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in light of the current health crisis and the need for social distancing, Columbia Venture Competition is proceeding virtually.
Teams from this year’s crop of competitors are about to submit their Final Round of submissions. The descriptions, rules, and eligibility guidelines are listed below. Each challenge will split $50,000 among the top three winners. Four of the challenges are open to students and recent alumni (five years or less from their most current Columbia degree) from any Columbia-affiliated school, including Barnard and Teachers College. The Undergraduate Challenge, sponsored by Columbia College, is open to all current Columbia College, Columbia Engineering, General Studies, and Barnard College undergrads. CVC judges will come from Columbia’s worldwide alumni community from Bordeaux to Beijing to Brooklyn and will represent diverse backgrounds and a wide-ranging set of expertise.
Sponsorship Packages Are Available, write to Entrepreneurship@Columbia.edu