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For #WomensHistoryMonth, we're celebrating some of our amazing alumnae, including these @ColumbiaCollege1754 women. 🙌 @alumniofcolumbiacollege @columbiaalumni • Top Row: Wanda M. Holland Greene CC'89, TC'91, head of The Hamlin School Katie Meili CC'13, swimmer and two-time Olympic medalist Dede Gardner CC'90, Academy Award-winning producer Hari Nef CC'15, actress and model Anita Lo CC'88, chef • Second Row: Jerelyn Rodriguez CC'11, co-founder and CEO of The Knowledge House Virginia Cornish CC'91, the Helena Rubinstein Professor of Chemistry Nzingha Prescod CC'15, two-time Olympic fencer Melissa Mark-Viverito CC'91, former Speaker of the New York City Council Alisa Weilerstein CC'04, cellist • Third Row: Katori Hall CC'03, playwright and performer Randa Grob-Zakhary CC'92, education advocate Jenji Kohan CC'91, writer and producer Kate McKinnon CC'06, actress and comedian Ai-jen Poo CC'96, executive director of the National Domestic Workers Alliance • Fourth Row: Julia Stiles CC'05, actress Valerie Purdie-Greenaway CC'93, associate professor of psychology Poppy Harlow CC'05, anchor of CNN Newsroom Janice Min CC'90, JRN'91, editor and writer Sheena Wright CC'90, LAW'94, president and CEO of United Way of New York City • Fifth Row: Joyce Chang CC'87, global head of research at J.P. Morgan Julie Jacobs Menin CC’89, New York City census director and executive assistant corporation counsel for strategic advocacy Maggie Gyllenhaal CC'99, actress Chloe Arnold CC'02 and Maud Arnold CC'08, dancers and producers Sara Just CC'88, executive producer at PBS NewsHour

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Morningside Heights

116th and Broadway
New York, NY 10027
212-854-1754
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Irving Medical Center Campus

630 W. 168th St.
New York, NY 10032
212-305-CUMC

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125th and Broadway
New York, NY 10027
212-854-1754
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Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory

61 Rte. 9W
Palisades, NY 10964
845-359-2900
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Baker Athletics Complex

533 W. 218th St.
New York, NY 10034
888-LIONS-11

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Office of Government and Community Affairs

The University’s primary liaison with federal, state, and local government, as well as with residents, community leaders, and civic organizations in surrounding neighborhoods

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Columbia Wellness Center

The Wellness Center provides cholesterol and blood pressure screenings, health insurance enrollment, weight counseling, and other services. All services are free.

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Community Scholars

The Community Scholars program offers independent, community-based scholars from Northern Manhattan access to a suite of University resources.

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Double Discovery Center

Double Discovery Center works with low-income and first-generation college-bound youth in New York City to ensure high school graduation and college completion.

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Freedom and Citizenship

This academic enrichment program introduces dedicated high school students to college-level work in the humanities and prepares them for lives as informed, responsible citizens.

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Harlem Health Promotion Center

A collaboration of community, academic, and public health stakeholders using community partnerships, health training, program evaluation, information technology, and infrastructure to improve the health of the Harlem community

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To learn more about the range of medical, health, and mental health programs available to the community, contact Columbia University Medical Center Government & Community Affairs at cumcgca@columbia.edu or 212-305-8060.