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New IKNS Instructor Brings Real-World Insights and Passion for Tech into the Classroom
We recently spoke with Blake DiCosola about how he envisions his background in social psychology, behavioral economics, and human-computer interaction will pair with the M.S. in Information & Knowledge Strategy program’s interdisciplinary curriculum to equip students with the skills to tackle today’s most pressing challenges in the field. Learn more.
Peacebuilding, Representation, and Interconnectedness in Equitable Resource Management
As she nears the end of her Negotiation and Conflict Resolution master's program, Katy LeDuc reflects on the ways her capstone experience has allowed her to confront the issues she's most passionate about. Read Katy's blog post.
We’re Getting the Lead Out of Drinking Water Pipes, but What Toxics Are We Ignoring?
In a new blog post, SPS Senior Vice Dean and M.S. in Sustainability Management Program Director Steve Cohen writes about the challenges of eliminating the lead pipes in the public water supply. Read more.
What to Do in New York City This Fall Semester
Studying at Columbia University means living and learning in New York City: a cornucopia of art, culture, sports, food, and fun. With so much to do, it’s hard to know what to choose. We put together an insider’s guide to New York with upcoming activities and tips from those who have lived in the Big Apple for decades. Check out our list.