https://www.wikicu.com/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=Manda WikiCU - User contributions [en] 2026-05-17T04:48:22Z User contributions MediaWiki 1.31.8 https://www.wikicu.com/index.php?title=Brownie%27s_Cafe&diff=37617 Brownie's Cafe 2011-07-14T14:05:50Z <p>Manda: </p> <hr /> <div>&#039;&#039;&#039;Brownie&#039;s Cafe&#039;&#039;&#039; is located in the basement of [[Avery Hall]], and is also accessible from [[Fayerweather Hall]]. It has great little salads, baked goods, and some interesting coffee flavors. Typically, it&#039;s populated by architecture students. They only take cash here since it&#039;s not an official Columbia [[Dining Services]] location, but is instead independently operated, similar to [[Alice&#039;s International Cafe]] in [[IAB]].<br /> <br /> Formerly operated as &quot;Tom&#039;s Cafe&quot;, named after the elderly white-haired proprietor who could often be seen overseeing the work.<br /> <br /> &#039;&#039;&#039;Operating Hours&#039;&#039;&#039;<br /> As of July 14, 2011, Brownie&#039;s says they will be open all summer, 9-5.<br /> <br /> == References ==<br /> <br /> [[Category:On-campus dining locations]]</div> Manda https://www.wikicu.com/index.php?title=Talk:Jack_McGourty&diff=37612 Talk:Jack McGourty 2011-07-05T21:03:49Z <p>Manda: Created page with &quot;why was &quot;[http://www.selflessleadership.com/ Selfless Leadership], Dean McGourty&#039;s side business as a motivational speaker&quot; deleted?&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>why was &quot;[http://www.selflessleadership.com/ Selfless Leadership], Dean McGourty&#039;s side business as a motivational speaker&quot; deleted?</div> Manda https://www.wikicu.com/index.php?title=Entrepreneurship&diff=32786 Entrepreneurship 2010-05-07T14:57:55Z <p>Manda: /* Courses */</p> <hr /> <div>There are numerous organizations at and affiliated with Columbia intended to encourage and facilitate entrepreneurship at Columbia. Some are specific to a division or school, most are targeted at students, many have overlapping target constituencies.<br /> <br /> = At Columbia =<br /> <br /> == SEAS ==<br /> === Student Groups ===<br /> <br /> # [http://seti.seas.columbia.edu/ SETI] (Society for Entreprenuership and Technological Innovation; founded during 2008-2009; website hasn&#039;t changed in a year)<br /> # Computer Science Department:<br /> ## [http://www.cuacm.com/ ACM] (Association for Computing Machinery)<br /> ## [http://www.adicu.com/ ADI] (Application Development Initiative), created October 2009<br /> # APAM<br /> ## [http://www.seas.columbia.edu/siam/ SIAM] Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics<br /> <br /> === Administrative Initiatives ===<br /> <br /> # CTICE<br /> ## entrepreneurial program<br /> ## entrepreneurial minor<br /> <br /> === Courses ===<br /> # CS<br /> ## [http://www.courseoninnovation.com/ PIE]<br /> # ENG<br /> ## [http://ctice.columbia.edu/content/interdisciplinary-minor-entrepreneurship minor in entrepreneurship]<br /> ### Required Courses:
<br /> #### ENGI E2261: Introduction to accounting and finance (3.0 points)<br /> #### 
BUSI W3021: Marketing and marketing management (3.0 points)
<br /> #### [http://www.columbia.edu/cu/bulletin/uwb/subj/IEOR/E4998-20101-001/ IEOR E4998]: Managing technological innovation and entrepreneurship (3.0 points)<br /> ### Electives (either two courses from list A or one course from list A and one from list B):<br /> #### A: Engineering electives (at least one)
