Alumni Groups
Alumni of Color Outreach Program (ACOP)
This student-alumni initiative fosters a comprehensive network of Latino, African-American and Asian alumni and integrates them into programming that supports alumni and students of color. [more]
Alumni Representative Committee (ARC)
Represent Columbia in your home town! Alumni Representative Committee (ARC) members help represent Columbia at college fairs, interview prospective students, and host welcome receptions for incoming students. This link will open a new browser window.[more]
Alumni-Student Programs (ASP)
Alumni-Student Programs (ASP) is a joint venture between the Division of Student Affairs and the Columbia College Office of Alumni Affairs and Development. Designed to bridge the gap between life as a student and life after graduation, this program sponsors interactive panels, dinners and other activities in which alumni can meet and interact with current students. [more]
Asian Columbia Alumni Association
ACAA provides a structured framework for Asian alumni to sustain links to Columbia University, current Asian students and fellow Asian alumni, and acts as a collective voice on relevant Columbia University policies and developments. [more]
Black Alumni Council (BAC)
The Black Alumni Council (BAC) is an organization of current and future black alumni of Columbia College dedicated to the support of its members. [more]
Columbia College Alumni Association (CCAA)
The Columbia College Alumni Association (CCAA) is the organization for alumni who wish to remain involved in the life of Columbia College. CCAA leaders and members meet regularly with College officials to discuss College affairs and issues of importance to the College, plan and participate in College events, and interact with current students. [more]
Columbia College Outreach Committee
The Columbia College Outreach Committee supports the work of the Alumni of Color Outreach Program (ACOP - above), works to improve the College's relationship with alumni of color, and supports initiatives to enhance the educational experience of students of color. [more]
Columbia College Women (CCW)
Columbia College Women (CCW) supports, promotes and acknowledges the professional, personal and Columbia-related accomplishments of women graduates of the College. Founded in 1989, CCW now serves a membership in excess of 2,000 alumnae in the greater New York metropolitan area. [more]
Columbia College Young Alumni (CCYA)
The Columbia College Young Alumni (CCYA) sponsors social events, community activities and networking nights and other professional programs for the College's recent alumni (those within who graduated in the last 10 years). [more]
John Jay Associates Program
The John Jay Associates are the leadership donors to the Columbia College Fund, the chief agency for raising funds for the College. Each year the John Jay Associates program generates approximately 80 percent of total funds raised by the College. The College hosts special colloquia and other programming in recognition of the importance of the John Jay Associates. [more]
Latino Alumni Association of Columbia University (LAACU)
The Latino Alumni Association of Columbia University (LAACU) serves the needs of the Latino community. LAACU supports, promotes and channels the academic, social, professional and developmental interests of Columbia's Latino community, both past and present. [more]
National Outreach
The National Outreach Program connects Columbia College alumni who live outside of the New York City metropolitan area with each other and to the life of the College through special events and programming. [more]
Young Alumni Fund
Recognizes young alumni (defined as those who have graduated within the last 10 years) who make unrestricted gifts of any amount to the Columbia College Fund. [more]
Columbia Clubs
Columbia Club of New York
Located at 15 W. 43rd St. in midtown Manhattan, the Columbia Club offers membership to all Columbia alumni. The club features a range of amenities, from 49 well-appointed overnight rooms to a fully equipped fitness center, dining rooms, conference facilities, a lending library and a members' lounge. Each month, it hosts members-only activities. [more]
Domestic and International Columbia Clubs
Columbia University's Alumni Relations program supports 34 national alumni clubs in the United States and Puerto Rico, and 20 international clubs. [more]
University Development and Alumni Relations
The Office of University Development and Alumni Relations works to make the University relevant in the lives of its alumni and link the two together in mutually beneficial ways. It supports the regional and domestic club system, sponsoring alumni events around the country for all Columbia alumni. [more]
