A Spirit of Discovery
To mark her first day as president of Columbia University, Jennifer L. Mnookin reflected on the values that have been part of this institution’s story from the very beginning. From telescopes in service of the American Revolution to seismometers on the moon and satellites in orbit, Columbians have never stopped asking questions, searching for answers, and following the evidence wherever it leads.
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Below are opportunities for members of our community to advocate in support of Columbia and higher education. From engaging directly with policymakers to supporting the work of our many partners in the higher education community, your voice will help shape the future of Columbia by strengthening our partnership with government and the broader public.
Sign up here to learn more and to get involved with these efforts through Columbia’s Office of Government & Community Affairs and CUIMC’s Office of Government Affairs.
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Contact Congress to oppose cuts to Federal student aid.
Advocate for academic medicine, research, and healthcare.
Take action to support science.
Access a science advocacy toolkit.
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Columbia Neighbors is part resource guide, part community news and storytelling hub, part gathering place. It is for everyone in the communities surrounding our campuses in Upper Manhattan.
The Office of Government and Community Affairs is the University’s primary liaison with federal, state, and local government, as well as with residents, community leaders, and civic organizations in surrounding neighborhoods. The CUIMC Office of Government & Community Affairs maintains a similar role for communities surrounding the Irving Medical Center.