<br /> ##### CHEN E4020: &quot;Protection of Industrial and Business Property&quot; (3.0 points)<br /> ##### CIEN E4136: &quot;Entrepreneurship in Civil Engineering and Construction&quot; (3.0 points)
<br /> ##### COMS W4444: &quot;Programming and Problem Solving&quot; (3.0 points)
<br /> ##### BMEN E3998: &quot;Projects in Biomedical Engineering&quot; (3.0 points)
<br /> ##### IEOR E4550: &quot;Entrepreneurial Business Creation for Engineers&quot; (3.0 points)
<br /> ##### ISME E4310: &quot;The manufacturing enterprise&quot; (3.0 points)<br /> ##### SCNC W3010: &quot;Science, Technology, and Society&quot; (3.0 points)
 or
 URBS V3310: &quot;Science and Technology in Urban Environments&quot; (3.0 points)
 (but not both)<br /> #### B: Other electives (no more than one)
<br /> ##### ECIE E4280: &quot;Corporate Finance&quot; (3.0 points)
<br /> ##### IEOR W4308: &quot;Industrial Budgeting and Finance Control&quot; (3.0 points)<br /> ### Other Courses:<br /> #### [http://www.columbia.edu/cu/bulletin/uwb/subj/TMGT/K4123-20101-001/ Technology Management K4123]<br /> MANAGING EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES<br /> <br /> == GSB ==<br /> === Student Groups ===<br /> <br /> # Technology Business Group (TBG), ~200 Members<br /> ## Contact: [mailto:dkwon11@gsb.columbia.edu]<br /> # [http://www0.gsb.columbia.edu/students/organizations/ceo/ CEO]CEO<br /> # [http://www.cbspevc.com/site/ PEVC]<br /> # [http://www0.gsb.columbia.edu/students/organizations/sbcp/ SBCP] small business consulting program<br /> <br /> === Administrative Initiatives ===<br /> <br /> # [http://www4.gsb.columbia.edu/entrepreneurship lang center], aka lang foundation<br /> ## contact: [mailto:lh2139@columbia.edu] Laura Lee<br /> ## [http://www4.gsb.columbia.edu/entrepreneurship/resources/linksandarticles list] of resources from Lang Center<br /> ### [http://www4.gsb.columbia.edu/entrepreneurship/news/item/738403/Six+Finalists+are+Selected+this+Year+to+Present+to+The+Lang+Fund+Board+For+Potential+Seed+Funding list] of finalist for the lang $, 2010<br /> ### [http://www4.gsb.columbia.edu/entrepreneurship/initiatives/outrageous CEO/Lang] outrageous business competition<br /> # career management center<br /> # [http://www4.gsb.columbia.edu/entrepreneurship/initiatives/greenhouse greenhouse]; [http://www4.gsb.columbia.edu/null/download?&amp;exclusive=filemgr.download&amp;file_id=7212785 apply] by sending in a powerpoint. More info [http://www4.gsb.columbia.edu/null/download?&amp;exclusive=filemgr.download&amp;file_id=7212595 here] and [http://cbs360.gsb.columbia.edu:8080/ess/echo/presentation/474cc0ba-7a04-44d7-98b3-fbdd7d53e798 here].<br /> <br /> == University-wide ==<br /> # [http://www.wikicu.com/Science_and_Technology_Ventures STV]<br /> ## [http://stv.columbia.edu/index.php?option=com_content&amp;task=blogcategory&amp;id=26&amp;Itemid=40 venture lab] (startup program)<br /> ### contact: [mailto:dl2303@columbia.edu] David Lerner<br /> <br /> == Undergraduate (see also SEAS above) ==<br /> === Student Groups ===<br /> # CORE<br /> === Courses ===<br /> <br /> = Affiliated with Columbia =<br /> # [http://www.meetup.com/ColumbiaVC/ CVC] (2006-; 1,212 members): a meetup group mostly active among alumni. Open to all CU affiliates.