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User:Lord

2018-05-07T05:56:44Z

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it's ya boi

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2018-05-07T05:56:44Z

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'''Welcome to ''WikiCU''!'''
We hope you will contribute much and well.
You will probably want to read the [[Help:Contents|help pages]].
Again, welcome and have fun! [[User:Juliajoern|julia.joern]] 01:56, 7 May 2018 (EDT)

User:Jay W.

2018-05-07T05:56:33Z

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2018-05-07T05:56:33Z

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User:Borges

2018-05-07T05:56:22Z

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2018-05-07T05:56:22Z

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User:Kanjaclub

2018-05-07T05:56:02Z

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Columbia College '20

Love criticizing Columbia

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2018-05-07T05:56:02Z

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User talk:CCSC

2018-04-08T16:26:09Z

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2018-04-08T16:26:09Z

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User:GSSC

2018-04-08T16:24:04Z

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2018-04-08T16:24:04Z

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User:SGA

2018-04-08T16:22:24Z

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2018-04-08T16:22:24Z

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User:Bdb2130

2018-04-01T19:04:10Z

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2018-04-01T19:04:10Z

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User:Pneshamkin

2018-04-01T18:32:17Z

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I am a 1963 graduate of Columbia College. I am currently act ive as alum in the following areas:

Board member of the Columbia College Alumni Association
Active on the Reunion, Homecoming and Student Liaison committees
Chairman - 45th, 50th, 55th Class Reunion
Trustee of the Columbia University Club Foundation
Active with the Crew Alumni and Kings Crown Rowing Association
Geezer of the Philolexian Society
President of the Association of the Graduates of the Columbia Chapter of Alpha Delta Phi
Chapter Advisor - Alpha Delta Phi

Retired documentary filmmaker, Wall Street executive, software executive
Various boards, museums and foundations

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2018-04-01T18:32:17Z

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User:Y.lee

2018-04-01T18:31:12Z

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CC 2020
Social Media Editor, Bwog

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2018-04-01T18:31:12Z

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Alpha Chi Omega

2018-04-01T03:52:24Z

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{{Infobox greek
|Name=Alpha Chi Omega
|Letters=ΑΧΩ
|Abbreviation=A-Chi-O
|Founded=[[1885]] at DePauw
|Chap Type=Theta Psi
|Chap Founded=[[1989]]
|Motto="Together let us seek the heights"<br>
|Symbol=Golden Lyre
|House=540 West 114th Street
|Gov Board=[[Panhellenic Council|Panhel]]
|Contact=thetapsipresident@gmail.com}}

'''Alpha Chi Omega''', (A-Chi-O, chi as in ky, not chee), Theta Psi chapter, is one of the sororities recognized by the Panhellenic Council. The chapter currently occupies a brownstone at 114th St.

The chapter earned a 5 star [[ALPHA Standards of Excellence]] rating in spring 2013 and was awarded Most Improved Chapter by the [[Inter Greek Council]].

The chapter earned a 4 star [[ALPHA Standards of Excellence]] rating in spring 2012. The chapter also earned achievement awards in philanthropy (presented to chapters that raise over $60 per member), community service (presented to chapters that complete over 20 service hours per member), and campus involvement (presented to chapters where over 60% are involved in another campus activity.)

AXO has consistently been one of the top fundraisers for Relay for Life. The Columbia chapter raised $3,657 in 2012 and $10,558 in spring 2013.

==Service & Philanthropy==
==='''Domestic Violence and Awareness and Support (DVAS)'''===
Nationwide, Alpha Chi Omega’s philanthropic project is Domestic Violence Awareness and Support (DVAS). AXO’s work against domestic violence is founded on two main concepts: fighting against unhealthy relationships and building healthy relationships. The Columbia Theta Psi chapter’s goal is to help educate the campus community on the issue of Domestic Violence, especially in regards to how it affects college students. Every October, which is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, the chapter holds events across campus during their “Divas for DVAS week.” The week includes an informative panel on Domestic Violence — featuring students, survivors, and educators — a self-defense class, and other events to raise awareness. One in three women are survivors of Domestic Violence, making the cause incredibly relevant to the lives of collegiate women.

==='''Sanctuary for Families'''===
In addition to AXO’s work with DVAS, the chapter also volunteers locally with Sanctuary for Families, a Harlem-based shelter dedicated exclusively to serving domestic violence survivors, sex trafficking survivors, and their children. Each year, Sanctuary helps thousands of survivors and their children build safe lives by offering a range of high quality services to meet their complex needs. These services include clinical, legal, shelter, children’s and economic empowerment services. Sanctuary also works to end domestic violence and its far-reaching impact through outreach, education, and advocacy. AXO sisters raise money for Sanctuary, hold donation drives for toiletries and other items the shelter may need, and also volunteer directly at Sanctuary’s shelter near campus.

==='''The Rachel B. Swett Foundation'''===
In June 2010, AXO’s Theta Psi chapter suffered a tragic loss when one of their sisters, Rachel B. Swett, passed away in a skiing accident while studying abroad in New Zealand. To honor Rachel, the chapter established a scholarship fund in her name. The '''Rachel B. Swett Endowment Fund''' is a nonprofit program under the Alpha Chi Omega Foundation that grants grant merit-based educational assistance scholarship allowance to both undergraduates and alumnae of Alpha Chi Omega in need. Rachel was passionate about studying abroad and traveling the world, so the sisters of AXO aim to fund this scholarship to make these opportunities possible for other sisters. Through fundraising events such as Sweat for Swett fitness classes, direct sponsorship, and donations, the AXO sisterhood works to raise the initial seed money for the endowment by 2015.

==Sorority History==
Alpha Chi Omega is a national women's organization that enriches the lives of its members through lifetime opportunities for friendship, leadership, learning, and service. AXO was officially established on October 15, 1885 at Depauw University in Greencastle, Indiana by seven young women studying in the School of Music. The symbol, the golden lyre, commemorates and honors the sorority's musical history, and represents its goal to always find harmony in life. Its colors, scarlet red and olive green, were chosen to epitomize AXO's fall founding, and its flower, the red carnation, exemplifies these colors. Sisters of Alpha Chi live by the motto, "Together let us seek the heights," and are constantly striving to learn, achieve, grow, and give back to the community. Today, there are over 130 active chapters of Alpha Chi Omega, over 200,000 initiated sisters, and over 200 alumnae chapters.

The Theta Psi Chapter at Columbia University has been seeking the heights since April 1, 1989 and has fostered a tight-knit community of Real. Strong. Women. on campus for nearly 25 years.

== See also ==
[[Alleged sorority website plagiarism]] - 2006 incident in which Kappa Alpha Theta allegedly copied AXO's website design

== External links ==
* [http://blogs.cuit.columbia.edu/cugreeklife/ Columbia Greek Life Website]
* [http://www.cu-alphachiomega.com/ Alpha Chi Omega CU Chapter website]
* [http://www.alphachiomega.org/ AXO national website]
*[http://wikileaks.org/wiki/Alpha_Chi_Omega_ritual_book:_as_sworn_by_Condeleeza_Rice AXO ritual book, via Wikileaks]

{{Greek}}
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Amara Banks

2018-03-26T17:17:12Z

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'''Amara Banks''' '19[[BC]] succeeded editor-in-chief Rachel Deal as [[Bwog]] editor-in-chief in December 2016. Originally from Los Angeles, California, Amara commonly refers to herself as a 'bagel' and asks to be addressed as such in her role as an emeritus editor. <ref> [http://bwog.com/about/] </ref> She also appreciates the ethos of the 2004 debut single from Crime Mob, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knuck_If_You_Buck|"Knuck If You Buck,"] featuring Lil' Scrappy.

