Upcoming Events

CTLgrads Learning Community: Teaching and Learning While Feeling like an Imposter (Session 2) - for graduate students  Nearly every student will deal with imposter syndrome at some point in their academic career. The problem for graduate students instructors is two-fold: how can we effectively teach students suffering from imposter syndrome? And how can we do it while we suffer ourselves? Join us for an interactive two-part discussion where we tackle both these questions in kind. We will cover the latest scholarship on the…

The literature on climate security identifies two basic categories of climate risk. The first relates to extreme weather events and other geophysical impacts that directly affect human lives and well-being. The second relates to the cascading institutional and social consequences of geophysical impacts, which can include migration and conflict. Freyman establishes the existence of a third kind of climate security problem: anticipatory adaptation to climate change impacts that have not yet taken place, which triggers security dilemmas between great powers and creates new forms…

This ISSO sponsored event is for Morningside & Manhattanville Newly Arrived J-1 Faculty and Researchers at Columbia University. You are invited to our Newly Arrived J-1 Faculty and Researchers Orientation. These sessions are for those who have recently arrived. The orientation covers an overview of this visa status. ISSO strongly recommends you attend. Please have your DS-2019 and passport available. Registration is required. Space is limited. Event Contact Information: ISSO REGISTER

A New Era for the Sake Industry in Japan and Beyond: The Case of Award-Winning Dassai and Asahi Shuzo Tuesday, February 7, 2023 | 6:00 – 7:15 PM (Reception to follow) Room 820, Kravis Hall, Columbia Business School Register Featuring: Hiroshi Sakurai, Chairman, Asahi Shuzo Co., Ltd. Moderator: David E. Weinstein, Director, CJEB; Carl S. Shoup Professor of the Japanese Economy, Columbia University Topics to be covered: The difficulties of continuing a family business How to overcome geographic challenges Shifting from a…

The Columbia Legal History Workshop will meet on February 8th at 4:20 - 6:00pm EST in Jerome Greene hall room 701 (Case Lounge). We will be in conversation with Jungwon Kim (Columbia University) , who will present her paper titled " Who Triggered My Death?: Crime and Suicide in Early Modern Korea” with comments by  Pablo Piccato. Preface:    Jungwon Kim, Columbia University Abstract: Throughout Chosŏn Korea (1392-1910), the act of suicide, which was seen as an inhumane action of…

REGISTER SPEAKER: Chinh Chu, Founder & President of CC Capital HOST: Professor Lien-Hang T. Nguyen, Founder, Vietnamese Studies, Director, Weatherhead East Asian Institute INTRODUCTIONS: Naja Pham Lockwood, Founder and CEO, RYSE Media Ventures MODERATOR: Anh Do, Staff Writer, Los Angeles Times Chinh Chu has had an illustrious 30-plus-year career as a private-equity investor and executive. He is the former Co-Chair of Blackstone Private Equity. He joined Blackstone in the early 1990s and spent 25 years at the firm, becoming head of the Software…

CTLgrads Learning Community: Making Sense of the Classroom: Strategies of Sensory Teaching and Learning (Session 1) - for graduate students  We tend to take for granted that learning takes place in a physical space and by use of our own physical bodies. Yes, we raise our hands to talk, read the words on the slide, and passively listen to lectures, but how can we actively leverage movement, the body, the senses, and even the physical spaces we inhabit to facilitate teaching and learning? …

Ruth Ozeki: Novelist, Filmmaker, and Zen Buddhist Priest Thursday, 9 February at 6:00 PM EST The Faculty House, Columbia University (64 Morningside Drive, enter through Wien Courtyard gate on W. 116th Street, between Morningside and Amsterdam)  Pre-registration is required (click on button below to register) Register Ruth Ozeki has been selected as 2022-2023 Sôshitsu Sen Distinguished Lecturer by the Donald Keene Center of Japanese Culture. Ozeki’s novels have won acclaim for their ability to integrate issues of science, religion, environmental politics,…