WE OFFER VARIOUS WAYS FOR YOU TO GET INVOLVED
ISSO Leadership Lounge
During both the fall and spring semesters, ISSO hosts a monthly leadership lounge for leaders of registered international student groups to facilitate interaction, knowledge and experience sharing, and collaboration among international student group leaders. The ISSO Leadership Lounge offers space for sharing resources and tips for strengthening leadership skills, fostering networking, and strengthening connections between and among international student groups and the ISSO. The ISSO Leadership Lounge is by invitation only.
ISSO Collaboration and Event Co-Sponsorship
Registered international student groups may request collaboration with and/or financial co-sponsorship from ISSO for programs and events that promote, celebrate, and share the international cultures of the Columbia University international student community.
TERMS OF ELIGIBILITY
Due Date
The request form will only be reviewed at specific times each year and decisions will be made within 10 business days following each due date. You may submit the form prior to any of the due dates, so please plan ahead.
- Fall Semester: October 1
- Spring Semester: February 15
Student Groups and Organizations
Are you looking to connect with an international student group? Review the information below or contact the ISSO Programming Team. Additional Student Groups can be found on your school’s student life webpages.
Activities Board at Columbia (ABC) is part of Columbia’s student government. It is responsible for recognizing and funding student groups on the Morningside campus. They work to enhance the student organizational community.
Interschool Governing Board (IGB) is dedicated to supporting Morningside student organizations’ efforts to bridge gaps between various academic disciplines at Columbia by creating a dynamic sense of community that facilitates multi-disciplinary programming and dialogue.
Student clubs at the Columbia University Irving Medical Center (CUIMC) support a wide range of interests while students pursue their graduate degrees.