<br /> <br /> = NYC-based, not-affiliated with CU, but open to Columbia affiliates =<br /> <br /> == [http://insiteny.org/ InSITE] (open to CU + NYU Business and Law students; competitive) ==<br /> <br /> == NYTM (2004-; 14,000 members) ==<br /> <br /> [http://nytm.org/ New York Tech Meetup]<br /> <br /> == NY technology M ==<br /> <br /> [http://www.meetup.com/New-York-Technology-Meetup/ http://www.meetup.com/New-York-Technology-Meetup/ ]<br /> <br /> == hackNY ==<br /> <br /> [http://hackny.org hackNY.org] organizes internships and lectures in the summer and hackathons during the school year<br /> <br /> == NYCEDC/NYCIF initiatives ==<br /> === bigapps ===<br /> === nycseed ===<br /> ==== nycseedstart ====<br /> <br /> == NYC media lab ==<br /> <br /> = NYC events =<br /> <br /> # [http://www.nyew.org/ NY entrepreneur week] April 12-16 2010<br /> <br /> = other NYC university groups =<br /> # NYUVC (?; ? members):<br /> # tech@NYU</div> Manda https://www.wikicu.com/index.php?title=Entrepreneurship&diff=32785 Entrepreneurship 2010-05-07T14:56:39Z <p>Manda: </p> <hr /> <div>There are numerous organizations at and affiliated with Columbia intended to encourage and facilitate entrepreneurship at Columbia. Some are specific to a division or school, most are targeted at students, many have overlapping target constituencies.<br /> <br /> = At Columbia =<br /> <br /> == SEAS ==<br /> === Student Groups ===<br /> <br /> # [http://seti.seas.columbia.edu/ SETI] (Society for Entreprenuership and Technological Innovation; founded during 2008-2009; website hasn&#039;t changed in a year)<br /> # Computer Science Department:<br /> ## [http://www.cuacm.com/ ACM] (Association for Computing Machinery)<br /> ## [http://www.adicu.com/ ADI] (Application Development Initiative), created October 2009<br /> # APAM<br /> ## [http://www.seas.columbia.edu/siam/ SIAM] Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics<br /> <br /> === Administrative Initiatives ===<br /> <br /> # CTICE<br /> ## entrepreneurial program<br /> ## entrepreneurial minor<br /> <br /> === Courses ===<br /> # CS<br /> ## [http://www.courseoninnovation.com/ PIE]<br /> # ENG<br /> ## [http://ctice.columbia.edu/content/interdisciplinary-minor-entrepreneurship minor in entrepreneurship]<br /> ### Required Courses:
<br /> #### ENGI E2261: Introduction to accounting and finance (3.0 points)<br /> #### 
BUSI W3021: Marketing and marketing management (3.0 points)
<br /> #### IEOR E4998: Managing technological innovation and entrepreneurship (3.0 points)<br /> ### Electives (either two courses from list A or one course from list A and one from list B):<br /> #### A: Engineering electives (at least one)
<br /> ##### CHEN E4020: &quot;Protection of Industrial and Business Property&quot; (3.0 points)<br /> ##### CIEN E4136: &quot;Entrepreneurship in Civil Engineering and Construction&quot; (3.0 points)
<br /> ##### COMS W4444: &quot;Programming and Problem Solving&quot; (3.0 points)
<br /> ##### BMEN E3998: &quot;Projects in Biomedical Engineering&quot; (3.0 points)
<br /> ##### IEOR E4550: &quot;Entrepreneurial Business Creation for Engineers&quot; (3.0 points)
<br /> ##### ISME E4310: &quot;The manufacturing enterprise&quot; (3.0 points)<br /> ##### SCNC W3010: &quot;Science, Technology, and Society&quot; (3.0 points)
 or
 URBS V3310: &quot;Science and Technology in Urban Environments&quot; (3.0 points)
 (but not both)<br /> #### B: Other electives (no more than one)
<br /> ##### ECIE E4280: &quot;Corporate Finance&quot; (3.0 points)
