell phones]].<br /> <br /> Campus wide phone messages sent to ROLM phones absolutely never contain useful information that cannot be obtained elsewhere quicker and more conveniently. A folded piece of paper tucked under the plastic faceplate is an effective way to hide the annoying red blinking light.<br /> <br /> The signature icon of the ROLM phone is the [[ROLM Phone Lady]], who supplies the voice for university announcements sent out over the system.<br /> == Contribution to Western Culture: The Little Mermaid Message ==<br /> <br /> The saga of a ROLM-phone message which was forwarded all over campus by students is difficult to explain. Fortunately there is a section of an episode of NPR&#039;s &quot;this american life&quot; devoted to explaining it (See links below).<br /> <br /> <br /> == Useful underpublicized fact ==<br /> <br /> The phone number for getting your voicemail from off campus is 854-7916. Oddly this fact is listed nowhere on columbia&#039;s own webpages.<br /> <br /> == External links ==<br /> * [http://www.columbia.edu/cu/housing/docs/guide-to-living/campus-services/rolmphone.html Rolm Phone System on the Housing website]<br /> * [http://www.columbia.edu/cu/bw/b_and_w/oct05/B&amp;WOctober2005.pdf The Decline and Fall of ROLM] - Bwog article on ROLM phones<br /> * [http://www.fantasyfreddy.com/frcolombine/ The Decline and Fall of ROLM] - same article as above, but in jpeg format<br /> * [http://thisamericanlife.org/Radio_Episode.aspx?episode=203 Radio story] about, in part, an infamous Voicemail message forwarded all over Columbia via ROLM. Pre-dates viral email spam.<br /> * [http://www.columbia.edu/cu/alumni/connection/connect/mycu/2996.html Posting] on &quot;My Columbia&quot; by the recipient of the original message.<br /> [[Category:Housing]]<br /> [[Category:IT]]</div>

Foobar https://www.wikicu.com/index.php?title=Austin_E._Quigley&diff=29840 2009-08-08T02:19:40Z

<p>Foobar: /* References */</p> <hr /> <div>[[Image:AustinQuigley.jpg|thumb|Austin E. Quigley]]<br /> &#039;&#039;&#039;Austin E. &quot;Danger&quot; Quigley&#039;&#039;&#039; is the 14th Dean of [[Columbia College]]. A professor of English dramatic literature prior to his elevation to the deanship, he has the most charming British accent. He will be succeeded by [[Michele M. Moody-Adams]] on July 1, 2009. Quigley&#039;s 14 year tenure as dean is second only to [[Herbert Hawkes]].<br /> <br /> Taking over as dean following the abolition of the Columbia College Faculty and years of administrative turmoil thanks to repeated restructurings at the end of [[Michael Sovern]]&#039;s university presidency and the beginning of [[George Rupp]]&#039;s (a chaotic period during which, in [[1997]], he was briefly fired and then rehired &lt;ref&gt;http://www.nytimes.com/1997/07/04/nyregion/bowing-to-pressure-columbia-president-reinstates-dean.html?sec=&amp;spon=&amp;&amp;scp=1&amp;sq=austin%20quigley&amp;st=cse&lt;/ref&gt;), Quigley made securing money for the College&#039;s needs a priority. At that task Quigley excelled, earning a reputation as a &quot;champion fundraiser&quot; for the school. He has argued that funding fundraising for the College, which is the university&#039;s most high-profile organ, benefits the other schools in the [[Faculty of Arts and Sciences]] more than equal allocations would. <br /> <br /> Perhaps unfortunately, &#039;&#039;&#039;Quigs&#039;&#039;&#039; also developed a reputation as an absentee dean during the later years of his deanship. Most students only saw or heard from him on their first day at Columbia at [[Convocation]], and on their last at [[Class Day]] and [[Commencement]]. An exception to the lack of mingling was [[Senior Dinner]], at which Quigley turned on the charm with a routine speech. The speech was evidently recycled, as he asked the Class of 2007 to reflect on their time growing up &quot;in the seventies&quot;. However, he has participated in theatrical events, notably playing himself in the 2004 [[Varsity Show]].<br /> <br /> You were more likely to see him as an alum, especially if you&#039;re in the check-writing mood. He will stir your heartstrings with talk of an &quot;intergenerational community&quot; of Columbians extending back to [[1754]].<br /> <br /> Quigley lives next door to [[47 Claremont]], and making enough noise would rouse his secretary into sending threatening emails. <br /> <br /> == References ==<br /> &lt;references/&gt;<br /> <br /> == External links ==<br /> * [http://www.college.columbia.edu/aboutcc/dean/biography.php Biography on Columbia College Website]<br /> <br /> {{succession|office=Dean of Columbia College|years=[[1995]]-[[2009]]|preceded=[[Steven Marcus]]|succeeded=[[Michele M. Moody-Adams]]}}<br /> <br /> [[Category:Deans of Columbia College|Quigley, Austin E.]]<br /> [[Category:English professors|Quigley, Austin E.]]</div>

