CUarts

Donate

Learn

Discover

Create

Support

Columbia Arts Groups and Resources A-Z

Don't see your group? Have a new Facebook page, or see a mistake? Drop us a note: cuarts@columbia.edu.

Search Groups:

Art
Comedy
Dance
Film
Literature and Writing
Media
Multicultural
Music: Instrumental
Music: Vocal
Theatre

Genre

Architecture, Planning and Preservation, Graduate School of
Arts and Sciences, Graduate School of
Arts, School of the
Barnard College
Business, Graduate School of
Columbia College
Continuing Education, School of
Dental Medicine, College of
Engineering and Applied Science, The Fu Foundation School of
General Studies, School of
International and Public Affairs, School of
Jewish Theological Seminary
Journalism, Graduate School of
Law, School of
Nursing, School of
Physicians and Surgeons, College of
Postbaccalaureate Premedical Program
Public Health, Mailman School of
Social Work, School of
Teachers College
Union Theological Seminary

School

Campus Venue
Department
School
Graduate Student Group
Undergraduate Student Group

Type

Choose your search criteria and click GO to view results.

Search Criteria:

A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z

Back to Index

Undergraduate Writing Program (Literature and Writing)
Location: 310 Philosophy Hall
Phone: 212-854-3886
Affiliation: Department of English
Website: http://www.columbia.edu/cu/uwp/
Main Email Contact: uwp@columbia.edu
Contact: Joseph Bizup, Director

Uptown Vocal (Music: Vocal)
Website: http://www.uptownvocal.com
Main Email Contact: uptownvocal@columbia.edu
Facebook: Link
Contact: Sam Waldo, President - sdw2117@columbia.edu
Must request permission to join group. Just minutes away from the A train, Columbia University's jazz/pop co-ed a cappella group, Uptown Vocal, enters its second decade of bringing aural amusement to New York City & the rest of the world. UV is made up of unusually attractive members of the Columbia community with love for the a cappella spirit, and accepts members from any part of the Columbia community, including graduate students.