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248 INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS AND SCHOLARS OFFICE 524 Riverside Drive, Suite 200 212-854-3587 Mailing Address: 2960 Broadway, Mail Code 5724 Richard B. Tudisco, Associate Provost and Director isso@columbia.edu Immigration and Documentation Services International Student Orientation International Student Workshops JUDICIAL AFFAIRS 515 Lerner, 212-854-1389 Mail Code tk LIBRARIES Butler Library Information 234 Butler, 212-854-2271 Mail Code 1121 Engineering Library (Monell) 422 S. W. Mudd, Mail Code 4707 Circulation: 212-854-2976 Reference: 212-854-3206 Fax: 212-854-3323 MATH/SCIENCE DEPARTMENTS Biological Sciences 600 Fairchild, 212-854-4581 Mail Code 2402 Deborah Mowshowitz, Director of Undergraduate Programs dbm2@columbia.edu www.columbia.edu/cu/biology Chemistry 344 Havemeyer, 212-854-2202 Mail Code 3174 James J. Valentini, Director of Undergraduate Studies jjv1@columbia.edu Earth and Environmental Sciences 106 Geoscience, Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, 845-365-8550 Nicholas Christie-Blick, Co-director of Undergraduate Studies ncb@ldeo.columbia.edu 845-365-8821 Walter C. Pitman, Co-director of Undergraduate Studies pitman@ldeo.columbia.edu 845-365-8397 Mathematics 410 Mathematics, 212-854-2432 Mail Code 4426 Patrick Gallagher, Director of Undergraduate Studies pxg@math.columbia.edu Physics 704 Pupin, Mail Code 5255 212-854-3348 Allan S. Blaer, Director of Undergraduate Studies asb@phys.columbia.edu Statistics 1255 Amsterdam Avenue Room 1005, 212-851-2132 Mail Code 4690 Ji Meng Loh, Director of Undergraduate Studies meng@stat.columbia.edu OFFICE OF STUDENT GROUP ADVISING 505 Lerner, 212-854-4196 Mail Code 2609 Todd M. Smith, Associate Dean of Student Affairs/Office of Student Group Advising ts2488@columbia.edu Jason Anthony, Associate Director, Office of Student Group Advising jla2108@columbia.edu Walter Rodriguez, Associate Director, Office of Student Group Advising wr2174@columbia.edu OMBUDS OFFICE 600 Schermerhorn Ext., 212-854-1234 Mail Code 5558 PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS Dodge Physical Fitness Center 212-854-2548 Mail Code 1931 Ken Torrey, Chair, Physical Education 212-854-4001 kwt1@columbia.edu Jacqueline Blackett, Associate Athletics Director for Student Athlete Support Services 212-854-2544 jpb3@columbia.edu Academic and personal advising for varsity athletes. PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICE 111 Low Library 212-854-2797 (24 hours a day) Mail Code 4301 publicsafety@columbia.edu James F. McShane, Associate Vice President for Public Safety jfm2112@columbia.edu CAMPUS EMERGENCIES: From on-campus Rolm phones dial 99 for fire, security, ambulance, or any crime problem; off-campus: 212-854-5555 Escort Service: 212-854-SAFE RAPE CRISIS/ANTI-VIOLENCE SUPPORT CENTER (RC/AVSC) See Health Services at Columbia REGISTRAR 210 Kent Mail Code 9202 John Carter, Deputy Registrar 212-854-1458 jpc11@columbia.edu Jennifer Caplan, Associate Registrar 212-854-5596 jc12@columbia.edu Brady Sloan, Associate Registrar 212-854-8112 bps44@columbia.edu Lenore Hubner, Assistant Registrar 212-854-3240 lah2@columbia.edu SEAS 2008–2009
Melbourne Francis, Assistant Registrar 212-854-7528 mef2@columbia.edu RESIDENTIAL PROGRAMS 515 Lerner, 212-854-6805 Mail Code 4205 Carolyn O’Laughlin, Associate Director of Residential Programs–West Campus co2162@columbia.edu Scott Helfrich, Associate Director of Residential Programs–Living Learning Center (LLC) sh2409@columbia.edu Cynthia Jennings, Director of New Student Orientation and Class Year Programming cj2186@columbia.edu Leo Pedraza, Assistant Director, Student Development and Activities lp2341@columbia.edu 249 Kevin Shollenberger, Senior Associate Dean of Student Affairs, Student Development, and Activities/Residential Programs ks693@columbia.edu Christina Boubaris, Executive Assistant cb2262@columbia.edu Cristen Scully Kromm, Assistant Dean for Community Development/Director of Residential Programs cs867@columbia.edu Hikaru Kozuma, Senior Associate Director of Residential Programs hk2134@columbia.edu Darleny Cepin, Associate Director of Residential Programs–East Campus dec23@columbia.edu Ellen Godena, Associate Director of Residential Programs–The Block eg2356@columbia.edu Deb Pawlikowski, Associate Director of Residential Programs–South Field dp2309@columbia.edu Victoria Lopez-Herrera, Assistant Director of Greek Life and Leadership Development vl2165@columbia.edu Chris Becker, Administrative Assistant rb2232@columbia.edu Stacey Swift, Administrative Coordinator ss3180@columbia.edu STUDENT DEVELOPMENT AND ACTIVITIES 403 Lerner, 212-854-3611 Mail Code 2601 Kevin Shollenberger, Senior Associate Dean of Student Affairs, Student Development, and Activities/Residential Programs ks693@columbia.edu Christina Boubaris, Executive Assistant/Project Manager to the Senior Associate Dean of Student Affairs/ SDA and Residential Programs cb2262@columbia.edu Robert Taylor, Executive Director, Student Development and Activities rt316@columbia.edu David Milch, Manager of Media, Performing Arts, and Publication Production dm2422@columbia.edu Benjamin Young, Director of Broadcasting and Operations (WKCR-FM) by10@columbia.edu Peter Cerneka, Assistant Director, Student Development and Activities pc2371@columbia.edu Tailisha Gonzalez, Manager for Leadership Development tg164@columbia.edu STUDENT SERVICE CENTER 205 Kent, 212-854-4400 Mail Code 9206 Cashiering: 212-854-1518 For quick answers to your questions, visit: askus.columbia.edu. SEAS 2008–2009
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The Fu Foundation School of Enginee
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A MESSAGE FROM THE DEAN The great s
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About the School and University
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3 trical section of the Navy’s Bu
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5 Beyond its schools and programs,
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THE COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES T
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Undergraduate Studies
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11 to engage in ethical, analytic,
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UNDERGRADUATE ADMISSIONS 21 Office
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Subject Tests are required only if
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27 students are considered for fina
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29 following deadlines: February 1:
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Graduate Studies
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33 statements covering these specia
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GRADUATE ADMISSIONS 37 Office of Gr
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GRADUATE TUITION, FEES, AND PAYMENT
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FINANCIAL AID FOR GRADUATE STUDY 41
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Faculty and Administration
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47 Xi Chen Professor of Civil Engin
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Richard W. Longman Professor of Mec
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Departments and Academic Programs
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BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING 351 Engineer
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CHEMICAL ENGINEERING 801 S. W. Mudd
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Prerequisite: STAT G4107 or equival
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ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING 1300 S. W. M
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Undergraduate Minors
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