Amara presence on campus is sorely missed, as she is studying abroad in Seville, Spain for the Spring 2018 semester.

{{succession|preceded=[[Rachel Deal]]|succeeded=[[Betsy Ladyzhets]]|office=Bwog Editor|years=2017}}
==References==
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[[Category:Barnard College students]]
[[Category:Class of 2019]]
[[Category:Bwog editors]]

Rachel Deal

2018-03-26T17:16:50Z

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Rachel Deal (CC '18) was the editor-in-chief of [[Bwog]]. She studies MESAAS. Hailing from Medford, MA, Rachel enjoys Dunkin Donuts iced coffee, Diana pizza, and The Weeknd.

{{succession|preceded=[[Mason Amelotte]]|succeeded=[[Amara Banks]]|office=Bwog Editor|years=2016}}

[[Category:Columbia College students]]
[[Category:Class of 2018]]
[[Category:Bwog editors]]

User:Red5

2018-03-26T17:13:27Z

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CC 2018

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2018-03-26T17:13:27Z

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Ben Barton

2018-03-25T23:55:52Z

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[[image:BenBartonESC-2.jpg|frame|right]]

'''Ben Barton''' [[SEAS]] '[[2018|18]] is a Computer Science major. He is currently the [[president]] of the [[Engineering Student Council]]. He was first elected in his Sophomore year as the Campus Affairs rep, before being elected the following year as VP Student Life.
{{succession|preceded=[[Aida Lu]]|succeeded=?|office=ESC President|years=2018}}

[[Category:SEAS students]]
[[Category:Class of 2018]]
[[Category:Computer Science majors]]
[[Category:ESC Presidents]]

Ben Barton

2018-03-25T23:18:58Z

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[[image:BenBartonESC-2.jpg|frame|right]]

'''Ben Barton''' [[SEAS]] '[[2018|18]] is a Computer Science major! He is currently the president of the [[Engineering Student Council]]. He was first elected in his Sophomore year as the Campus Affairs rep, before being elected the following year as VP Student Life.
{{succession|preceded=[[Aida Lu]]|succeeded=?|office=ESC President|years=2018}}

[[Category:SEAS students]]
[[Category:Class of 2018]]
[[Category:Computer Science majors]]
[[Category:ESC Presidents]]

Alex Yu

2018-03-25T21:33:46Z

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Also known as God, Alex (CC '18) has been confirmed to have completed the following feats:
1. Able to mentally play 6D chess
2. Quadruple Majoring in [[Computer Science]], [[Math]], [[Chemistry]], and [[Theater]]
3. Defeated [[PrezBo]] in an arm wrestle to claim the title "Alpha" Of Columbia

American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics

2018-03-25T21:15:12Z

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{{Infobox clubreduced
|Name=Columbia University American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
|Image = Aiaalogo.gif
|Founded=2003
|Recognition=[[ABC]]
|Membership = 22
|Category=[[:Category:Competitive clubs|Competitive]], [[:Category:Pre-professional clubs|Pre-professional]]
|Website= [http://www.columbia.edu/cu/aiaa/ http://www.columbia.edu/cu/aiaa/]
}}

The '''American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics''' ([http://www.aiaa.org/ AIAA]) at Columbia, also known as The Airplane Club, is a pre-professional organization who, in an effort to raise understanding of aircraft, competes in the annual [http://www.aiaadbf.org/ Design/Build/Fly]. The competition sponsored by the [http://www.aiaa.org/ National AIAA]. The group has a workshop on the [http://www.civil.columbia.edu/carleton/teaching/clubs.html second floor] of [http://www.civil.columbia.edu/carleton/index.html Carleton Lab] in [[Mudd Hall]]. It is a recognized student group under the [[Activities Board at Columbia]].

Despite disagreements from [[Fsae]], Columbia AIAA is usually referred to as the best looking engineering group on campus.

To join, just stop by one of the weekly meetings, Tuesdays at 8:00 pm in the MechE Shop on mudd 2. If the door is locked, just knock and one of the team members will hear you.

== Performance ==
* 2009/10: 54th out of 69 teams. (Plane's name: Lion Cub)(Landing gear failed)
* 2008/09: 47th out of 54 teams. (Plane's name: The Fu Fighter)(Crashed)
* 2007/08: 12th out of 69 teams. (Plane's name: CU AirLions)
* 2006/07: 40th out of 50 teams. (Plane's name: A Hard Day’s Flight)
* 2005/06: 44th out of 49 teams. (Plane's name: Lion in the Sky)
* 2004/05: 44th out of 44 teams. (Plane's name: Flyin’ Lion)
* 2003/04: 20th out of 37 teams. (Plane's name: The Leaking Lion)
* 2002/03: Did not compete
...
* 1996/97: Did not compete (First DBF competition)

== External Links ==
*[http://www.columbia.edu/cu/aiaa/ AIAA at Columbia]
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ePv-V-Hu3gg COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY AIAA DBF Mission One Attempt 2010]
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0JU5BqTC1Es COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY AIAA DBF TEST FLIGHT 2010 Cam 1]
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=elLKOJ4DVVY COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY AIAA DBF TEST FLIGHT 2010 Cam 2]
*[http://www.flickr.com/photos/rbbramlette/sets/72157623792572529/ Photos from the 2010 competition]
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FBJDY5P7lu8 Columbia University AIAA 2009 DBF Competition]
*[http://www.terrabreak.org/hangar/columbia/2004.shtml Pictures of The Leaking Lion]
*[http://www.columbia.edu/cu/aiaa/graphics/fly.jpg A Picture of Lion in the Sky]
*[http://www.columbia.edu/cu/aiaa/tucson.html Pictures from the 2007 Competition in Tucson, AZ]
*[http://www.columbia.edu/cu/aiaa/kansas.html Pictures of the 2006 AIAA Competition in Kansas]
*[http://www.columbia.edu/cu/aiaa/pics.html Pictures of the competition from 2004]
*[http://www.columbia.edu/cu/aiaa/oldpics.html Test flight from 2004]

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

American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics

2018-03-25T21:13:41Z

Juliajoern:

{{Infobox clubreduced
|Name=Columbia University American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
|Image = Aiaalogo.gif
|Founded=2003
|Recognition=[[ABC]]
|Membership = 22
|Category=[[:Category:Competitive clubs|Competitive]], [[:Category:Pre-professional clubs|Pre-professional]]
|Website= [http://www.columbia.edu/cu/aiaa/ http://www.columbia.edu/cu/aiaa/]
}}

The '''American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics''' ([http://www.aiaa.org/ AIAA]) at Columbia, also known as The Airplane Club, is a pre-professional organization who, in an effort to raise understanding of aircraft, competes in the annual [http://www.aiaadbf.org/ Design/Build/Fly]. The competition sponsored by the [http://www.aiaa.org/ National AIAA]. The group has a workshop on the [http://www.civil.columbia.edu/carleton/teaching/clubs.html second floor] of [http://www.civil.columbia.edu/carleton/index.html Carleton Lab] in [[Mudd Hall]]. It is a recognized student group under the [[Activities Board at Columbia]].

Despite disagreements from [[Fsae]], Columbia AIAA is usually referred to as the best looking engineering group on campus.

To join, just stop by one of the weekly meetings, Thursdays at 5:30 pm in Mudd 264. If the door is locked, just knock and one of the team members will hear you.

