We ensure that all TC students are in compliance with New York State's immunization laws. We manage the enrollment process for both of the Health Service Program and the Columbia Student Medical Insurance Plans. Lastly, we provide general information and administrative support for both of these services.
The Graduate Writing Center (GWC) is a professional development consultancy for academic writing, which employs experienced scholarly writers and teachers of writing from a variety of disciplines. The GWC offers one-on-one consultations in scholarly writing for native and non-native speakers of English in all stages of the writing process.
Each organization's mission may include professional networking, academic enrichment, and social advocacy. Feel free to look at each organization's website if you are interested in joining. If you are interested in starting your own student organization, please email: studentorgs@tc.edu.
Each organization's mission may include professional networking, academic enrichment, and social advocacy. Feel free to look at each organization's website if you are interested in joining. If you are interested in starting your own student organization, please email: studentorgs@tc.edu.
Each organization's mission may include professional networking, academic enrichment, and social advocacy. Feel free to look at each organization's website if you are interested in joining. If you are interested in starting your own student organization, please email: studentorgs@tc.edu.
The Teachers College Pool is open to all TC and CU students and faculty as well as area neighbors. A nominal fee is charged for the use of the facility. The pool offers times for adult lap swim and family swim for parents and their children. Additional pool programming includes swimming lessons and pool rentals. For more information, please contact the pool directly at 212-678-3307.
The Teachers College Pool is open to all TC and CU students and faculty as well as area neighbors. A nominal fee is charged for the use of the facility. The pool offers times for adult lap swim and family swim for parents and their children. Additional pool programming includes swimming lessons and pool rentals. For more information, please contact the pool directly at 212-678-3307.
The Teachers College Pool is open to all TC and CU students and faculty as well as area neighbors. A nominal fee is charged for the use of the facility. The pool offers times for adult lap swim and family swim for parents and their children. Additional pool programming includes swimming lessons and pool rentals. For more information, please contact the pool directly at 212-678-3307.
The Teachers College Pool is open to all TC and CU students and faculty as well as area neighbors. A nominal fee is charged for the use of the facility. The pool offers times for adult lap swim and family swim for parents and their children. Additional pool programming includes swimming lessons and pool rentals. For more information, please contact the pool directly at 212-678-3307.
The Teachers College Pool is open to all TC and CU students and faculty as well as area neighbors. A nominal fee is charged for the use of the facility. The pool offers times for adult lap swim and family swim for parents and their children. Additional pool programming includes swimming lessons and pool rentals. For more information, please contact the pool directly at 212-678-3307.
The New Student Experience Orientation Program is one of several orientation events coordinated by the Office of Student Activities and Programs designed to complement the new student experience. Orientation programs take place in the fall and spring semesters for all new students. For a complete schedule of events for orientation, please refer to our website: www.tc.edu/nse.
For a nominal fee, students, staff, and community members can rent out a locker to store their books and belongings. Locker rentals are good for an 11-month period from September through the end of July. Students that are requesting a locker for only a semester may do so on a pro-rated basis. OSAP supplies the locks and distributes the combination to the student upon payment.
For a nominal fee, students, staff, and community members can rent out a locker to store their books and belongings. Locker rentals are good for an 11-month period from September through the end of July. Students that are requesting a locker for only a semester may do so on a pro-rated basis. OSAP supplies the locks and distributes the combination to the student upon payment.
This easy-to-read guide introduces you to Teachers College. Providing you with access to information about academic and non-academic offices, college policies, Academic calendar, and a TC directory.
This easy-to-read guide introduces you to Teachers College. Providing you with access to information about academic and non-academic offices, college policies, Academic calendar, and a TC directory.
This easy-to-read guide introduces you to Teachers College. Providing you with access to information about academic and non-academic offices, college policies, Academic calendar, and a TC directory.
This easy-to-read guide introduces you to Teachers College. Providing you with access to information about academic and non-academic offices, college policies, Academic calendar, and a TC directory.
This easy-to-read guide introduces you to Teachers College. Providing you with access to information about academic and non-academic offices, college policies, Academic calendar, and a TC directory.
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Aquatic Center
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The primary goal of this course is water adjustment and exploration. Parents will learn to aid their children in the beginning stage of the swimming progression. Skills include: entering the water, face submerging, supported floats, and bubble blowing.
Level One
Children learn elementary aquatic skills unaided by their parents. Skills include: submerging, supported floating, entering the water and blowing bubbles.
Level Two
Children will review level one skills and begin to swim more independently. New skills include unsupported floating, kicking, bobbing, and unassisted turning over from front to back.
Level Three
Children will learn to coordinate front crawl with an emphasis on rhythmic breathing, back crawl, elementary back stroke, treading water, retrieving objects and entering deep water.
Level Four/Five
Children will be doing the front crawl, the back crawl and elementary back stroke for longer distances. Breast stroke and side stroke will be introduced. This course builds endurance and introduces lap swimming while refining previous skills. Advanced level students will also be introduced to butterfly stroke, open turns and rescue skills.
Beginner
This class is for adults who have little or no experience in the water, or who do not feel comfortable in the water. Adults will begin exploring the water and increasing their level of comfort. They will learn to float on their stomachs and backs, to flutter kick, and will begin learning the front and back crawl.
Intermediate
This class is for adults who have taken the beginner class. They will continue to develop the front and back crawl, and the breast stroke will be introduced.
Advanced
This class is for adults who are able to swim the full length of the pool repeatedly. The class will focus on stroke refinement for the front and back crawl and breast stroke. Butterfly will be taught.
Private classes are available for children and adults of all ages and levels.
