Catch up on the latest news from your Columbia alumni community this week.
Spotlight
- January 15, NYC: Recent Columbia Alumni Winter Wonderland is one week away! Join us at Celsius NYC for a fun night of charity and networking. Space is limited, so get your ticket today.
(Photo: Celsius via Facebook)
In Case You Missed It...
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Forbes "30 Under 30": Columbia alumni, faculty, and staff are well-represented among this year's young standouts.
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Mapping Islam: The New York Times collaborates with Columbia historian and GSAS alumnus Michael Izady, whose maps illustrate how each country on the Arabian Peninsula contains many branches of Islam.
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Barnard Trustee Emerita Passes Away: Judith Kaye '58BC, the first woman chief judge of the State of NY & trustee emerita at Barnard, passed away at age 77.
(Photo: Barnard.edu)
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Gun Control: Dr. Paul S. Appelbaum '72CC, an expert on psychiatry and the law at Columbia University, weighs in on gun regulation in The New York Times.
Upcoming Career Events:
- The Networking Hour: Get Feedback on Your Resume (January 19: Online)
- Volunteer to Review Resumes (January 19: Online)
The Low Down
- Did you know? The filmmakers behind the hit Netflix true-crime documentary Making a Murderer are Columbia alumni! Congratulations to Moira Demos '96CC, '08SOA and Laura Ricciardi '07SOA.
(Photo: Netflix via Forbes)