== Performance ==
* 2009/10: 54th out of 69 teams. (Plane's name: Lion Cub)(Landing gear failed)
* 2008/09: 47th out of 54 teams. (Plane's name: The Fu Fighter)(Crashed)
* 2007/08: 12th out of 69 teams. (Plane's name: CU AirLions)
* 2006/07: 40th out of 50 teams. (Plane's name: A Hard Day’s Flight)
* 2005/06: 44th out of 49 teams. (Plane's name: Lion in the Sky)
* 2004/05: 44th out of 44 teams. (Plane's name: Flyin’ Lion)
* 2003/04: 20th out of 37 teams. (Plane's name: The Leaking Lion)
* 2002/03: Did not compete
...
* 1996/97: Did not compete (First DBF competition)

== External Links ==
*[http://www.columbia.edu/cu/aiaa/ AIAA at Columbia]
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ePv-V-Hu3gg COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY AIAA DBF Mission One Attempt 2010]
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0JU5BqTC1Es COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY AIAA DBF TEST FLIGHT 2010 Cam 1]
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=elLKOJ4DVVY COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY AIAA DBF TEST FLIGHT 2010 Cam 2]
*[http://www.flickr.com/photos/rbbramlette/sets/72157623792572529/ Photos from the 2010 competition]
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FBJDY5P7lu8 Columbia University AIAA 2009 DBF Competition]
*[http://www.terrabreak.org/hangar/columbia/2004.shtml Pictures of The Leaking Lion]
*[http://www.columbia.edu/cu/aiaa/graphics/fly.jpg A Picture of Lion in the Sky]
*[http://www.columbia.edu/cu/aiaa/tucson.html Pictures from the 2007 Competition in Tucson, AZ]
*[http://www.columbia.edu/cu/aiaa/kansas.html Pictures of the 2006 AIAA Competition in Kansas]
*[http://www.columbia.edu/cu/aiaa/pics.html Pictures of the competition from 2004]
*[http://www.columbia.edu/cu/aiaa/oldpics.html Test flight from 2004]

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

American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics

2018-03-25T21:13:18Z

Juliajoern:

{{Infobox clubreduced
|Name=Columbia University American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
|Image = Aiaalogo.gif
|Founded=2003
|Recognition=[[ABC]]
|Membership = 22
|Category=[[:Category:Competitive clubs|Competitive]], [[:Category:Pre-professional clubs|Pre-professional]]
|Website= [http://www.columbia.edu/cu/aiaa/ http://www.columbia.edu/cu/aiaa/]
}}

The '''American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics''' ([http://www.aiaa.org/ AIAA]) at Columbia, also known as The Airplane Club, is a pre-professional organization who, in an effort to raise understanding of aircraft, competes in the annual [http://www.aiaadbf.org/ Design/Build/Fly]. The competition sponsored by the [http://www.aiaa.org/ National AIAA]. The group has a workshop on the [http://www.civil.columbia.edu/carleton/teaching/clubs.html second floor] of [http://www.civil.columbia.edu/carleton/index.html Carleton Lab] in [[Mudd Hall]]. It is a recognized student group under the [[Activities Board at Columbia]].

Despite disagreements from [[FSAE]], Columbia AIAA is usually referred to as the best looking engineering group on campus.

To join, just stop by one of the weekly meetings, Thursdays at 5:30 pm in Mudd 264. If the door is locked, just knock and one of the team members will hear you.

== Performance ==
* 2009/10: 54th out of 69 teams. (Plane's name: Lion Cub)(Landing gear failed)
* 2008/09: 47th out of 54 teams. (Plane's name: The Fu Fighter)(Crashed)
* 2007/08: 12th out of 69 teams. (Plane's name: CU AirLions)
* 2006/07: 40th out of 50 teams. (Plane's name: A Hard Day’s Flight)
* 2005/06: 44th out of 49 teams. (Plane's name: Lion in the Sky)
* 2004/05: 44th out of 44 teams. (Plane's name: Flyin’ Lion)
* 2003/04: 20th out of 37 teams. (Plane's name: The Leaking Lion)
* 2002/03: Did not compete
...
* 1996/97: Did not compete (First DBF competition)

== External Links ==
*[http://www.columbia.edu/cu/aiaa/ AIAA at Columbia]
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ePv-V-Hu3gg COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY AIAA DBF Mission One Attempt 2010]
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0JU5BqTC1Es COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY AIAA DBF TEST FLIGHT 2010 Cam 1]
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=elLKOJ4DVVY COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY AIAA DBF TEST FLIGHT 2010 Cam 2]
*[http://www.flickr.com/photos/rbbramlette/sets/72157623792572529/ Photos from the 2010 competition]
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FBJDY5P7lu8 Columbia University AIAA 2009 DBF Competition]
*[http://www.terrabreak.org/hangar/columbia/2004.shtml Pictures of The Leaking Lion]
*[http://www.columbia.edu/cu/aiaa/graphics/fly.jpg A Picture of Lion in the Sky]
*[http://www.columbia.edu/cu/aiaa/tucson.html Pictures from the 2007 Competition in Tucson, AZ]
*[http://www.columbia.edu/cu/aiaa/kansas.html Pictures of the 2006 AIAA Competition in Kansas]
*[http://www.columbia.edu/cu/aiaa/pics.html Pictures of the competition from 2004]
*[http://www.columbia.edu/cu/aiaa/oldpics.html Test flight from 2004]

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

Mark cartolano

2018-03-25T21:10:03Z

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Mark Cartolano, SEAS '18 (MechE), is the current chief engineer of the [[AIAA]]. He is known for his genius modeling skills (both as a fitness model and CAD user), being a mechE with an extremely positive attitude, and being the co-king of puns in [[SEAS]].

Ben Barton

2018-03-25T21:06:53Z

Juliajoern:

Engineering Student Council

2018-03-25T19:53:08Z

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The '''Engineering Student Council''' (ESC) represents the interests of undergraduate students in [[SEAS]]. Not to be confused with the [[Engineering Graduate Student Council]].

== Composition ==

The ESC consists of three parts: the executive board, the class councils, and the representatives-at-large.

=== Executive board ===

* President: Organizes and runs meetings; chief advocate for SEAS student body
* VP Policy: Pursues policy changes; heads policy subcommittee
* VP Finance (née Intergroup): Treasurer of the council; heads co-sponsorship subcommittee
* VP Student Life: Plans campus-wide events for SEAS; heads subcommittee responsible for event planning
* VP Communications: Responsible for all communication and media relations of entire undergraduate engineering population; heads communication committee

=== Class Councils ===

* Senior Class Council: Consists of a president, vice-president, and 2 representatives from the senior class.
* Junior Class Council: Consists of a president, vice-president, and 2 representatives from the junior class.
* Sophomore Class Council: Consists of a president, vice-president, and 2 representatives from the sophomore class.
* First-Year Class Council: Consists of a president, vice-president, and 2 representatives from the freshman class.

=== Representatives at large ===

* University Senator (1): Fully elected member of the [[University Senate]], although the SEAS undergraduate senator sits ex officio on the ESC, he/she does not report to the ESC, nor does the ESC exercise any statutory or governance authority over any element whatsoever of the University Senate or its elected members.
* Academic Affairs Rep: Works with VP for Policy to pursue policy changes to academic life.
* Student Services Rep: Works with VP for Policy to pursue policy changes to [[student services]] such as housing and dining.
* Alumni and Pre-Professional Affairs Rep: Works with [[Center for Career Education|CCE]] to plan events geared towards career/internships. Also works with Columbia Engineering Alumni Association to plan events related to alumni and student interaction.
* Combined Plan "3-2" Representative: Created in 2013, advocates for the 3-2 population.
* Technology Representative: Previously "Director of Technology"; Created in 2008; handles ESC website, represents student body's desires and concerns related to technology on campus, sits in CUIT Student Advisory Committee

=== Liaisons ===
The ESC has three official liaison positions to the other undergraduate [[student council|student councils]], with one liaising to [[CCSC]], [[GSSC]], and [[SGA]]. In [[2010]], the council added the position of Sustainability Liaison to liaise with [[Green Umbrella]].