<br /> ##### IEOR W4308: &quot;Industrial Budgeting and Finance Control&quot; (3.0 points)<br /> <br /> == GSB ==<br /> === Student Groups ===<br /> <br /> # Technology Business Group (TBG), ~200 Members<br /> ## Contact: [mailto:dkwon11@gsb.columbia.edu]<br /> # [http://www0.gsb.columbia.edu/students/organizations/ceo/ CEO]CEO<br /> # [http://www.cbspevc.com/site/ PEVC]<br /> # [http://www0.gsb.columbia.edu/students/organizations/sbcp/ SBCP] small business consulting program<br /> <br /> === Administrative Initiatives ===<br /> <br /> # [http://www4.gsb.columbia.edu/entrepreneurship lang center], aka lang foundation<br /> ## contact: [mailto:lh2139@columbia.edu] Laura Lee<br /> ## [http://www4.gsb.columbia.edu/entrepreneurship/resources/linksandarticles list] of resources from Lang Center<br /> ### [http://www4.gsb.columbia.edu/entrepreneurship/news/item/738403/Six+Finalists+are+Selected+this+Year+to+Present+to+The+Lang+Fund+Board+For+Potential+Seed+Funding list] of finalist for the lang $, 2010<br /> ### [http://www4.gsb.columbia.edu/entrepreneurship/initiatives/outrageous CEO/Lang] outrageous business competition<br /> # career management center<br /> # [http://www4.gsb.columbia.edu/entrepreneurship/initiatives/greenhouse greenhouse]; [http://www4.gsb.columbia.edu/null/download?&amp;exclusive=filemgr.download&amp;file_id=7212785 apply] by sending in a powerpoint. More info [http://www4.gsb.columbia.edu/null/download?&amp;exclusive=filemgr.download&amp;file_id=7212595 here] and [http://cbs360.gsb.columbia.edu:8080/ess/echo/presentation/474cc0ba-7a04-44d7-98b3-fbdd7d53e798 here].<br /> <br /> == University-wide ==<br /> # [http://www.wikicu.com/Science_and_Technology_Ventures STV]<br /> ## [http://stv.columbia.edu/index.php?option=com_content&amp;task=blogcategory&amp;id=26&amp;Itemid=40 venture lab] (startup program)<br /> ### contact: [mailto:dl2303@columbia.edu] David Lerner<br /> <br /> == Undergraduate (see also SEAS above) ==<br /> === Student Groups ===<br /> # CORE<br /> === Courses ===<br /> <br /> = Affiliated with Columbia =<br /> # [http://www.meetup.com/ColumbiaVC/ CVC] (2006-; 1,212 members): a meetup group mostly active among alumni. Open to all CU affiliates.<br /> <br /> = NYC-based, not-affiliated with CU, but open to Columbia affiliates =<br /> <br /> == [http://insiteny.org/ InSITE] (open to CU + NYU Business and Law students; competitive) ==<br /> <br /> == NYTM (2004-; 14,000 members) ==<br /> <br /> [http://nytm.org/ New York Tech Meetup]<br /> <br /> == NY technology M ==<br /> <br /> [http://www.meetup.com/New-York-Technology-Meetup/ http://www.meetup.com/New-York-Technology-Meetup/ ]<br /> <br /> == hackNY ==<br /> <br /> [http://hackny.org hackNY.org] organizes internships and lectures in the summer and hackathons during the school year<br /> <br /> == NYCEDC/NYCIF initiatives ==<br /> === bigapps ===<br /> === nycseed ===<br /> ==== nycseedstart ====<br /> <br /> == NYC media lab ==<br /> <br /> = NYC events =<br /> <br /> # [http://www.nyew.org/ NY entrepreneur week] April 12-16 2010<br /> <br /> = other NYC university groups =<br /> # NYUVC (?; ? members):<br /> # tech@NYU</div> Manda https://www.wikicu.com/index.php?title=Entrepreneurship&diff=32784 Entrepreneurship 2010-05-07T14:52:06Z <p>Manda: </p> <hr /> <div>There are numerous organizations at and affiliated with Columbia intended to encourage and facilitate entrepreneurship at Columbia. Some are specific to a division or school, most are targeted at students, many have overlapping target constituencies.