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The '''Campaign for Undergraduate Education''' is the $865 million undergraduate focused portion of the $4 billion [[Columbia Campaign]]. Publicly launched in September of 2007 to coincide with the 100th anniversary of [[Hamilton Hall]], the campaign is focused on expanding financial aid, expanding faculty, advising, and career services.

According to the campaign homepage, measures of success will include: <br>
• $400 million to secure need-blind admissions and enhance financial aid packages for the College<br>
• $85 million in gifts to the Columbia College Fund<br>
• over $15 million in new financial aid endowment for General Studies<br>
• 10 percent growth in faculty<br>
• more Core sections taught by full-time faculty<br>
• a new undergraduate-focused career center<br>
• more paid internships and research opportunities for students<br>
• a new undergraduate advising center<br>
• more funds for international students in the College<br>
• improved undergraduate dining facilities<br>
• more alumni mentoring, networking, and participating in class events and admissions interviewing

== External links ==
*[http://giving.columbia.edu/cucampaign/cue.html The Campaign for Undergraduate Education Homepage]
*[http://hosting.richpaper.com/FullServiceHtml/ColumbiaUniversity/ToTeach.htm To Teach (flash)]

[[Category:Fundraising campaigns]]