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E-mail #7 - Sent October 27th, 2005 http://www.columbia.edu/cu/cc2008/ Support the Team and the (new) Policy: http://www.columbiaspectator.com/vnews/display.v/ART/2005/10/26/435f326fed6d2Fan buses for this Saturday’s football game against Yale will leave from 116th and Broadway before 12:30pm. -------------------------------------------------------------------
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Join Columbia Big Buddy ------------------------------------------------------------------- Hey all, I just wanted to drop a quick hello and congratulations (to most people) for getting through the bulk of midterms. Come to a CCSC 2008 Study Break in the McBain Lounge between 8:30 and 10:30 pm this coming Sunday. Happy Halloween, Isaac “Prombie” Silverman ------------------------------------------------------------------- 1) JOIN COLUMBIA BIG BUDDY AND BE A MENTOR! COLUMBIA BIG BUDDY is an opportunity for upperclassmen to share their experiences with the freshman class while going on FREE trips: Broadway shows, dinners, and other events. You can help first years become acclimated with Columbia life and New York City through individualized mentor pairings! It's lots of fun and a real help for first year students. There are already 50 students participating but our first event was so successful that we want to open the program to as many as people as possible. IF YOU ARE INTERESTED OR HAVE ANY QUESTIONS, EMAIL [email protected] FOR MORE INFORMATION - our next event is this Saturday, 10/29! ------------------------------------------------------------------- 2) Want to Become an RA? Applications, application instructions, and position descriptions will be available starting Monday, October 31st either on-line for downloading ( http://www.studentaffairs.columbia.edu/resprograms/working/) or in Lerner 515. The deadline for the applications is Monday, December 5th at 5 PM (to be handed in Lerner 515). We will have informational sessions on Wednesday, November 2nd at 8 PM in Wallach Lounge and Monday, November 14th at 7 PM in Schapiro Lounge. (Note, some posters indicate that the second informational session is on November 7th, but it has been changed to the 14th). Come meet current RAs and CPAs to find out more about the positions!------------------------------------------------------------------- 3) President Bollinger’s Council! This year, President Bollinger created the Council on Student Affairs. The council meets with the President and the Provost three times a year to bring important community matters and other issues of student concern directly to their attention. Also, the council is designed to supplement other interactions between the President, the Provost, and students throughout the year. The CCSC was asked to nominate three CC students to President Bollinger and Provost Brinkley, who will then select the final member. If you are interested in this incredible opportunity and feel up to the responsibility, I encourage you to apply for this position. You must complete the application and *e-mail your responses to [email protected]* * by Wednesday, Nov. 2nd.* From these submissions, five finalists will be selected for interviews, and it will be narrowed down to three candidates. *Summary of dates* : - 11.02 (Wednesday) - Applications Due - 11.09 (Wednesday) - Announce 5 final candidates and hold interviews to select final 3. - 11.15 (Tuesday) - Candidates announced *Please email [email protected] to request an application.* *< http://www.columbia.edu/cu/esc/documents/cupresidentscouncil_app2005.pdf>------------------------------------------------------------------- 4) Getting Started for 1st Years and Sophomores November 2, 2005 from 4:00pm EST to 5:00pm EST Center for Career Education-Conference Room This workshop will introduce you to the programming and services offered by the Center for Career Education. Participants will learn more about CCE, be introduced to career planning and career exploration and understand more about how to use their time at Columbia to best effect. Issues addressed will be the value of internships, the benefits of participating in CU clubs and societies and other extra-curricular activities and an introduction to how the skills gained at Columbia are used in the workplace. For further information regarding this event, please contact Center for Career Education by sending email to [email protected]. ------------------------------------------------------------------- 5) "The Spirit of Cambodia" Commemorating the 30th anniversary of the Killing Fields Featuring Filmmaker Tiara Delgado and renowned Rap Artist praCh What: Screening of FRAGILE HOPES, a documentary narrated by Susan Sarandon about the Khmer Rouge militant peasant horrors of the mid-1970s and the subsequent struggles of the Cambodian survivors to rebuild their lives, and COMPASSION & CONTROVERSY, a documentary about American adoption of Cambodian orphans, followed by a LIVE PERFORMANCE by praCh! When: Friday, 28 October 2005, 4-6 PM Where: Lerner Hall * Free admission! Refreshments will be served. * -------------------------------------------------------------------
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