== Co-sponsorships ==

See [[Joint Council Co-Sponsorship Committee]]. The large majority of ESC co-sponsorships are run through the [[JCCC]], though other events may be co-sponsored by ESC or its constituent class councils.

In Fall 2013, ESC introduced ESC Project Grants, which are "grants aimed at promoting engineering spirit through engineering projects". Seven student teams were awarded up to $1000 each to work on their own extracurricular engineering projects.

== Elections ==

[[Image:GoldbergProposal.jpg|thumb|300px|[[Adam Goldberg]]'s proposal]]

Since time immemorial, ESC internally elected executive board members, including the president. This was the subject of much controversy over the years, as the election rules can only be altered during the annual constitutional review. Several council members proposed amendments calling for direct elections, but none were approved. Several years ago, [[Adam Goldberg|someone]] accused the ESC of being insular and that it was only electing current council members to E-board positions. The ESC was also widely criticized by campus news sources such as [[Bwog]] and [[Spectator]] for holding internal elections.

In [[2011]], ESC voted during its annual constitutional review to approve direct elections of its executive board. It was decided the first-such elections would take place in [[2012]], as time was needed to draft election rules for these positions. [[Tim Qin]] SEAS '13 became the first ESC President to be elected by the undergraduate engineering student body.

In [[2013]], ESC voted during constitutional review to have its elections run by a centralized elections board, the Columbia Elections Board. <ref>[http://spectrum.columbiaspectator.com/news/this-week-in-esc-honor-code-news ESC amends Constitution and joins centralized elections board]</ref>

In [[2018]], ESC, together with CCSC, formed the Columbia Elections Commission comprising of three seniors of each council and a commissioner and vice-commissioner not on council. The CEC replaced the now defunct Columbia Elections Board as another iteration in an incredibly rough elections history<ref>[https://www.columbiaspectator.com/the-eye/2018/03/22/can-the-columbia-election-commission-fight-its-history/]</ref>

The CEC is significantly different in structure from previous elections board, and looks to create a stable and permanent platform for elections.

==Current Members==
'''Executive Board'''
*Interim President: [[Ben Barton]]
*Vice President of Policy: [[Zoha Qamar]]
*Interim Vice President of Finance: [[Ria Garg]]
*Interim Vice President of Student Life: [[Richa Gode]]
*Vice President of Communications: [[Julia Joern]]

'''Representatives-at-Large'''
*Academic Affairs Representative: Danielle Deiseroth
*Professional Development & Alumni Affairs Representative: Mohnish Chakravarti
*Student Services Representative: Saurabh Runwal
*Sustainability Representative: Mary Bourque
*Technology Representative: Andres Aguayo
*Student Groups Representative: Jacob Nye
*Campus Affairs Representative: Nicho Villalobos
*3-2 Representative: Rizwan Syed
*Racial Diversity and Inclusivity: Ashley Rodriguez
*First Generation and Low Income: Carolina Garcia

'''University Senator'''
*University Senator: Izzet Kebudi

'''Class of 2018'''
*President: Aakanxit Khullar
*Vice President: Patrick Lin
*Representative: Cristal Abud
*Representative: Saarthak Sarup

'''Class of 2019'''
*President: Vacant
*Vice President: Asher Goldfinger
*Representative: Walker Magrath
*Representative: Montana St. Pierre

'''Class of 2020'''
*President: Ayesha Chhugani
*Vice President: Marisa Ngbemeneh
*Representative: Joanna Paik
*Representative: Abhishek Chakraborty

'''Class of 2021'''
*President: Jaidev Shah
*Vice President: Alina Ying
*Representative: Nicolas Acosta
*Representative: Adheli Gonzalez

==Past Members==
'''Executive Board'''
*President: [[Sidd Bhatt]]
*Vice President of Finance: [[Brian Wu]]
*Vice President of Policy: [[Tanya Shah]]
*Vice President of Student Life: [[Rushal Rege]]
*Vice President of Communications: [[Jillian Ross]]

'''Representatives-at-Large'''
*Academic Affairs Representative: Robert Ying
*Professional Development & Alumni Affairs Representative: Janiel Li
*Student Services Representative: Jerry Sun
*Sustainability Liaison: Malini Nambiar
*CCSC Liaison: Vishnu Kalugotla
*GSSC Liaison: Manali Yavatkar
*SGA Liaison: Jason Kang
*Director of Technology: Sam Aarons
*3-2 Representative: Seth Hochhauser

'''University Senator'''
*University Senator: Akshay Shah

'''Class of 2014'''
*President: Daniel O'Leary
*Vice President: Caroline Taylor
*Representative: Linda Sun
*Representative: Andrew Gonzalez

'''Class of 2015'''
*President: Joshua Boggs
*Vice President: Shensi Ding
*Representative: Gil Feig
*Representative: Adam Sherman

'''Class of 2016'''
*President: Michelle Lee
*Vice President: Caroline Park
*Representative: [[Chloe Blanchard]]
*Representative: Abdulrahman "Sam" Khoshaim

'''Class of 2017'''
*President: [[Robert Adelson]]
*Vice President: [[Jonathan Barrios]]
*Representative: Sarah Yang
*Representative: Harry Munroe

== Contact ==

You can email the council at [mailto:esc@columbia.edu esc@columbia.edu]

== References ==
[2] = https://www.columbiaspectator.com/the-eye/2018/03/22/can-the-columbia-election-commission-fight-its-history/
<references/>

== External links ==

* [http://www.columbia-esc.com/ ESC Website]
* [http://www.facebook.com/columbiaesc/ ESC Facebook Page]
* [http://twitter.com/ColumbiaESC ESC Twitter Account]

[[Category:ESC|*]]

Engineering Student Council

2018-03-25T19:52:26Z

Juliajoern: /* References */

The '''Engineering Student Council''' (ESC) represents the interests of undergraduate students in [[SEAS]]. Not to be confused with the [[Engineering Graduate Student Council]].

== Composition ==

The ESC consists of three parts: the executive board, the class councils, and the representatives-at-large.

=== Executive board ===

* President: Organizes and runs meetings; chief advocate for SEAS student body
* VP Policy: Pursues policy changes; heads policy subcommittee
* VP Finance (née Intergroup): Treasurer of the council; heads co-sponsorship subcommittee
* VP Student Life: Plans campus-wide events for SEAS; heads subcommittee responsible for event planning
* VP Communications: Responsible for all communication and media relations of entire undergraduate engineering population; heads communication committee

=== Class Councils ===

* Senior Class Council: Consists of a president, vice-president, and 2 representatives from the senior class.
* Junior Class Council: Consists of a president, vice-president, and 2 representatives from the junior class.
* Sophomore Class Council: Consists of a president, vice-president, and 2 representatives from the sophomore class.
* First-Year Class Council: Consists of a president, vice-president, and 2 representatives from the freshman class.

=== Representatives at large ===

* University Senator (1): Fully elected member of the [[University Senate]], although the SEAS undergraduate senator sits ex officio on the ESC, he/she does not report to the ESC, nor does the ESC exercise any statutory or governance authority over any element whatsoever of the University Senate or its elected members.
* Academic Affairs Rep: Works with VP for Policy to pursue policy changes to academic life.
* Student Services Rep: Works with VP for Policy to pursue policy changes to [[student services]] such as housing and dining.
* Alumni and Pre-Professional Affairs Rep: Works with [[Center for Career Education|CCE]] to plan events geared towards career/internships. Also works with Columbia Engineering Alumni Association to plan events related to alumni and student interaction.
* Combined Plan "3-2" Representative: Created in 2013, advocates for the 3-2 population.
* Technology Representative: Previously "Director of Technology"; Created in 2008; handles ESC website, represents student body's desires and concerns related to technology on campus, sits in CUIT Student Advisory Committee

=== Liaisons ===
The ESC has three official liaison positions to the other undergraduate [[student council|student councils]], with one liaising to [[CCSC]], [[GSSC]], and [[SGA]]. In [[2010]], the council added the position of Sustainability Liaison to liaise with [[Green Umbrella]].

