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Robert Klitzman: The Terminally Ill Should Be Allowed To Die
Physician aid-in-dying has been a controversial topic in the medical community.
Five Tips to Captivate an Audience
The biggest challenge for any public speaker is connecting with the people in the room. Here are five tips to engage your audience successfully.
Understanding the Secrets of Persuasion
For decades, social scientists have developed theories that explain the secrets of persuasion. The Elaboration Likelihood Model (ELM) helps organize the theories and decide when to apply certain ones.
Five Ways to Maximize Your Impact on LinkedIn
If your résumé is two dimensional, only highlighting your professional experience, LinkedIn can be an opportunity to present yourself in 3D, showing your personality alongside your skills and experience. A Columbia University career management professional offers five simple tips and tricks to make your LinkedIn profile stand out.
Five Things to Know Before You Take a Home Genetic Test
How accurate are personal genetic tests at detecting potential diseases and illnesses? Dr. Robert Klitzman, Academic Director of the Master of Science in Bioethics program, shares five things to know before you test yourself.
Ben Royce: From Master’s Student to Google
The IKNS program helped Ben Royce, Head of Performance Data Science at Google, understand “who needed to know what, where, and when so that we could be much more effective and efficient as an organization.”
Five Ways to Be a Better Listener
Master of Science in Narrative Medicine faculty member Murray Nossel, Ph.D. offers advice on how to become a better listener.
Five Ways to Develop More Meaningful Relationships at Work
Many people assume all work environments cultivate and maintain good relationships. But business relationships can be tricky, says Dr. Beth Fisher-Yoshida.
Five Ways to Improve Your Body Language During a Speech
When you deliver a speech, if you develop the mannerisms of a leader, you’ll be perceived as such. Columbia University’s Strategic Communication faculty member Jesse Scinto recommends five techniques to master your stage presence.
Steven Bandrowczak Named President and Chief Operations Officer of Xerox
Steven Bandrowczak, an Executive Master of Science in Technology Management student, joins Xerox as President, Chief Operations Officer, and Executive Committee member.
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