<br /> <br /> = At Columbia =<br /> <br /> == SEAS ==<br /> === Student Groups ===<br /> <br /> # [http://seti.seas.columbia.edu/ SETI] (Society for Entreprenuership and Technological Innovation; founded during 2008-2009; website hasn&#039;t changed in a year)<br /> # Computer Science Department:<br /> ## [http://www.cuacm.com/ ACM] (Association for Computing Machinery)<br /> ## ADI<br /> # APAM<br /> ## [http://www.seas.columbia.edu/siam/ SIAM] Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics<br /> <br /> === Administrative Initiatives ===<br /> <br /> # CTICE<br /> ## entrepreneurial program<br /> ## entrepreneurial minor<br /> <br /> === Courses ===<br /> # CS<br /> ## [http://www.courseoninnovation.com/ PIE]<br /> # ENG<br /> ## [http://ctice.columbia.edu/content/interdisciplinary-minor-entrepreneurship minor in entrepreneurship]<br /> ### Required Courses:
<br /> #### ENGI E2261: Introduction to accounting and finance (3.0 points)<br /> #### 
BUSI W3021: Marketing and marketing management (3.0 points)
<br /> #### IEOR E4998: Managing technological innovation and entrepreneurship (3.0 points)<br /> ### Electives (either two courses from list A or one course from list A and one from list B):<br /> #### A: Engineering electives (at least one)
<br /> ##### CHEN E4020: &quot;Protection of Industrial and Business Property&quot; (3.0 points)<br /> ##### CIEN E4136: &quot;Entrepreneurship in Civil Engineering and Construction&quot; (3.0 points)
<br /> ##### COMS W4444: &quot;Programming and Problem Solving&quot; (3.0 points)
<br /> ##### BMEN E3998: &quot;Projects in Biomedical Engineering&quot; (3.0 points)
<br /> ##### IEOR E4550: &quot;Entrepreneurial Business Creation for Engineers&quot; (3.0 points)
<br /> ##### ISME E4310: &quot;The manufacturing enterprise&quot; (3.0 points)<br /> ##### SCNC W3010: &quot;Science, Technology, and Society&quot; (3.0 points)
 or
 URBS V3310: &quot;Science and Technology in Urban Environments&quot; (3.0 points)
 (but not both)<br /> #### B: Other electives (no more than one)
<br /> ##### ECIE E4280: &quot;Corporate Finance&quot; (3.0 points)
<br /> ##### IEOR W4308: &quot;Industrial Budgeting and Finance Control&quot; (3.0 points)<br /> <br /> == GSB ==<br /> === Student Groups ===<br /> <br /> # Technology Business Group (TBG), ~200 Members<br /> ## Contact: [mailto:dkwon11@gsb.columbia.edu]<br /> # [http://www0.gsb.columbia.edu/students/organizations/ceo/ CEO]CEO<br /> # [http://www.cbspevc.com/site/ PEVC]<br /> # [http://www0.gsb.columbia.edu/students/organizations/sbcp/ SBCP] small business consulting program<br /> <br /> === Administrative Initiatives ===<br /> <br /> # [http://www4.gsb.columbia.edu/entrepreneurship lang center], aka lang foundation<br /> ## contact: [mailto:lh2139@columbia.edu] Laura Lee<br /> ## [http://www4.gsb.columbia.edu/entrepreneurship/resources/linksandarticles list] of resources from Lang Center<br /> ### [http://www4.gsb.columbia.edu/entrepreneurship/news/item/738403/Six+Finalists+are+Selected+this+Year+to+Present+to+The+Lang+Fund+Board+For+Potential+Seed+Funding list] of finalist for the lang $, 2010<br /> ### [http://www4.gsb.columbia.edu/entrepreneurship/initiatives/outrageous CEO/Lang] outrageous business competition<br /> # career management center<br /> # [http://www4.gsb.columbia.edu/entrepreneurship/initiatives/greenhouse