Columbia Alumni Association - Revision history

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Admin at 21:06, 16 May 2013

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Reaganaut at 04:11, 6 March 2008

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Absentminded at 13:43, 24 January 2008

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Pacman at 00:53, 3 December 2007

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Absentminded at 04:31, 1 December 2007

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Absentminded at 18:28, 28 November 2007

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 CAA also offers email forwarding from your regular UNI account (@columbia.edu) once you graduate.
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 [[Category:Post-graduation]]
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	Also in the summer of 2007, the CAA took over the [[Columbia Connections]] website.		Also in the summer of 2007, the CAA took over the [[Columbia Connections]] website.
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		+	== Email ==
		+	CAA offers @caa.columbia.edu email addresses to Columbia alumni, provided through Google Accounts. Once you sign up, you get two accounts, one is your [[UNI]], and the other is customizable. So if you were Joe Bloggs, you might for example get jb2112@caa.columbia.edu and joe@caa.columbia.edu. According to a Bwog tipster lee.bollinger@caa.columbia.edu is already taken.<ref>http://www.bwog.net/articles/the_latest_in_vanity_email_addresses</ref> Sign up soon if you want your customizable alias to be your first name!
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		+	CAA also offers email forwarding from your regular UNI account (@columbia.edu) once you graduate.

	== External links ==		== External links ==

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	The '''Columbia Alumni Association''' (CAA) is an umbrella association for all university alumni that was formed in [[2005]]-[[2006]]. You automatically become a member of the CAA upon graduation. It is not to be confused with the [[Columbia College Alumni Association]] or other individual school alumni associations.		The '''Columbia Alumni Association''' (CAA) is an umbrella association for all university alumni that was formed in [[2005]]-[[2006]]. You automatically become a member of the CAA upon graduation. It is not to be confused with the [[Columbia College Alumni Association]] or other individual school alumni associations.

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-The '''Columbia Alumni Association''' (CAA) is an umbrella association for all university alumni that was formed in 2005-2006. You automatically become a member of the CAA upon graduation. Not to be confused with the [[Columbia College Alumni Association]] or other individual school alumni associations.
+The '''Columbia Alumni Association''' (CAA) is an umbrella association for all university alumni that was formed in [[2005]]-[[2006]]. You automatically become a member of the CAA upon graduation. It is not to be confused with the [[Columbia College Alumni Association]] or other individual school alumni associations.
-The CAA was launched as a successor to the [[Columbia University Alumni Federation|Alumni Federation]. It's goal is to create a unified alumni association to forge a "sustainable, ongoing program of alumni relations," according to [[Eric Furda]], VP of [[Alumni Relations]]. Whereas individual schools have had [[alumni associations]] of their own, no univeristy-wide organization dedicated planning events to bring together students from all schools had existed.
+The CAA was launched as a successor to the [[Columbia University Alumni Federation|Alumni Federation]]. Its goal is to create a unified alumni association to forge a "sustainable, ongoing program of alumni relations," according to [[Eric Furda]], VP of [[Alumni Relations]]. Whereas individual schools have had [[alumni associations]] of their own, no univeristy-wide organization dedicated planning events to bring together students from all schools had existed.
-Since it's launch, CAA has launched a [[University Alumni Newsletter]], a University-wide Alumni Directory, and embarked on a blitz of events. In its first year the CAA hosted 150 events around the world that were attended by 11,000 alumni and guests.
+Since its launch, CAA has launched a [[University Alumni Newsletter]], a University-wide Alumni Directory, and embarked on a blitz of events. In its first year the CAA hosted 150 events around the world that were attended by 11,000 alumni and guests. In summer [[2007]], it hosted a particularly glittering and star-studded alumni event in Paris.
-In the summer of 2007, the CAA took over the [[Columbia Connections]] website.
+Also in the summer of 2007, the CAA took over the [[Columbia Connections]] website.
 == External links ==

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−	The '''Columbia Alumni Association''' (CAA) is an umbrella association for all university alumni that was formed in 2005-2006. You automatically become a member of the CAA upon graduation.	+	The '''Columbia Alumni Association''' (CAA) is an umbrella association for all university alumni that was formed in 2005-2006. You automatically become a member of the CAA upon graduation. Not to be confused with the [[Columbia College Alumni Association]].

	[http://alumni.columbia.edu/connect/s1_2.html Columbia Alumni Association Website]		[http://alumni.columbia.edu/connect/s1_2.html Columbia Alumni Association Website]