The Biological Sciences Career Initiative (BSCI) is a group run by graduate students for graduate students. It aims to provide career resources for Biological Sciences PhD students interested in diverse fields, as well as to foster a strong alumni network. BSCI was founded by 2 students, Jennifer D’Arcangelo and Chinweike Okegbe, in 2014. With the support of the Biological Sciences department, it has successfully hosted career panels, info sessions, and networking events to better prepare students for a diverse array of careers after graduation.
Women in Science at Columbia (WISC) is dedicated to the outreach, support, and advancement of women, underrepresented minorities, and their advocates in the science, technology, engineering, and mathematical graduate fields at Columbia University. We are one organization made up of two chapters – one at Morningside and one at the Medical Center. All members are welcome and encouraged to attend events on either or both campuses.
The mission of the Columbia Chemistry Careers Committee (C4) is to educate undergraduate and graduate students as well as postdocs on career options for chemists.