An interdisciplinary semester-long science course taken by all entering Columbia College first-year students. Course materials are developed by a team of faculty that includes senior professors and post-doctoral level instructors (Columbia Science Fellows) with a strong interest in science education. Of the four course modules, half are from the physical sciences and half from the life sciences.
An interdisciplinary semester-long science course taken by all entering Columbia College first-year students. Course materials are developed by a team of faculty that includes senior professors and post-doctoral level instructors (Columbia Science Fellows) with a strong interest in science education. Of the four course modules, half are from the physical sciences and half from the life sciences.
Conceptual Foundations of International Politics is a graduate course at Columbia's School of International and Public Affairs which examines many of the central concepts, theories, and analytical tools used in contemporary social science to understand and explain international affairs.
Audio podcast of the lectures delivered for the introductory molecular and cellular biology course F242/C2006 during the spring of 2007. All lectures were delivered by Dr. Deborah Mowshowitz unless otherwise specified.
Uptown Radio bring together the week's top news stories in New York City and across the country. Our reporters dig past the headlines. We go out every week looking for untold stories about healthcare, labor, immigration and a host of other issues percolating through the country's most diverse city. The show is produced by Radio Workshop students at Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism.
Battleground 2006 broadcast from the Columbia University School of Journalism. Election night coverage from November 7th 2006.
Molecular and Cellular Biology lectures by Lawrence Chasin and Deborah Mowshowitz, Department of Biological Sciences from 2001. Provided for current students as an additional study tool.