== Co-sponsorships ==

See [[Joint Council Co-Sponsorship Committee]]. The large majority of ESC co-sponsorships are run through the [[JCCC]], though other events may be co-sponsored by ESC or its constituent class councils.

In Fall 2013, ESC introduced ESC Project Grants, which are "grants aimed at promoting engineering spirit through engineering projects". Seven student teams were awarded up to $1000 each to work on their own extracurricular engineering projects.

== Elections ==

[[Image:GoldbergProposal.jpg|thumb|300px|[[Adam Goldberg]]'s proposal]]

Since time immemorial, ESC internally elected executive board members, including the president. This was the subject of much controversy over the years, as the election rules can only be altered during the annual constitutional review. Several council members proposed amendments calling for direct elections, but none were approved. Several years ago, [[Adam Goldberg|someone]] accused the ESC of being insular and that it was only electing current council members to E-board positions. The ESC was also widely criticized by campus news sources such as [[Bwog]] and [[Spectator]] for holding internal elections.

In [[2011]], ESC voted during its annual constitutional review to approve direct elections of its executive board. It was decided the first-such elections would take place in [[2012]], as time was needed to draft election rules for these positions. [[Tim Qin]] SEAS '13 became the first ESC President to be elected by the undergraduate engineering student body.

In [[2013]], ESC voted during constitutional review to have its elections run by a centralized elections board, the Columbia Elections Board. <ref>[http://spectrum.columbiaspectator.com/news/this-week-in-esc-honor-code-news ESC amends Constitution and joins centralized elections board]</ref>

In [[2018]], ESC, together with CCSC, formed the Columbia Elections Commission comprising of three seniors of each council and a commissioner and vice-commissioner not on council. The CEC replaced the now defunct Columbia Elections Board as another iteration in an incredibly rough elections history<ref>[https://www.columbiaspectator.com/the-eye/2018/03/22/can-the-columbia-election-commission-fight-its-history/]</ref>

The CEC is significantly different in structure from previous elections board, and looks to create a stable and permanent platform for elections.

==Current Members==
'''Executive Board'''
*Interim President: [[Ben Barton]]
*Vice President of Policy: [[Zoha Qamar]]
*Interim Vice President of Finance: [[Ria Garg]]
*Interim Vice President of Student Life: [[Richa Gode]]
*Vice President of Communications: [[Julia Joern]]

'''Representatives-at-Large'''
*Academic Affairs Representative: Danielle Deiseroth
*Professional Development & Alumni Affairs Representative: Mohnish Chakravarti
*Student Services Representative: Saurabh Runwal
*Sustainability Representative: Mary Bourque
*Technology Representative: Andres Aguayo
*Student Groups Representative: Jacob Nye
*Campus Affairs Representative: Nicho Villalobos
*3-2 Representative: Rizwan Syed
*Racial Diversity and Inclusivity: Ashley Rodriguez
*First Generation and Low Income: Carolina Garcia

'''University Senator'''
*University Senator: Izzet Kebudi

'''Class of 2018'''
*President: Aakanxit Khullar
*Vice President: Patrick Lin
*Representative: Cristal Abud
*Representative: Saarthak Sarup

'''Class of 2019'''
*President: Vacant
*Vice President: Asher Goldfinger
*Representative: Walker Magrath
*Representative: Montana St. Pierre

'''Class of 2020'''
*President: Ayesha Chhugani
*Vice President: Marisa Ngbemeneh
*Representative: Joanna Paik
*Representative: Abhishek Chakraborty

'''Class of 2021'''
*President: Jaidev Shah
*Vice President: Alina Ying
*Representative: Nicolas Acosta
*Representative: Adheli Gonzalez

==Past Members==
'''Executive Board'''
*President: [[Sidd Bhatt]]
*Vice President of Finance: [[Brian Wu]]
*Vice President of Policy: [[Tanya Shah]]
*Vice President of Student Life: [[Rushal Rege]]
*Vice President of Communications: [[Jillian Ross]]

'''Representatives-at-Large'''
*Academic Affairs Representative: Robert Ying
*Professional Development & Alumni Affairs Representative: Janiel Li
*Student Services Representative: Jerry Sun
*Sustainability Liaison: Malini Nambiar
*CCSC Liaison: Vishnu Kalugotla
*GSSC Liaison: Manali Yavatkar
*SGA Liaison: Jason Kang
*Director of Technology: Sam Aarons
*3-2 Representative: Seth Hochhauser

'''University Senator'''
*University Senator: Akshay Shah

'''Class of 2014'''
*President: Daniel O'Leary
*Vice President: Caroline Taylor
*Representative: Linda Sun
*Representative: Andrew Gonzalez

'''Class of 2015'''
*President: Joshua Boggs
*Vice President: Shensi Ding
*Representative: Gil Feig
*Representative: Adam Sherman

'''Class of 2016'''
*President: Michelle Lee
*Vice President: Caroline Park
*Representative: [[Chloe Blanchard]]
*Representative: Abdulrahman "Sam" Khoshaim

'''Class of 2017'''
*President: [[Robert Adelson]]
*Vice President: [[Jonathan Barrios]]
*Representative: Sarah Yang
*Representative: Harry Munroe

== Contact ==

You can email the council at [mailto:esc@columbia.edu esc@columbia.edu]

== References == https://www.columbiaspectator.com/the-eye/2018/03/22/can-the-columbia-election-commission-fight-its-history/
<references/>

== External links ==

* [http://www.columbia-esc.com/ ESC Website]
* [http://www.facebook.com/columbiaesc/ ESC Facebook Page]
* [http://twitter.com/ColumbiaESC ESC Twitter Account]

[[Category:ESC|*]]

Engineering Student Council

2018-03-25T19:51:54Z

Juliajoern: /* Elections */

The '''Engineering Student Council''' (ESC) represents the interests of undergraduate students in [[SEAS]]. Not to be confused with the [[Engineering Graduate Student Council]].

== Composition ==

The ESC consists of three parts: the executive board, the class councils, and the representatives-at-large.

=== Executive board ===

* President: Organizes and runs meetings; chief advocate for SEAS student body
* VP Policy: Pursues policy changes; heads policy subcommittee
* VP Finance (née Intergroup): Treasurer of the council; heads co-sponsorship subcommittee
* VP Student Life: Plans campus-wide events for SEAS; heads subcommittee responsible for event planning
* VP Communications: Responsible for all communication and media relations of entire undergraduate engineering population; heads communication committee

=== Class Councils ===

* Senior Class Council: Consists of a president, vice-president, and 2 representatives from the senior class.
* Junior Class Council: Consists of a president, vice-president, and 2 representatives from the junior class.
* Sophomore Class Council: Consists of a president, vice-president, and 2 representatives from the sophomore class.
* First-Year Class Council: Consists of a president, vice-president, and 2 representatives from the freshman class.

