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Student Organizations

Embrace life beyond the classroom! We have dozens of student organizations that provide social, professional, and educational activities to meet your diverse interests.

One of the integral functions of the Office of Student Affairs at SIPA is supporting and facilitating co-curricular activities and opportunities. The resources on this page will acquaint you with extracurricular activities and services that will enhance your life on campus. A vibrant array of student groups organize programming on a variety of issues in international and public affairs, along with social events and community service. Learn about SIPA networking resources, publications, and campus services that will add value to your graduate school experience.

 

Columbia Impact Investing Initiative (CI3)

Columbia Public Policy Review (CPPR)

Columbia SIPA Veterans Association (CSVA)

Conflict Resolution Working Group (CRWG) At SIPA

Criminal Justice Working Group

Defense And Security Student Organization (DSSO)

Digital & Cyber Group (DCG)

Education Collaborative

Effective Altruism Club

Empowering Asian Women (EAW)

Environmental Coalition

Eurasia Group

Food Systems

Gender Policy Working Group (GPWG)

Greater China Initiative (GCI)

Human Rights Working Group (HRWG) At SIPA

Humanitarian Affairs Working Group (HAWG) At SIPA

Jassa (Japan Study Student Association)

Journal Of International Affairs (JIA)

Korea Focus

Latin American Student Association (LASA)

Middle East & North Africa (MENA) Forum

Migration Working Group (MWG)

Monitoring & Evaluation Student Society (MESS)

Policy:Dialogue

Political Risk Group

Progressive Security Working Group

Puerto Rico Initiative

Returned Peace Corps Volunteers (RPCVS)

Rise: Working Group on Race, Inequality, Solidarity And Economics

Sipa Consulting Club (SCC)

Sipa Energy Association (SEA)

SIPA Environmental Coalition (ECO)

SIPA Finance Society (SFS)

SIPA Follies

Sipa Intervarsity Christian Fellowship (SIPAC)

SIPA Israel Club

SIPA Palestine Working Group

SIPA Pan-African Network (SPAN)

SIPA Students of Color (SSOC)

SIPA Women In Leadership (SIPA WIl)

SIPASA

South Asia Association (SAA)

Southeast Asian Student Initiative (SEASI)

Spectrum

Sustainable Development Doctoral Society (SDDS) At SIPA

Taiwan Focus

Technology And Innovation Student Association (TECHISA)

The Morningside Post

UN Studies Working Group (UNSWG)

Women In Peace & Security (WIPS)

 

Asia-Pacific Affairs Council (APAC)

  • A forum for Columbia graduate students interested in East Asian affairs (including both East and Southeast Asia). Founded and run by students, APAC serves the entire university community by organizing events, distributing information, and coordinating East Asia-related activities while building a community for students interested in East Asia.  APAC works with the Weatherhead East Asian Institute to fulfill its mission. APAC is shaped by its members. The organization can be the vehicle through which to share your interests in East Asia, and we invite you to make use of it.

  • A forum for Columbia graduate students interested in East Asian affairs (including both East and Southeast Asia). Founded and run by students, APAC serves the entire university community by organizing events, distributing information, and coordinating East Asia-related activities while building a community for students interested in East Asia. APAC works with the Weatherhead East Asian Institute to fulfill its mission. APAC is shaped by its members. The organization can be the vehicle through which to share your interests in East Asia, and we invite you to make use of it.

  • Columbia European Union Student Association (CEUSA) is a student organization at SIPA that serves as a hub and premier platform to encourage dialogue and the exchange of ideas on the European Union. Focusing on economic, social, political, and cultural issues, CEUSA organizes debates, high-level panel discussions, cultural events, and social gatherings. These are geared to an enriching academic exchange and towards fostering the social ties within SIPA. The association constantly interacts with academic, private and public organizations interested in European Affairs.