Community Impact at Columbia University

New York, États-Unis

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Téléphone :
+1 212-854-1492
Site :
www.columbia.edu
Adresse :
206 Earl Hall 2980 Broadway, New York, NY, 10027
Harlem
Arrêts et stations de transports en commun proches
110 m125th Street (A,B,C,D)
530 mWest 120 St/Amsterdam Avenue NB
610 mWest 120 st/Amsterdam Avenue SB
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Heure locale (New York) 02:18 lundi 7 juillet 2025

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Jessica Barcessat, DMD
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1 avis sur Community Impact at Columbia University

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Queens, NY
Community Impact is a nonprofit located at the Columbia campus that helps the people and communities neighboring it. Being a volunteer GED teacher for the past three semesters for the JEEP (Jobs and Education Empowerment Program) here has been a life-​changing experience.
Though I’m not a Columbia student, anyone can apply to volunteer here. Being a full-​time grad student has its ups and downs, and while being a GED instructor gives me a lot of work, I always leave each lesson (you teach one class a week) humbled, determined, fatigued, energized, and feeling proud of my students.
No description can really capture the classroom experience I’ve had here. As ineffably corny as it may sound, I end up learning as much as — maybe more — than my students do. And it’s sooo much better when my lessons on subject-​verb agreement start to kick in!