All new Columbia students are required to complete both the Sexual Respect Initiative and the Inclusion and Belonging Initiaive modules by Fri. Nov. 5. If you do not complete your requirements by Nov. 5, a registration hold will be placed on your account.
The Law School is promoting a series of events to help you satisfy your Sexual Respect Initiative requirement. You can find the series' flyer here.
Participating in the Task Force on Inclusion & Belonging's dialogue-based Campus Conversations is one way in which you can satisfy the Inclusion and Belonging requirement.
These modules ask Columbia students what it means to belong to this community and offer new skills for creating an inclusive campus culture. Check out CCI's website for the full schedule of workshops and other options. Required for new students; all students are welcome to participate.
Student Services
- Join Alice! Health Promotion tomorrow, Oct. 26, for our final workshop in our October Health and Wellness Series. Tomorrow's workshop is about positive food-body relationships. We will be giving away free fuzzy footwear (socks) to attendees. Join us from 4-5 p.m. in JG 501. Please access the flyer here for details and to sign up.
- 52 States: The Case for D.C. and Puerto Rico Statehood - Weds. 11/3, 12:10 p.m. in JG 103 The Center for Constiutional Governance hosts a panel featuring Christina D. Ponsa-Kraus (Columbia Law School George Welwood Murray Professor of Legal History) and George Derek Musgrove (University of Maryland, Baltimore Counry Associate Professor of History; Author, Chocolate City) moderated by Jessica Bulman-Pozen, Columbia Law School Betts Professor of Law. Grab-and-go lunch provided; sponsored by LCI.
- Save the Date: LL.M. Postgraduate Fellowships Event - November 11
- Click here for up-to-date information on public interest, government, human rights, and other justice-related events and programs
Career Services
- The New York State Bar Association invites law student to join for free. Gain access to award-winning professional development resources, discount benefits, scholarships, writing competitions, and much more! Details can be found here.
- The Overseas-Trained LL.M. Student Interview Program Application Period runs Thurs. Oct. 28 at noon through Thurs. Nov. 4 at 5:00 p.m. Please visit the LL.M. Consortium Symplicity site for more information and to submit applications.
- LLM Pre-Registration Refresher Webinar - Weds. Oct. 27, 12:10-1:10 PM (virtual) Register here. We will cover degree requirements, the process for pre-registration, and cross-registration. The webinar will be recorded and posted on Courseworks for all who are unable to attend live.
Citing Responsibility:
- George Washington University Law School has a great guide on citations and plagiarism. One word of caution--do not rely on the guide's description of appropriate v. inappropriate citations for drafts. If you are submitting a draft paper to a professor please ask her/him directly.
- The University of Maryland School of Law has a very brief but excellent handout on plagiarism.
- Professional Responsibility Direct Registration - Thurs. Nov. 4 at noon EDT - Mon., Nov. 8 at noon EST via LawNet. If you were registered for a Spring 2022 PR class through the lottery and now wish to register for a different Spring 2022 PR class, you will have to email Registration Services by no later than 3 p.m. on Fri. Nov. 5 to remove the current class from your registration so that you can add a new class.
It’s Time to Get Your Flu Shot
We have seen how effective vaccination is in protecting us from viruses such as COVID-19. To help keep Columbia healthy, please get your annual influenza (flu) vaccine. All students are required to get the flu vaccine by November 30, 2021, either through Columbia Health or by providing documentation of their vaccination in the Patient Portal.
Flu vaccines will be available in Lerner Hall from now until October 29:
Mondays: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Tuesdays - Thursdays: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Fridays: 7:00 AM - 3:00 PM.
Walk-in only, just bring your CUID. The flu shot takes no more than 10 minutes and will protect your and our community this flu season. Thank you helping make Columbia a fully vaccinated campus against COVID-19 and flu.
Open to any student, anywhere - click above for more. And CPS's Problem-Solving Drop-insare an opportunity to talk with a mental health professional about a specific situation that is causing emotional stress.
Students experiencing unexpected financial need, including food and housing insecurity, may be eligible for additional assistance. To apply for emergency assistance, complete the funding request form.
The on-demand, point-to-point Public Safety Evening Shuttle by Via has replaced the escort service at the Morningside campus. Additionally, the Intercampus Shuttle runs Monday to Saturday, excluding University holidays.
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Emergency Resources
Emergency Text Messaging Click above to sign up for emergency text updates to receive real-time notifications of emergency events on or near campus.
Emergency Phone #s Columbia’s Public Safety is available at any time of day, every day. Please store these critical numbers in your phone:
Morningside Campus Emergency Line: 212-854-5555
Manhattanville Campus Emergency Line: 212-853-3333
Medical Center Campus Emergency Line: 212-305-7979