Student organizations at Columbia GSAPP support our community and enhance the academic experience.
All groups must be advised by a Columbia GSAPP Program Office and/or the GSAPP Student Affairs Office (studentaffairs@arch.columbia.edu). The administration is available to support student groups, process event approvals, and forward communications. Please reference the Student Organization Handbook for general information and resources.
The open resource Why Publish? Reframing the Stakes of Student Publications records and archives part one of a GSAPP Publications-hosted workshop that was held on July 26, 2022. Part two, Sharing Proposals, will be held on Friday, October 7, 2022 from 12pm-2pm in Room 115, Avery Hall. Visit the event page to learn more.
ASAPP
Black Student Alliance at GSAPP
GreenSAPP
GSAPP National Organization of Minority Architecture Students (NOMAS)
GSAPPX+
LatinGSAPP
Queer Students of Architecture, Planning and Preservation (QSAPP)
Student Council
Sustainable Development Club
Urban Observation Squad
Masaha
Adjacent
GSAPP American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS)
Juice Bar
Advanced Architectural Design (AAD) Student Committee
GSAPP American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS)
Asia Real Estate Club
Design Driven Development
Global Real Estate Club
International Real Estate Investment Club
Markets & Coffee Club
PropTech Club
Real Estate Private Equity Club
Women in Real Estate Development
American Planning Association (APA) Student Representative Committee
Urban China Network
Urban Magazine
The organization facilitates networking opportunities with alumni and industry professionals in development, project management, asset management, acquisitions, and construction. The Club also aims to provide educational opportunities for members through guest speakers from industry leaders and alumni, a series of career workshops, in-person site visits, mentorship, and social events.
Contacts:
Co-President: Kamu Kakizaki
Co-President: Rémi Gontier
Chair: Career and Mentorship: Anja Do
Chair: Industry Liaison: Will Harris
Social Events: Charlie Cojab, Chair
The Club’s goal is to provide a platform that drives meaningful discussions through dynamic events and speaker series presentations. Through enhancing the knowledge of prevailing market trends, gaining an understanding of current industry practices, as well as building and strengthening relationships, the organization hopes to educate and inspire future real estate private equity business leaders.
President: Takahiro Kuwabara, Dave Freeman
VP, Communications: Mayke Vercruyssen
VP, MSRED Liaison: Vinayak Shunglu, Jake Schaevitz, Jordan Wong
VP, Global Investments: Claire Park, Omar Rojas Ferreira
VP, US/North America Investments: Michael Culham, Paul Roman, Matthew Yeckes
VP, Asia Investments: Shannon Lee
VP, European Investment: Konsta Pikkujämsä, Alexandra Olle
VP, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion : Yongjoo Park
VP, Careers: Jason Yoo, Christina Bicks
During these trips, participants will be encouraged to produce photos, videos, audio recordings, sketches, or other creative outputs. In this way, we hope to produce a dialogue between different perspectives via the curation of an end-of-semester exhibition, website, or zine. In the academic setting, we, as GSAPP students, intimately interact with the built environment, but are limited by the outputs and projects required by our classes. We hope this student organization can be a space that transcends academic disciplinary boundaries and encourages creative dialogue amongst students from different backgrounds.
Officer: HaoChe Hung
Officer: Carlos Miranda Pereyra
Events will include but not limited to lectures by female leaders, site tours and social gatherings. While the group is geared towards female students, our events are opened to the entire MSRED community so everyone can benefit from our supportive environment or knowledgeable speakers.
Co-Presidents: Sonia Leung & Katrina Lee
Social: Christina Bicks
Speaker: Adrienne Van
Marketing & Communications: Nell El Souri