The Office of Academic Administration administers the University's policies governing academic appointments and programs on behalf of the Provost.

Academic Appointments is the division of the Office of Academic Administration that handles academic appointments.

The Press publishes printed work in a diverse range of scholarly fields and is a leader in electronic publishing.

The Office for Diversity Initiatives works with schools and department to achieve the University's goal of increasing the diversity of its faculty, other academic officers, and administrative staff.

The Institute addresses the complex issues facing the planet and its inhabitants, with particular focus on sustainable development and the needs of the world's poor.

EOAA develops and implements the University's nondiscrimination and affirmative action policies, procedures, and programs; investigates complaints of discrimination and harassment; and publishes the University's Affirmative Action Plan.

Reporting to the Vice President for Information Services and University Librarian, the University Libraries (http://www.columbia.edu/cu/lweb/) supports research and teaching through its 23 libraries and extensive print and electronic collections. The Libraries also houses the Columbia Center for New Media Teaching and Learning (http://ccnmtl.columbia.edu/), the Center for Digital Research and Scholarship, and the Copyright Advisory Office.

The Office of International Relations seeks to bring institutional coherence and oversight to international programming University-wide.

The ISSO assists international students and scholars with visas and other immigration questions and with making the transition to the University's academic and cultural environment.

The Academy promotes research in Italian history and society, exhibits Italian culture and art, and fosters exchange between Italy and the United States.

The School offers a rigorous education from kindergarten through the eighth grade for children of Columbia families and the nearby community.

The Office of Work/Life promotes the development and utilization of Columbia's family-supportive benefits, policies, services, and programs.

The Theatre presents a diverse range of programming from early music to contemporary composers, concerts by prominent artists and Columbia students, opera, dance, film, and lectures.

OPIR provides information for managing the University and making decisions about its policies and goals.

Reid Hall serves as the center for the University's educational and other programs in Paris and houses the Institute for Scholars at Reid Hall.

The University Chaplain ministers to the individual faith of the members of the University community while promoting interreligious understanding, and oversees the Earl Hall Center which fosters spiritual, ethical, religious, political and cultural exchange, and the promotion of service.