The Daily Plan-it / Dean of Students Blog, Columbia J-school

November 14, 2005

FAQ: How do I find my PID?

Q: How do I find my PID?

A. Because it is not safe to use social security numbers for online forms and via e-mail, the University assigns each student a PID.

You must supply your PID in order to complete your course preference ballots.

All PIDs are C+9 digits.

Students receive their PIDs with their orientation materials and are asked to use them for all official electronic interactions with the University.

If you lose yours, please go to https://ssol.columbia.edu/.

Click on ACADEMIC PROFILE. You will see a screen with VIEWING OPTIONS at the top.
It will indicate that your personal information is hidden. Click on UPDATE VIEW and change the option to “show my personal information.” All your information, including your PID, will then appear on the screen.

CAMPUS EVENT: Media Careers Panel Nov. 14

ASIA PACIFIC AFFAIRS COUNCIL
WEATHERHEAD EAST ASIAN INSTITUTE

Cordially invite you to network with industry professionals at the
Media Career Event

Panelists:
Fred Katayama, J’83, Award winning CNN correspondent –
Currently anchor at Reuters Television

Susan Berfield
Associate Editor, Businessweek

Oisika Chakrabarti
Officer, U.N. Department of Public Information

Paul Cohen
Vice President, Corporate
Ketchum Public Relations, NYC

Alejandro Reyes
Former Asiaweek journalist –
Currently freelance writer and consultant

Questions: Contact Amy Ahn at - asa6@columbia.edu

JUST SHOW UP!

Co-sponsored by the International Media & Communications Concentration






















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