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Alumni Events in November
find more NYC-area events at alumni.columbia.edu/nyc
career and networking
Speed Networking | Webinar: Interview and Get a Job | Columbia Referral Network
Ivy Referral Network
celebrations and the arts
Café Arts | Chinese Underground Invasion Tour
| Brunch and Chinese Current Events
CAAL Night: Ragtime | Dirks in Westchester |
LGBT Mixer | Café Humanitites
All-Ivy Happy Hour | CAAL Night: Neue Galerie
CAA Recent Alumni Party and Toy Drive
learning and more
Future of Service Panel | Café Science
Health Care Forum | Supreme Court Talk | Café Social Science | Writers' Forum
save the date
Art Basel: Miami Beach
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Columbia Alumni Center Hosts Open House
 On October 15 and 16, the Columbia Alumni Center hosted an Especially Open House to introduce the new facilities, which provide services and amenities to our alumni community. Over 400 guests visited during the two days. Now that our doors have been officially opened, we hope the welcome center will become an ever more popular campus destination. More
 Click here for pictures of the open house.
 Earlier, on October 9, University President Lee C. Bollinger, other dignitaries, and special guests were on hand for the official ribbon-cutting ceremony.
Click here for pictures of the ribbon-cutting.
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Speed Networking
Join us for an evening of connecting with fellow alumni and learning how to turn new contacts into career success. More
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Tuesday, November 17
6:30–9 p.m.
Columbia Club of New York |
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Webinar: Interview and Get the Job Sharpen your interview skills with Nancy Ancowitz, business communication coach. More
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Wednesday, November 18
8–9 p.m.
Online |
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Columbia Referral Network Meeting
A Columbia alumni networking meeting is held on the third Thursday of every month. For more information and to register, please visit the Columbia Referral Network group on LinkedIn.
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Thursday, November 19
8:15 a.m.
Columbia Alumni Center
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Ivy Referral Networking Meeting
An Ivy League alumni networking meeting is held monthly. For more information and to register for this month, please visit the Ivy Referral Network on LinkedIn or contact jciardullo@kramerlevin.com. |
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November/TBD
8:15 a.m.
1177 Sixth Avenue
29th floor
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celebrations and the arts |
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Café Arts: Music in History, History in Music: a Musicologist's Challenge
Music professor Walter Frisch discusses some particular challenges faced by music historians. More
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Monday, November 2
6–7 p.m.
Picnic Café and Market
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Chinese Underground Invasion Tour
MAYBE MARS, in collaboration with the Arts Initiative at Columbia University, presents a series of performances highlighting the new wave of China’s music underground. More
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November 5–19
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Michael Pettis and Charles Saliba Brunch
Join Columbia alumni Michael Pettis ’81SIPA, ’84BUS and Charles Saliba ’00CC to discuss current events in China, from financial markets to rock and roll, over a private brunch with an intimate group of fellow Columbians and Asian Cultural Council guests.
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Noon–2 p.m.
Brasserie 8 1/2
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CAAL Night: Ragtime
CAAL invites you to an exciting evening of theatre, including a post-show talkback with the cast. More |
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Wednesday, November 11
8 p.m.
Neil Simon Theatre
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Professor Dirks in Westchester
The Columbia University Alumni Club of Westchester County welcomes Nicholas Dirks and fellow Columbians to their annual dinner. More
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Thursday, November 12
6–9 p.m.
Scarsdale Golf Club
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LGBT Mixed Cocktail Series at the W
Mix it up! Join Columbia Pride and all-Ivy LGBT friends for the LGBT Mixed Cocktail Series at the W. More
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Thursday, November 12
6:30–8:30 p.m.
W New York–the Tuscany
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Café Humanities: Proust Wars
Literary Historian Elisabeth Ladenson will trace the history of readings of Proust, including battles over his style, depictions of homosexuality in his vast novel, and competing translations. More
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Monday, November 16
6–7 p.m.
Picnic Café and Market
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All-Ivy Happy Hour
Join fellow Ivy Leaguers for great conversation and cheap drinks. More
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Wednesday, November 18
6–9 p.m.
Galway Hooker Pub
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CAAL Night: Neue Galerie
Join CAAL and fellow Columbians for an evening of art, gourmet dining, and cabaret.
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Thursday, November 19
6–10 p.m.
Neue Galerie
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CAA Recent Alumni Party and Toy Drive Please join us at the newly renovated Bowlmor Lanes for a night of bowling, great music, and lots of holiday cheer.
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Friday, December 18
9–11 p.m.
Bowlmor Lanes
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learning and more |
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From the "Me Generation" to the "We Generation"
A panel discussion featuring President Lee C. Bollinger and prominent alumni who have dedicated their careers to service. Due to an overwhelming response, this event is currently sold out. More
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Friday, November 6
5:30–8:30 p.m.
Columbia Club of New York
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 Café Science with Shahid Naeem
Join ecologist Shahid Naeem for a lively discussion about Darwin, the end of evolution, and the future of humanity. More
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Monday, November 9
6–7 p.m.
Picnic Café and Market
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 CAA Writers' Forum
Columbia writers: share your works in progress, receive constructive feedback, and network in a supportive, seminar-style environment. This month features plays and screenplays. More
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Saturday, November 14
2–5 p.m.
Columbia Alumni Center |
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What Is Health Care Reform?
CAA Health and Wellness Series 2009-2010
Join the Columbia Alumni Association for high tea at the Carlyle and a discussion with renowned guest speakers. Due to an overwhelming response, this event is currently sold out. More
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Sunday, November 15
1–4 p.m.
Carlyle Hotel |
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Paula Franzese in New Jersey
"The Changing Face(s) of the Supreme Court—Redux"
Paula Franzese, Peter W. Rodino Professor of Law at Seton Hall Law School and illustrious graduate of Barnard and Columbia Law, will speak about the changing face of the Supreme Court.
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Wednesday, November 18
7 p.m.
Hanover Marriott Hotel
Whippany, NJ |
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Café Social Science: Transnational Baby Making
International human rights lawyer and sociologist Yasmine Ergas ’94LAW examines the issues arising as babies are increasingly being “made” across national borders. More
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Monday, November 23
6–7 p.m.
Picnic Café and Market
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Save the date |
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Art Basel Miami Beach
Travelling to Miami for Art Basel? Party with fellow alumni and support Columbia in the arts! More
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Saturday, December 5
Miami Beach, FL
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