greenhouse]<br /> <br /> == University-wide ==<br /> # [http://www.wikicu.com/Science_and_Technology_Ventures STV]<br /> ## [http://stv.columbia.edu/index.php?option=com_content&amp;task=blogcategory&amp;id=26&amp;Itemid=40 venture lab] (startup program)<br /> ### contact: [mailto:dl2303@columbia.edu] David Lerner<br /> <br /> == Undergraduate (see also SEAS above) ==<br /> === Student Groups ===<br /> # CORE<br /> === Courses ===<br /> <br /> = Affiliated with Columbia =<br /> # [http://www.meetup.com/ColumbiaVC/ CVC] (2006-; 1,212 members): a meetup group mostly active among alumni. Open to all CU affiliates.<br /> <br /> = NYC-based, not-affiliated with CU, but open to Columbia affiliates =<br /> <br /> == [http://insiteny.org/ InSITE] (open to CU + NYU Business and Law students; competitive) ==<br /> <br /> == NYTM (2004-; 14,000 members) ==<br /> <br /> [http://nytm.org/ New York Tech Meetup]<br /> <br /> == NY technology M ==<br /> <br /> [http://www.meetup.com/New-York-Technology-Meetup/ http://www.meetup.com/New-York-Technology-Meetup/ ]<br /> <br /> == hackNY ==<br /> <br /> [http://hackny.org hackNY.org] organizes internships and lectures in the summer and hackathons during the school year<br /> <br /> == NYCEDC/NYCIF initiatives ==<br /> === bigapps ===<br /> === nycseed ===<br /> ==== nycseedstart ====<br /> <br /> == NYC media lab ==<br /> <br /> = NYC events =<br /> <br /> # [http://www.nyew.org/ NY entrepreneur week] April 12-16 2010<br /> <br /> = other NYC university groups =<br /> # NYUVC (?; ? members):<br /> # tech@NYU</div> Manda https://www.wikicu.com/index.php?title=Entrepreneurship&diff=32783 Entrepreneurship 2010-05-07T14:51:13Z <p>Manda: /* Student Groups */</p> <hr /> <div>There are numerous organizations at and affiliated with Columbia intended to encourage and facilitate entrepreneurship at Columbia. Some are specific to a division or school, most are targeted at students, many have overlapping target constituencies.<br /> <br /> = At Columbia =<br /> <br /> == SEAS ==<br /> === Student Groups ===<br /> <br /> # [http://seti.seas.columbia.edu/ SETI] (Society for Entreprenuership and Technological Innovation; founded during 2008-2009; website hasn&#039;t changed in a year)<br /> # Computer Science Department:<br /> ## [http://www.cuacm.com/ ACM] (Association for Computing Machinery)<br /> ## ADI<br /> # APAM<br /> ## [http://www.seas.columbia.edu/siam/ SIAM] Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics<br /> <br /> === Administrative Initiatives ===<br /> <br /> # CTICE<br /> ## entrepreneurial program<br /> ## entrepreneurial minor<br /> <br /> === Courses ===<br /> # CS<br /> ## [http://www.courseoninnovation.com/ PIE]<br /> # ENG<br /> ## [http://ctice.columbia.edu/content/interdisciplinary-minor-entrepreneurship minor in entrepreneurship]<br /> ### Required Courses:
<br /> #### ENGI E2261: Introduction to accounting and finance (3.0 points)<br /> #### 
BUSI W3021: Marketing and marketing management (3.0 points)
<br /> #### IEOR E4998: Managing technological innovation and entrepreneurship (3.0 points)<br /> ### Electives (either two courses from list A or one course from list A and one from list B):<br /> #### A: Engineering electives (at least one)
<br /> ##### CHEN E4020: &quot;Protection of Industrial and Business Property&quot; (3.0 points)<br /> ##### CIEN E4136: &quot;Entrepreneurship in Civil Engineering and Construction&quot; (3.0 points)