Foobar https://www.wikicu.com/index.php?title=Austin_E._Quigley&diff=29839 2009-08-08T02:07:35Z

<p>Foobar: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Image:AustinQuigley.jpg|thumb|Austin E. Quigley]]<br /> &#039;&#039;&#039;Austin E. &quot;Danger&quot; Quigley&#039;&#039;&#039; is the 14th Dean of [[Columbia College]]. A professor of English dramatic literature prior to his elevation to the deanship, he has the most charming British accent. He will be succeeded by [[Michele M. Moody-Adams]] on July 1, 2009. Quigley&#039;s 14 year tenure as dean is second only to [[Herbert Hawkes]].<br /> <br /> Taking over as dean following the abolition of the Columbia College Faculty and years of administrative turmoil thanks to repeated restructurings at the end of [[Michael Sovern]]&#039;s university presidency and the beginning of [[George Rupp]]&#039;s (a chaotic period during which, in [[1997]], he was briefly fired and then rehired &lt;ref&gt;http://www.nytimes.com/1997/07/04/nyregion/bowing-to-pressure-columbia-president-reinstates-dean.html?sec=&amp;spon=&amp;&amp;scp=1&amp;sq=austin%20quigley&amp;st=cse&lt;/ref&gt;), Quigley made securing money for the College&#039;s needs a priority. At that task Quigley excelled, earning a reputation as a &quot;champion fundraiser&quot; for the school. He has argued that funding fundraising for the College, which is the university&#039;s most high-profile organ, benefits the other schools in the [[Faculty of Arts and Sciences]] more than equal allocations would. <br /> <br /> Perhaps unfortunately, &#039;&#039;&#039;Quigs&#039;&#039;&#039; also developed a reputation as an absentee dean during the later years of his deanship. Most students only saw or heard from him on their first day at Columbia at [[Convocation]], and on their last at [[Class Day]] and [[Commencement]]. An exception to the lack of mingling was [[Senior Dinner]], at which Quigley turned on the charm with a routine speech. The speech was evidently recycled, as he asked the Class of 2007 to reflect on their time growing up &quot;in the seventies&quot;. However, he has participated in theatrical events, notably playing himself in the 2004 [[Varsity Show]].<br /> <br /> You were more likely to see him as an alum, especially if you&#039;re in the check-writing mood. He will stir your heartstrings with talk of an &quot;intergenerational community&quot; of Columbians extending back to [[1754]].<br /> <br /> Quigley lives next door to [[47 Claremont]], and making enough noise would rouse his secretary into sending threatening emails. <br /> <br /> == References ==<br /> &lt;/references&gt;<br /> <br /> == External links ==<br /> * [http://www.college.columbia.edu/aboutcc/dean/biography.php Biography on Columbia College Website]<br /> <br /> {{succession|office=Dean of Columbia College|years=[[1995]]-[[2009]]|preceded=[[Steven Marcus]]|succeeded=[[Michele M. Moody-Adams]]}}<br /> <br /> [[Category:Deans of Columbia College|Quigley, Austin E.]]<br /> [[Category:English professors|Quigley, Austin E.]]</div>

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<p>Foobar: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Image:StevenMarcus.jpg|thumb|Steven Marcus]]<br /> Was CC dean for a short while.<br /> <br /> ==External Links==<br /> * [http://www.nytimes.com/1993/06/04/nyregion/new-president-of-columbia-reportedly-seeks-shake-up-of-deans.html?scp=3&amp;sq=%22Steven+Marcus%22&amp;st=nyt Arrival]<br /> <br /> {{succession|office=Dean of Columbia College|years=[[1993]]-[[1995]]|preceded=[[Jack Greenberg]]|succeeded=[[Austin Quigley]]}}<br /> <br /> [[Category:Deans of Columbia College|Marcus, Steven]]<br /> [[Category:Van Doren Award recipients|Marcus]]</div>

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