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AROUND THE QUADS

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NETWORKING

Keynote speaker Welly Yang '94
Keynote speaker Welly Yang ’94 and Jennifer Schnidman ’06, one of the organizers of the Student-Young Alumni Dinner.

On March 25, more than 80 College students attended the first Student-Young Alumni Dinner at the Columbia Club, jointly sponsored by Columbia College Days (a Student Council initiative) and Student-Alumni Programs. Among the 20 young alumni present were CCYA president Andy Topkins ’98, keynote speaker Welly Yang ’94 and former Alumni Association president Jerry Sherwin ’55, who was instrumental in planning the event. Michael C. Brown II ’06, who worked with Jennifer Schnidman ’06 to plan the dinner, described it as “a tremendous success. Students and alums are excited to attend events like this in the future.”

Topkins noted, “Young alums like to stay connected to the school, and there’s no better way to do so than through talking to students. Conversely, many students asked young alums about how to make career decisions and how to adjust to life after college, something that young alums have experience with. A lot of positive networking took place.”

For information about upcoming student-alumni programs, please
e-mail studentalumniprograms@columbia.edu.

GOLDWATER:

David Krohn ’05, Tian Zhang ’05 and Carolyn Olson ’05 Barnard have been named winners of the national Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship. The award, given to 310 students this year, reflects students’ contributions to the scientific world. Founded in 1988 in memory of Sen. Barry Goldwater, an advocate for student research, the scholarship awards up to $7,500 to sophomores and juniors who have demonstrated potential in the sciences and engineering and who possess the promise to go on in research.

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