<br /> ##### COMS W4444: &quot;Programming and Problem Solving&quot; (3.0 points)
<br /> ##### BMEN E3998: &quot;Projects in Biomedical Engineering&quot; (3.0 points)
<br /> ##### IEOR E4550: &quot;Entrepreneurial Business Creation for Engineers&quot; (3.0 points)
<br /> ##### ISME E4310: &quot;The manufacturing enterprise&quot; (3.0 points)<br /> ##### SCNC W3010: &quot;Science, Technology, and Society&quot; (3.0 points)
 or
 URBS V3310: &quot;Science and Technology in Urban Environments&quot; (3.0 points)
 (but not both)<br /> #### B: Other electives (no more than one)
<br /> ##### ECIE E4280: &quot;Corporate Finance&quot; (3.0 points)
<br /> ##### IEOR W4308: &quot;Industrial Budgeting and Finance Control&quot; (3.0 points)<br /> <br /> == GSB ==<br /> === Student Groups ===<br /> <br /> # Technology Business Group (TBG), ~200 Members<br /> ## Contact: [mailto:dkwon11@gsb.columbia.edu]<br /> # [http://www0.gsb.columbia.edu/students/organizations/ceo/ CEO]CEO<br /> # [http://www.cbspevc.com/site/ PEVC]<br /> <br /> === Administrative Initiatives ===<br /> <br /> # [http://www4.gsb.columbia.edu/entrepreneurship lang center], aka lang foundation<br /> ## contact: [mailto:lh2139@columbia.edu] Laura Lee<br /> ## [http://www4.gsb.columbia.edu/entrepreneurship/resources/linksandarticles list] of resources from Lang Center<br /> ### [http://www4.gsb.columbia.edu/entrepreneurship/news/item/738403/Six+Finalists+are+Selected+this+Year+to+Present+to+The+Lang+Fund+Board+For+Potential+Seed+Funding list] of finalist for the lang $, 2010<br /> ### [http://www4.gsb.columbia.edu/entrepreneurship/initiatives/outrageous CEO/Lang] outrageous business competition<br /> # career management center<br /> # [http://www0.gsb.columbia.edu/students/organizations/sbcp/ SBCP] small business consulting program<br /> <br /> === Courses ===<br /> # greenhouse<br /> <br /> == University-wide ==<br /> # [http://www.wikicu.com/Science_and_Technology_Ventures STV]<br /> ## [http://stv.columbia.edu/index.php?option=com_content&amp;task=blogcategory&amp;id=26&amp;Itemid=40 venture lab] (startup program)<br /> ### contact: [mailto:dl2303@columbia.edu] David Lerner<br /> <br /> == Undergraduate (see also SEAS above) ==<br /> === Student Groups ===<br /> # CORE<br /> === Courses ===<br /> <br /> = Affiliated with Columbia =<br /> # [http://www.meetup.com/ColumbiaVC/ CVC] (2006-; 1,212 members): a meetup group mostly active among alumni. Open to all CU affiliates.<br /> <br /> = NYC-based, not-affiliated with CU, but open to Columbia affiliates =<br /> <br /> == [http://insiteny.org/ InSITE] (open to CU + NYU Business and Law students; competitive) ==<br /> <br /> == NYTM (2004-; 14,000 members) ==<br /> <br /> [http://nytm.org/ New York Tech Meetup]<br /> <br /> == NY technology M ==<br /> <br /> [http://www.meetup.com/New-York-Technology-Meetup/ http://www.meetup.com/New-York-Technology-Meetup/ ]<br /> <br /> == hackNY ==<br /> <br /> [http://hackny.org hackNY.org] organizes internships and lectures in the summer and hackathons during the school year<br /> <br /> == NYCEDC/NYCIF initiatives ==<br /> === bigapps ===<br /> === nycseed ===<br /> ==== nycseedstart ====<br /> <br /> == NYC media lab ==<br /> <br /> = NYC events =<br /> <br /> # [http://www.nyew.org/ NY entrepreneur week] April 12-16 2010<br /> <br /> = other NYC university groups =<br /> # NYUVC (?; ? members):<br /> # tech@NYU</div> Manda