=== Representatives at large ===

* University Senator (1): Fully elected member of the [[University Senate]], although the SEAS undergraduate senator sits ex officio on the ESC, he/she does not report to the ESC, nor does the ESC exercise any statutory or governance authority over any element whatsoever of the University Senate or its elected members.
* Academic Affairs Rep: Works with VP for Policy to pursue policy changes to academic life.
* Student Services Rep: Works with VP for Policy to pursue policy changes to [[student services]] such as housing and dining.
* Alumni and Pre-Professional Affairs Rep: Works with [[Center for Career Education|CCE]] to plan events geared towards career/internships. Also works with Columbia Engineering Alumni Association to plan events related to alumni and student interaction.
* Combined Plan "3-2" Representative: Created in 2013, advocates for the 3-2 population.
* Technology Representative: Previously "Director of Technology"; Created in 2008; handles ESC website, represents student body's desires and concerns related to technology on campus, sits in CUIT Student Advisory Committee

=== Liaisons ===
The ESC has three official liaison positions to the other undergraduate [[student council|student councils]], with one liaising to [[CCSC]], [[GSSC]], and [[SGA]]. In [[2010]], the council added the position of Sustainability Liaison to liaise with [[Green Umbrella]].

== Co-sponsorships ==

See [[Joint Council Co-Sponsorship Committee]]. The large majority of ESC co-sponsorships are run through the [[JCCC]], though other events may be co-sponsored by ESC or its constituent class councils.

In Fall 2013, ESC introduced ESC Project Grants, which are "grants aimed at promoting engineering spirit through engineering projects". Seven student teams were awarded up to $1000 each to work on their own extracurricular engineering projects.

== Elections ==

[[Image:GoldbergProposal.jpg|thumb|300px|[[Adam Goldberg]]'s proposal]]

Since time immemorial, ESC internally elected executive board members, including the president. This was the subject of much controversy over the years, as the election rules can only be altered during the annual constitutional review. Several council members proposed amendments calling for direct elections, but none were approved. Several years ago, [[Adam Goldberg|someone]] accused the ESC of being insular and that it was only electing current council members to E-board positions. The ESC was also widely criticized by campus news sources such as [[Bwog]] and [[Spectator]] for holding internal elections.

In [[2011]], ESC voted during its annual constitutional review to approve direct elections of its executive board. It was decided the first-such elections would take place in [[2012]], as time was needed to draft election rules for these positions. [[Tim Qin]] SEAS '13 became the first ESC President to be elected by the undergraduate engineering student body.

In [[2013]], ESC voted during constitutional review to have its elections run by a centralized elections board, the Columbia Elections Board. <ref>[http://spectrum.columbiaspectator.com/news/this-week-in-esc-honor-code-news ESC amends Constitution and joins centralized elections board]</ref>

In [[2018]], ESC, together with CCSC, formed the Columbia Elections Commission comprising of three seniors of each council and a commissioner and vice-commissioner not on council. The CEC replaced the now defunct Columbia Elections Board as another iteration in an incredibly rough elections history<ref>[https://www.columbiaspectator.com/the-eye/2018/03/22/can-the-columbia-election-commission-fight-its-history/]</ref>

The CEC is significantly different in structure from previous elections board, and looks to create a stable and permanent platform for elections.

==Current Members==
'''Executive Board'''
*Interim President: [[Ben Barton]]
*Vice President of Policy: [[Zoha Qamar]]
*Interim Vice President of Finance: [[Ria Garg]]
*Interim Vice President of Student Life: [[Richa Gode]]
*Vice President of Communications: [[Julia Joern]]

'''Representatives-at-Large'''
*Academic Affairs Representative: Danielle Deiseroth
*Professional Development & Alumni Affairs Representative: Mohnish Chakravarti
*Student Services Representative: Saurabh Runwal
*Sustainability Representative: Mary Bourque
*Technology Representative: Andres Aguayo
*Student Groups Representative: Jacob Nye
*Campus Affairs Representative: Nicho Villalobos
*3-2 Representative: Rizwan Syed
*Racial Diversity and Inclusivity: Ashley Rodriguez
*First Generation and Low Income: Carolina Garcia

'''University Senator'''
*University Senator: Izzet Kebudi

'''Class of 2018'''
*President: Aakanxit Khullar
*Vice President: Patrick Lin
*Representative: Cristal Abud
*Representative: Saarthak Sarup

'''Class of 2019'''
*President: Vacant
*Vice President: Asher Goldfinger
*Representative: Walker Magrath
*Representative: Montana St. Pierre

'''Class of 2020'''
*President: Ayesha Chhugani
*Vice President: Marisa Ngbemeneh
*Representative: Joanna Paik
*Representative: Abhishek Chakraborty

'''Class of 2021'''
*President: Jaidev Shah
*Vice President: Alina Ying
*Representative: Nicolas Acosta
*Representative: Adheli Gonzalez

==Past Members==
'''Executive Board'''
*President: [[Sidd Bhatt]]
*Vice President of Finance: [[Brian Wu]]
*Vice President of Policy: [[Tanya Shah]]
*Vice President of Student Life: [[Rushal Rege]]
*Vice President of Communications: [[Jillian Ross]]

'''Representatives-at-Large'''
*Academic Affairs Representative: Robert Ying
*Professional Development & Alumni Affairs Representative: Janiel Li
*Student Services Representative: Jerry Sun
*Sustainability Liaison: Malini Nambiar
*CCSC Liaison: Vishnu Kalugotla
*GSSC Liaison: Manali Yavatkar
*SGA Liaison: Jason Kang
*Director of Technology: Sam Aarons
*3-2 Representative: Seth Hochhauser

'''University Senator'''
*University Senator: Akshay Shah

'''Class of 2014'''
*President: Daniel O'Leary
*Vice President: Caroline Taylor
*Representative: Linda Sun
*Representative: Andrew Gonzalez

'''Class of 2015'''
*President: Joshua Boggs
*Vice President: Shensi Ding
*Representative: Gil Feig
*Representative: Adam Sherman

'''Class of 2016'''
*President: Michelle Lee
*Vice President: Caroline Park
*Representative: [[Chloe Blanchard]]
*Representative: Abdulrahman "Sam" Khoshaim

'''Class of 2017'''
*President: [[Robert Adelson]]
*Vice President: [[Jonathan Barrios]]
*Representative: Sarah Yang
*Representative: Harry Munroe

== Contact ==

You can email the council at [mailto:esc@columbia.edu esc@columbia.edu]

== References ==
<references/>

== External links ==

* [http://www.columbia-esc.com/ ESC Website]
* [http://www.facebook.com/columbiaesc/ ESC Facebook Page]
* [http://twitter.com/ColumbiaESC ESC Twitter Account]

[[Category:ESC|*]]

Fu Foundation School of Engineering and Applied Science

2018-03-25T18:54:33Z

Juliajoern:

{{Infobox school
|Name=School of Engineering and Applied Science
|Image=SEAS_new_logo.jpg
|Established=1863
|Dean=[[Mary Boyce|Mary Cunningham Boyce]]
|Degrees=[[BS]], [[MS]], [[Eng.Sc.D]], [[Prof. Degree]]
|Enrollment=1,531 Undergraduate; 1,652 Masters; 697 PhD (2012-2013)
|Website=[http://www.engineering.columbia.edu/ http://www.engineering.columbia.edu/]
}}

'''The Fu Foundation School of Engineering and Applied Science''' (referred to for branding purposes as '''Columbia Engineering''' as of the late [[2000s]], but almost always informally referred to as '''SEAS'''), is the engineering school of Columbia. No one calls it Fu. Ever. It awards degrees in engineering, applied physics and applied mathematics.

The school maintains a close [[CC-SEAS Relationship|relationship]] with [[Columbia College]], and undergraduate students from both schools fall under the oversight of the [[Division of Student Affairs]] and live in the same dorms.

In [[2011]]-[[2012]], the School's research expenditure was $125 million.

== History ==

SEAS was founded in [[1863]] by [[Thomas Egleston Jr.]] as the '''School of Mines''' and then the '''School of Mines, Engineering and Chemistry''' before becoming the '''School of Engineering and Applied Science'''. It was the country's first such institution. In [[1997]], the school was renamed in honor of Chinese businessman [[Z. Y. Fu]], who had donated $26 million.

