Continuing Student Orientation
(re)Engineering Day and Campus Exploration is designed for our continuing students (who began their studies at SEAS in Fall 2020 or Spring 2021) to reexperience their orientation but this time it is in-person, on the Columbia University campus in the City of New York!
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
(re)ENGINEERING DAY & CAMPUS EXPLORATION
DATE: Tuesday, September 7, 2021
LOCATION: Miller Theatre at Columbia University
Important Reminders and Notices
- Student must register using their Columbia email address
- Only 1 registration is allowed per student - do not register for multiple check-in times.
- Green Pass required to be displayed on the ReOpenCU app
- Student's Columbia University ID is required and are available with your department
- Students who are not fully vaccinated must contact Assistant Dean Yannick Brookes ([email protected])
- Check In will be in Ancell Plaza. Registration times differ per ticket.
- For students who cannot attend, you will be able to view the orientation online.
Important: Student(s) who do not follow these details may not be permitted to attend.
TO REGISTER:
CLICK HERE
SEAS Orientation Team Members
Disability Accommodations
Columbia University makes every effort to accommodate individuals with disabilities. If you require disability accommodations to attend an event at Columbia University, please contact Disability Services ([email protected] or 212-854-2388) at least 10 days in advance of the event.
Keep Our Community Healthy
This compact is our community’s continued commitment to recognize our shared responsibility for community health, informed by science and founded on mutual respect.
All of us at Columbia—students, faculty, and staff—commit to doing what we can to reduce and stop transmission of COVID-19 within and around the University community. The University commits to doing the same.
COVID-19 vaccination will be mandatory for all students, faculty, and staff who will be present on campus this fall. By August 2, you must provide vaccine documentation or apply for a religious or medical exemption.
Engineering Graduate Student Council (EGSC)
EGSC is the student governing body of the graduate students at Columbia Engineering. Participation in EGSC through its various committees, student organizations, and executive board positions is highly encouraged.
Pronouns In Use
Pronouns are how a person wants to be referred to in the third person. We share our pronouns with others and ask them to do the same so that we do not assume how people want to be referred to in the third person, thus avoiding instances of misgendering. By respecting others’ pronouns, you recognize their sense of self and affirm the humanity of all members of our SEAS community. Examples of pronouns include, but are not limited to:
he/him/his,
she/her/hers,
they/them/theirs,
ze/hir/hirs, and other gender neutral pronouns.
For more information, visit the Office of University Life's Frequently Asked Questions: What Students Should Know About Pronouns in Use