Daniel Barkowitz has been appointed dean of financial aid at Columbia, according to an e-mail sent to students by Student Affairs Dean Kevin Shollenberger Friday afternoon.
Daniel Barkowitz has been appointed dean of financial aid at Columbia, according to an e-mail sent to students by Student Affairs Dean Kevin Shollenberger Friday afternoon.
The Barnard Student Government Association talked money and basketball Monday night as council members sounded off on financial aid, club funding, and the upcoming “Pink Zone.”
The Barnard Student Government Association talked money and basketball Monday night as council members sounded off on financial aid, club funding, and the upcoming “Pink Zone.”
Although University President Lee Bollinger’s fireside chat on Thursday night included neither a fire nor much chat, approximately 50 students had the opportunity to share their concerns about the effects of the economic crisis on the cost of tuition, the stability of the University’s financial aid program, and job prospects after graduation.
Although University President Lee Bollinger’s fireside chat on Thursday night included neither a fire nor much chat, approximately 50 students had the opportunity to share their concerns about the effects of the economic crisis on the cost of tuition, the stability of the University’s financial aid program, and job prospects after graduation.
The significant decline in Columbia University’s endowment has necessitated a wide variety of budget cuts, including the deferment of programs in the works—changes that administrators call doing more with less.
The significant decline in Columbia University’s endowment has necessitated a wide variety of budget cuts, including the deferment of programs in the works—changes that administrators call doing more with less.
Surrounded by framed architectural blueprints of Columbia’s Morningside campus on the walls of his house on Morningside Drive, University President Lee Bollinger told about 50 undergraduates at Tuesday evening’s Fireside Chat the story of Columbia’s relationship with space.
“This is a story I tell frequently,” he said, before warning his onlookers that the question might prompt him to speak at length and holding forth on the backdrop for the University’s Manhattanville expansion today.
Surrounded by framed architectural blueprints of Columbia’s Morningside campus on the walls of his house on Morningside Drive, University President Lee Bollinger told about 50 undergraduates at Tuesday evening’s Fireside Chat the story of Columbia’s relationship with space.
“This is a story I tell frequently,” he said, before warning his onlookers that the question might prompt him to speak at length and holding forth on the backdrop for the University’s Manhattanville expansion today.
Barnard’s Director of Financial Aid Alison Rabil, BC ’86, will step down from her position at the college in mid-October, Dean Dorothy Denburg announced in an e-mail.
Barnard’s Director of Financial Aid Alison Rabil, BC ’86, will step down from her position at the college in mid-October, Dean Dorothy Denburg announced in an e-mail.