Following Columbia's move to the [[Morningside Heights campus]], the school took residence in [[Lewisohn Hall]] and [[Mathematics Hall]], which were then known as Mines and Engineering Halls, respectively. The construction of the [[Seeley W. Mudd Building]] in the '60s allowed the school to move into more spacious (though more ugly) quarters on the northeast corner of the main campus. Due to the growth of the school in the past four decades, further expansion was determined necessary, leading to the planning of the [[Northwest Science Building]], which opened in the spring of 2011. SEAS will benefit greatly from the opening of the [[Manhattanville campus]], including 1,000,000 square feet of space being allocated for a new [[Institute for Data Science]].

== Departments and faculty members ==

SEAS is divided into nine departments with a total of 152 members of faculty as follows:
* [[Applied Physics and Applied Mathematics Department]] (29)
* [[Biomedical Engineering Department]] (19)
* [[Chemical Engineering Department]] (10)
* [[Civil Engineering Department]] (13)
* [[Computer Science Department]] (35)
* [[Earth and Environmental Engineering Department]] (15) (formerly "Mining, Metallurgical, and Mineral Engineering (Henry Krumb School of Mines))
* [[Electrical Engineering Department]] (20)
* [[Industrial Engineering and Operations Research Department]] (16)
* [[Mechanical Engineering Department]] (11)

Additional faculty unaccounted for in above departments:
* [[Computer Engineering]] (10)
* [[Materials Engineering]] (9)
* Other (1)

{{Schools}}

[[Category:SEAS|*]]

Fu Foundation School of Engineering and Applied Science

2018-03-25T18:50:59Z

Juliajoern:

{{Infobox school
|Name=School of Engineering and Applied Science
|Image=SEAS_new_logo.jpg
|Established=1863
|President=[[Ben Barton]]
|Dean=[[Mary Boyce|Mary Cunningham Boyce]]
|Degrees=[[BS]], [[MS]], [[Eng.Sc.D]], [[Prof. Degree]]
|Enrollment=1,531 Undergraduate; 1,652 Masters; 697 PhD (2012-2013)
|Website=[http://www.engineering.columbia.edu/ http://www.engineering.columbia.edu/]
}}

'''The Fu Foundation School of Engineering and Applied Science''' (referred to for branding purposes as '''Columbia Engineering''' as of the late [[2000s]], but almost always informally referred to as '''SEAS'''), is the engineering school of Columbia. No one calls it Fu. Ever. It awards degrees in engineering, applied physics and applied mathematics.

The school maintains a close [[CC-SEAS Relationship|relationship]] with [[Columbia College]], and undergraduate students from both schools fall under the oversight of the [[Division of Student Affairs]] and live in the same dorms.

In [[2011]]-[[2012]], the School's research expenditure was $125 million.

== History ==

SEAS was founded in [[1863]] by [[Thomas Egleston Jr.]] as the '''School of Mines''' and then the '''School of Mines, Engineering and Chemistry''' before becoming the '''School of Engineering and Applied Science'''. It was the country's first such institution. In [[1997]], the school was renamed in honor of Chinese businessman [[Z. Y. Fu]], who had donated $26 million.

Following Columbia's move to the [[Morningside Heights campus]], the school took residence in [[Lewisohn Hall]] and [[Mathematics Hall]], which were then known as Mines and Engineering Halls, respectively. The construction of the [[Seeley W. Mudd Building]] in the '60s allowed the school to move into more spacious (though more ugly) quarters on the northeast corner of the main campus. Due to the growth of the school in the past four decades, further expansion was determined necessary, leading to the planning of the [[Northwest Science Building]], which opened in the spring of 2011. SEAS will benefit greatly from the opening of the [[Manhattanville campus]], including 1,000,000 square feet of space being allocated for a new [[Institute for Data Science]].

== Departments and faculty members ==

SEAS is divided into nine departments with a total of 152 members of faculty as follows:
* [[Applied Physics and Applied Mathematics Department]] (29)
* [[Biomedical Engineering Department]] (19)
* [[Chemical Engineering Department]] (10)
* [[Civil Engineering Department]] (13)
* [[Computer Science Department]] (35)
* [[Earth and Environmental Engineering Department]] (15) (formerly "Mining, Metallurgical, and Mineral Engineering (Henry Krumb School of Mines))
* [[Electrical Engineering Department]] (20)
* [[Industrial Engineering and Operations Research Department]] (16)
* [[Mechanical Engineering Department]] (11)

Additional faculty unaccounted for in above departments:
* [[Computer Engineering]] (10)
* [[Materials Engineering]] (9)
* Other (1)

{{Schools}}

[[Category:SEAS|*]]

Fu Foundation School of Engineering and Applied Science

2018-03-25T18:50:42Z

Juliajoern:

{{Infobox school
|Name=School of Engineering and Applied Science
|Image=SEAS_new_logo.jpg
|Established=1863
|President=Ben Barton
|Dean=[[Mary Boyce|Mary Cunningham Boyce]]
|Degrees=[[BS]], [[MS]], [[Eng.Sc.D]], [[Prof. Degree]]
|Enrollment=1,531 Undergraduate; 1,652 Masters; 697 PhD (2012-2013)
|Website=[http://www.engineering.columbia.edu/ http://www.engineering.columbia.edu/]
}}

'''The Fu Foundation School of Engineering and Applied Science''' (referred to for branding purposes as '''Columbia Engineering''' as of the late [[2000s]], but almost always informally referred to as '''SEAS'''), is the engineering school of Columbia. No one calls it Fu. Ever. It awards degrees in engineering, applied physics and applied mathematics.

The school maintains a close [[CC-SEAS Relationship|relationship]] with [[Columbia College]], and undergraduate students from both schools fall under the oversight of the [[Division of Student Affairs]] and live in the same dorms.

In [[2011]]-[[2012]], the School's research expenditure was $125 million.

== History ==

SEAS was founded in [[1863]] by [[Thomas Egleston Jr.]] as the '''School of Mines''' and then the '''School of Mines, Engineering and Chemistry''' before becoming the '''School of Engineering and Applied Science'''. It was the country's first such institution. In [[1997]], the school was renamed in honor of Chinese businessman [[Z. Y. Fu]], who had donated $26 million.

Following Columbia's move to the [[Morningside Heights campus]], the school took residence in [[Lewisohn Hall]] and [[Mathematics Hall]], which were then known as Mines and Engineering Halls, respectively. The construction of the [[Seeley W. Mudd Building]] in the '60s allowed the school to move into more spacious (though more ugly) quarters on the northeast corner of the main campus. Due to the growth of the school in the past four decades, further expansion was determined necessary, leading to the planning of the [[Northwest Science Building]], which opened in the spring of 2011. SEAS will benefit greatly from the opening of the [[Manhattanville campus]], including 1,000,000 square feet of space being allocated for a new [[Institute for Data Science]].

