Alfred (Comedy)
Main Email Contact: alfredpresents@googlegroups.com
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Contact: Kate Smith, President - kps2107@columbia.edu
Alfred is a musical improv comedy troupe, called to order each night by Alfred Pennyworth and Alfred Hitchcock, to conduct an evening of festivities involving song, dance, and theater.

Alpha Delta Phi Literary Society (Literature and Writing)
Location: 526 W 114th St
Website: http://www.columbia.edu/cu/adp
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Contact: Hannah Howard, President - hmh2112@columbia.edu
Must request permission to join group As one of the University's few student groups with both an express dedication to literature and its own house on campus, the ADP Literary Society fills dual roles. First, we are committed to supporting the arts both through our bi-weekly open-mic "Lit Nights," where the members of the community at large are encouraged to bring and read their favorite works, original or otherwise, and through our monthly Coffee Haus music series, one of the few outlets on campus for student bands to perform publicly. Second, the ADP Literary Society is a place for members of the Society and their friends to congregate and socialize during both private and public events throughout the year.

Anime Club (Film)
Website: http://www.columbia.edu/cu/anime/
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Contact: Mia Lewis, President - mel2148@columbia.edu
We are Columbia University's anime club. What we do: we are a group of students who like to get together to watch, discuss, or play anime shows or games. We are not limited to Japanese anime. The club gives you an opportunity to meet like-minded students, and watch or discuss some of the latest and greatest anime out there. We show anime on a schedule which will be announced to our mailing list. To join our mailing list, send an email to majordomo@columbia.edu with the text: subscribe anime-list as the only text in the email.

Art History Underground (Art)
Website: http://www.arthistoryunderground.com/
Main Email Contact: info@arthistoryunderground.com
Contact: Melissa Branfman and Whitney Wilson, Co-Presidents
Become a member and receive their newsletter. Art History Underground is a student led club in Columbia University. It organizes events for Art History and Archaeology majors, concentrators, and other students with interest. It also has a biannual journal with the same name. Its primary mission is to create a community which consists of prospective and current art historians along with artists, who want to participate in the artistic scene of New York City both by publishing in its biannual Art-journal (also online at the club's website) and by meeting others in their field. In addition to these, Art History Underground sponsors Collision, the famuous annual art fair in NYC which is organized by students only.

Arthur Ross Architecture Gallery (Art)
Location: Buell Hall
Phone: 212-854-341
Affiliation: GSAPP

Artist Society (Art)
Website: http://www.columbia.edu/cu/artistsociety
Main Email Contact: jls2214@columbia.edu
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Contact: Jenny Shen
The Artist Society is a fine-arts creating group that runs weekly informal figure drawing sessions in 501 Dodge Hall each Friday from 6-8pm. We run some larger events every semester, including the Drawathon and Models on the Sundial. The Artist Society hires student models for $15/hr: e-mail Nora Rodriguez at nsr2109@columbia.edu to sign up.

Arts Administration Program (Art)
Phone: 212-678-3271
Affiliation: Teachers College
Website: http://www.tc.columbia.edu/academic/arad/
Main Email Contact: arad@columbia.edu
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Contact: Joan Jeffri, Director
Must request permission to join group. The Arts Administration program reflects the conviction that the management of cultural institutions and arts organizations requires strategic planning, artistic creativity and social commitment. The arts managers capable of responding to the challenges and responsibilities of the arts must possess integrated management and financial skills, knowledge of the artistic process in which they are involved and sensitivity to the dynamics and educational needs of the communities they serve. The Program, which offers a Master of Arts degree, represents an alliance of four disciplines: arts, education, business, and law. It is designed to help professionals meet the challenges of the next decade. These challenges include questions about the long-term health of arts organizations; their missions, governance and management; sources of income, and tax regulations. Such issues as freedom of expression, First Amendment rights, censorship and government intervention in the arts have important implications for international, educational, and cultural policy, and are integral to the Program. Today, arts administration training in the United States is a model in the field that addresses worldwide concerns.

Arts and Culture Club (Art)
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Must request permission to join The Columbia Business School Arts and Culture Club is an interest club whose mission is to involve students with the arts and its different forms of expressions, both socially and professionally. The club seeks to foster an ongoing relationship between professional and academic arts institutions and Columbia Business School.

Arts Student Council (Art)
Affiliation: School of the Arts (SoA)
Website: http://wwwapp.cc.columbia.edu/art/app/arts/student_affairs/asc/index.jsp
Main Email Contact: ascsoa@columbia.edu
Founded Spring of 2003, the Arts Student Council (ASC) (formerly known as the Graduate Arts Council (GAC)) is a representative council which promotes dialogue, collaboration and a sense of community for students in the School of the Arts with the hope that they will not only look to each other as resources during their studies but leave with a network of peers in disciplines beyond their own. The council is made up of three students from each division - film, theatre, writing and visual arts - for a total of 12 members. Funding for Graduate School of the Arts Student-organized Events The ASC is working to create more creative and professional exhibitions, panels and workshops for students to showcase their work, and learn how to find employment in their field of study and other related fields of study.

Asian American Alliance (Multicultural)
Website: http://www.aaacolumbia.org
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Contact: Kevin Zhai, President- klz2104@columbia.edu
(AAA) is a student organization that strives to serve the Asian Pacific American (APA) community at Columbia University. AAA is a collaborative organization that seeks to work with APA and all types of color organizations, progressive groups, political organizations, community service organizations, off campus groups, and student conferences to reach out to members of the university and the outside community at large. In this way, we aim to promote understanding, foster dialogue and create a sense of awareness within Columbia University. Social Media: http://www.aaacolumbia.org/ http://twitter.com/aaacolumbia

Avanim (Literature and Writing)
Main Email Contact: avanim.magazine@gmail.com
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Columbia University's Jewish literary magazine A project of Columbia/Barnard Hillel, Avanim is a literary magazine committed to the expression of Jewish experience through the publication of creative writing and art.

Avery Architectural & Fine Arts Library (Art)
Location: 300 Avery Hall
Phone: 212-854-3501
Affiliation: Columbia University Libraries
Website: http://www.columbia.edu/cu/lweb/indiv/avery/index.html
The Avery Architectural and Fine Arts Library collects books and periodicals in architecture, historic preservation, art history, painting, sculpture, graphic arts, decorative arts, city planning, real estate, and archaeology. The scope of the Avery collection in architecture is outstanding; it ranges from the first Western printed book on architecture, De re aedificatoria (1485), by Leone Battista Alberti, to the classics of modernism by Frank Lloyd Wright and Le Corbusier. Avery's drawing and manuscript collection holds 400,000 drawings and original records.