Office of Graduate Student Affairs, Columbia Engineering

Continuing TC students! If you are looking for employment for this summer and the upcoming academic year, consider applying for this Graduate Assistantship at Columbia Engineering's Office of Graduate Student Affairs. This is the perfect position for anyone looking to get their feet wet in higher education and student services.

The attached document contains the position description. Please feel free to contact Alvaro Rojas-Caamano ([email protected]) with any questions about the position.

SEAS students! There are a few tickets available for tonight's trip Anastasia! Check your inbox for the Eventbrite invitation!

Join us next Thursday, Jan 18th for Puccini's Opera Tosca at the Metropolitan Opera! Tickets are selling at great price, $40 via Eventbrite! All new students and current students - check your email for the Eventbrite link and get your ticket now!

We have discounted tickets for great seats to see the Book of Mormon on Broadway! It is a 9 time Tony Award winner with Grammy Award winning music! We are going next Wednesday, Jan 17th! Emails were just sent out to all new and returning SEAS graduate students. Purchase your ticket now before they sell out!!!

Join us next Tuesday, Jan 16th for our first Broadway show of the Spring semester! Tickets are selling fast! All current students - check your email for the Eventbrite link and get your ticket now!

Seats still available for our upcoming Faculty Tech Talk on Regenerative Medicine!

RSVP Here:

Engineering For Humanity Faculty Tech Talk: Regenerative Medicine Mary C. Boyce, Dean of Engineering and Morris A. and Alma Schapiro Professor, invites undergraduate and graduate SEAS students to attend a new series – Engineering for Humanity Faculty Tech Talks. Moderated by Dean Boyce, students will have the opportunity to learn about the many innovative research...

Hello everyone!
Our second Faculty Tech Talk on Regenerative Medicine is going to take place on
Wednesday, November 29th
6pm, Carleton Commons
Seating is limited, please click on the eventbrite link for more information and RSVP if you are committed to attend

Engineering For Humanity Faculty Tech Talk: Regenerative Medicine Mary C. Boyce, Dean of Engineering and Morris A. and Alma Schapiro Professor, invites undergraduate and graduate SEAS students to attend a new series – Engineering for Humanity Faculty Tech Talks. Moderated by Dean Boyce, students will have the opportunity to learn about the many innovative research...

Are you interested in improving your effectiveness as a teacher and communicator?

Special guest speaker Wojo Womack will be leading an interactive workshop focusing on:

- building rapport with your students or audience,
- understanding the growth mindset and multiple intelligences, and
- learning principles of persuasion and public speaking

Brought to you by Columbia CTL and Co-Hosted by Graduate Student Affairs.

Register here: http://bit.ly/2AsfoMi

There are still tickets available for the Engineering For Humanity Faculty Tech Talk tomorrow!

Come learn about extreme weather from SEAS Professors Adam Sobel and Kyle Mandli, about their research and work with the Columbia Initiative on Extreme Weather and Climate.

RSVP here:

Engineering For Humanity Faculty Tech Talk: Extreme Weather Mary C. Boyce, Dean of Engineering and Morris A. and Alma Schapiro Professor, invites undergraduate and graduate SEAS students to attend a new lecture series highlighting the current research of Columbia SEAS Faculty. Our first event on October 24th will focus on Extreme Weather, and will feature SE...

The first Engineering For Humanity Faculty Tech Talk is next week, October 24th!

Come learn about extreme weather from SEAS Professors Adam Sobel and Kyle Mandli, about their research and work with the Columbia Initiative on Extreme Weather and Climate.

Limited seating is available for both SEAS undergrad and grad students.

RSVP here:

Engineering For Humanity Faculty Tech Talk: Extreme Weather Mary C. Boyce, Dean of Engineering and Morris A. and Alma Schapiro Professor, invites undergraduate and graduate SEAS students to attend a new lecture series highlighting the current research of Columbia SEAS Faculty. Our first event on October 24th will focus on Extreme Weather, and will feature SE...

Join Columbia Engineering Entrepreneurship for Third Thursday! A recurring open forum networking and info session for the Columbia entrepreneurship community. It provides students, faculty, staff, and alumni the opportunity to hear ideas from across campus, form teams, and explore career options. Open to ALL students.

Register here:

Third Thursday: Welcome Back Entrepreneurs Please join us for an open forum on entrepreneurship.
Third Thursday is a recurring open forum and networking and info session for the Columbia...