== Departments and faculty members ==

SEAS is divided into nine departments with a total of 152 members of faculty as follows:
* [[Applied Physics and Applied Mathematics Department]] (29)
* [[Biomedical Engineering Department]] (19)
* [[Chemical Engineering Department]] (10)
* [[Civil Engineering Department]] (13)
* [[Computer Science Department]] (35)
* [[Earth and Environmental Engineering Department]] (15) (formerly "Mining, Metallurgical, and Mineral Engineering (Henry Krumb School of Mines))
* [[Electrical Engineering Department]] (20)
* [[Industrial Engineering and Operations Research Department]] (16)
* [[Mechanical Engineering Department]] (11)

Additional faculty unaccounted for in above departments:
* [[Computer Engineering]] (10)
* [[Materials Engineering]] (9)
* Other (1)

{{Schools}}

[[Category:SEAS|*]]

Fu Foundation School of Engineering and Applied Science

2018-03-25T18:50:01Z

Juliajoern:

{{Infobox school
|Name=School of Engineering and Applied Science
|Image=SEAS_new_logo.jpg
|Established=1863
|Student Body President=[[Ben Barton]]
|Dean=[[Mary Boyce|Mary Cunningham Boyce]]
|Degrees=[[BS]], [[MS]], [[Eng.Sc.D]], [[Prof. Degree]]
|Enrollment=1,531 Undergraduate; 1,652 Masters; 697 PhD (2012-2013)
|Website=[http://www.engineering.columbia.edu/ http://www.engineering.columbia.edu/]
}}

'''The Fu Foundation School of Engineering and Applied Science''' (referred to for branding purposes as '''Columbia Engineering''' as of the late [[2000s]], but almost always informally referred to as '''SEAS'''), is the engineering school of Columbia. No one calls it Fu. Ever. It awards degrees in engineering, applied physics and applied mathematics.

The school maintains a close [[CC-SEAS Relationship|relationship]] with [[Columbia College]], and undergraduate students from both schools fall under the oversight of the [[Division of Student Affairs]] and live in the same dorms.

In [[2011]]-[[2012]], the School's research expenditure was $125 million.

== History ==

SEAS was founded in [[1863]] by [[Thomas Egleston Jr.]] as the '''School of Mines''' and then the '''School of Mines, Engineering and Chemistry''' before becoming the '''School of Engineering and Applied Science'''. It was the country's first such institution. In [[1997]], the school was renamed in honor of Chinese businessman [[Z. Y. Fu]], who had donated $26 million.

Following Columbia's move to the [[Morningside Heights campus]], the school took residence in [[Lewisohn Hall]] and [[Mathematics Hall]], which were then known as Mines and Engineering Halls, respectively. The construction of the [[Seeley W. Mudd Building]] in the '60s allowed the school to move into more spacious (though more ugly) quarters on the northeast corner of the main campus. Due to the growth of the school in the past four decades, further expansion was determined necessary, leading to the planning of the [[Northwest Science Building]], which opened in the spring of 2011. SEAS will benefit greatly from the opening of the [[Manhattanville campus]], including 1,000,000 square feet of space being allocated for a new [[Institute for Data Science]].

== Departments and faculty members ==

SEAS is divided into nine departments with a total of 152 members of faculty as follows:
* [[Applied Physics and Applied Mathematics Department]] (29)
* [[Biomedical Engineering Department]] (19)
* [[Chemical Engineering Department]] (10)
* [[Civil Engineering Department]] (13)
* [[Computer Science Department]] (35)
* [[Earth and Environmental Engineering Department]] (15) (formerly "Mining, Metallurgical, and Mineral Engineering (Henry Krumb School of Mines))
* [[Electrical Engineering Department]] (20)
* [[Industrial Engineering and Operations Research Department]] (16)
* [[Mechanical Engineering Department]] (11)

Additional faculty unaccounted for in above departments:
* [[Computer Engineering]] (10)
* [[Materials Engineering]] (9)
* Other (1)

{{Schools}}

[[Category:SEAS|*]]

Ria Garg

2018-03-25T17:29:23Z

Juliajoern:

[[image:Ria-Garg-ESC.jpg|frame|right]]

'''Ria Garg''' [[SEAS]] '[[2020|20]] is a Computer Science major! She was elected to the [[Engineering Student Council]] in her Sophomore year as the Vice President of Finance.
{{succession|preceded=[[Austen Paris]]|succeeded=?|office=ESC VP Finance|years=2017-18}}

[[Category:SEAS students]]
[[Category:Class of 2020]]
[[Category:Computer Science majors]]

Richa Gode

2018-03-25T17:29:18Z

Juliajoern:

[[image:Richa-Gode-ESC.jpg|frame|right]]

'''Richa Gode''' [[SEAS]] '[[2019|19]] is a Computer Science major! She was elected to the [[Engineering Student Council]] in her Junior year as the Vice President of Student Life.
{{succession|preceded=[[Ben Barton]]|succeeded=?|office=ESC VP Student Life|years=2018}}

[[Category:SEAS students]]
[[Category:Class of 2019]]
[[Category:Computer Science majors]]

Ben Barton

2018-03-25T17:29:01Z

Juliajoern:

[[image:BenBartonESC-2.jpg|frame|right]]

'''Ben Barton''' [[SEAS]] '[[2018|18]] is a Computer Science major! He was elected to the [[Engineering Student Council]] in his Junior year as the Vice President of Student Life.
{{succession|preceded=[[Aida Lu]]|succeeded=?|office=ESC President|years=2018}}

[[Category:SEAS students]]
[[Category:Class of 2018]]
[[Category:Computer Science majors]]

Zoha Qamar

2018-03-25T17:28:44Z

Juliajoern:

[[image:Zoha-Qamar-ESC.png|frame|right]]

'''Zoha Qamar''' [[SEAS]] '[[2019|19]] is a Computer Science major! She was elected to the [[Engineering Student Council]] in her Sophomore year as the Vice President of Policy.
{{succession|preceded=[[Sidney Perkins]]|succeeded=?|office=ESC VP Policy|years=2017-18}}

[[Category:SEAS students]]
[[Category:Class of 2019]]
[[Category:Computer Science majors]]

Julia Joern

2018-03-25T17:28:33Z

Juliajoern: Created page with " right '''Julia Joern''' SEAS '18 is a Biomedical Engineering major! She was elected to the Engineering Student Council in h..."

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'''Julia Joern''' [[SEAS]] '[[2018|18]] is a Biomedical Engineering major! She was elected to the [[Engineering Student Council]] in her Junior year as the Vice President of Communications.
{{succession|preceded=[[Anthony Kim]]|succeeded=?|office=ESC VP Communications|years=2017-18}}

[[Category:SEAS students]]
[[Category:Class of 2018]]
[[Category:Biomedical Engineering majors]]

File:Julia-Joern.png

2018-03-25T17:26:52Z

Juliajoern:

Richa Gode

2018-03-25T17:26:28Z

Juliajoern: Created page with "right '''Richa Gode''' SEAS '19 is a Computer Science major! She was elected to the Engineering Student Council in her Ju..."

[[image:Richa-Gode-ESC.jpg|frame|right]]

'''Richa Gode''' [[SEAS]] '[[2019|19]] is a Computer Science major! She was elected to the [[Engineering Student Council]] in her Junior year as the Vice President of Student Life.
{{succession|preceded=[[Ben Barton]]|succeeded=Incumbent|office=ESC VP Finance|years=2018}}

[[Category:SEAS students]]
[[Category:Class of 2019]]
[[Category:Computer Science majors]]

File:Richa-Gode-ESC.jpg

2018-03-25T17:25:40Z

Juliajoern:

Ria Garg

2018-03-25T17:24:49Z

Juliajoern: Created page with "right '''Ria Garg''' SEAS '20 is a Computer Science major! She was elected to the Engineering Student Council in her Sophom..."

[[image:Ria-Garg-ESC.jpg|frame|right]]

'''Ria Garg''' [[SEAS]] '[[2020|20]] is a Computer Science major! She was elected to the [[Engineering Student Council]] in her Sophomore year as the Vice President of Finance.
{{succession|preceded=[[Austen Paris]]|succeeded=Incumbent|office=ESC VP Finance|years=2017-18}}

[[Category:SEAS students]]
[[Category:Class of 2020]]
[[Category:Computer Science majors]]

File:Ria-Garg-ESC.jpg

2018-03-25T17:24:07Z

Juliajoern: