SIPA Office of Student Affairs

Photos from the SIPA Office of Student Affairs (OSA) Micro/Macro Break for Brain Food Event today: https://orgsync.com/102464/photos/albums/117306/.

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Photos from the SIPA Office of Student Affairs (OSA) Secret Seeples 'gift' exchange today: https://orgsync.com/102464/photos/albums/117275.

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Photos from the SIPA Office of Student Affairs (OSA) SIPuppies event: https://orgsync.com/102464/photos/albums/117228.

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Sunset Yoga @ SIPA
Wednesday, Dec 13, 2017
4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
IAB, 15th Floor
Sponsored by OSA and Columbia Athletics

Join your fellow seeples for a sunset yoga class on the 15th floor of the International Affairs Building. This gentle yoga class will help you relieve stress, regain focus and center yourself for finals. Limited space available -- RSVP is required (only a few spots left!). Students will receive an email to confirm their participation.

For more information and to RSVP.

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Join SIPals: SIPA's New Student 'Buddy' Program

Over 250 Students Signed-Up Already - Second-Year Students Are Still Needed!

Deadline Extended - Sign-up Today: https://orgsync.com/102464/forms/283622

What is SIPals?
• Second-year SIPA students are matched with first-year students (from the same Seeples Group, whenever possible) to build community and create new opportunities for networking, mentorship, and friendship while enjoying free drinks and snacks.

How does it work?
• First-year and second-year students volunteer to sign-up. Second-year students are randomly assigned to mentor one or more participating first-year students.
• Both students meet at a free ice cream social and happy hour in late October sponsored by OSA (more details will be provided after you join).
• SIPals are encouraged to arrange independent opportunities to meet, network, and socialize.

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"SIPA Speaks" OSA Student Speaker Series with Mehemed Bougsea (MPA-DP) on Youth Empowerment in North Africa

Mehemed Bougsea is the Co-Founder and Strategy Lead of Think.iT, a mission-driven company that trains and connects tech talent from North Africa with top engineering jobs globally. He will speak about his experience becoming a social entrepreneur in the Middle East; giving an insight into the daily challenges of connecting untapped pools of brilliance in Turkey and Tunisia with a rapidly changing world economy through technology.

Wednesday, October 18, 2017 | 801 IAB
1-2pm with Pizza Lunch
Organized by SIPA’s Office of Student Affairs

RSVP Required:
https://orgsync.com/102464/events/2101008/occurrences/5038918

Columbia’s Group for Experimental Methods in the Humanities & Columbia University Libraries ask you to join them for:

Puerto Rico Mapathon
for Hurricane Relief
September 29, 2017 | 2PM-5PM | Studio@Butler (208B)

Come help with relief efforts on the ground in Puerto Rico by contributing your time to open-source mapping. Following the recent hurricane, people around the world are using the OpenStreetMap platform to give their time to hurricane relief efforts. The Red Cross in Puerto Rico has requested two tasks that can help with for their relief efforts. During the mapathon, they will teach people how to help with these efforts through mapping, and you will map together.

No mapping experience necessary. No knowledge of local terrain is necessary. Come any time during the afternoon.

Please bring your laptop & RSVP to [email protected].

See post comments for full details.

Origami and coloring happening now on the 4th floor!

Jazz quartet in Publique from now until 2pm! Large coffees for the size of a small!

SIPuppies on the 4th floor!

Don't miss as tonight's Town Hall in 1501! Happening now until 8pm