The Sustainability and Resilience of Tropical Highland Ecosystems field course brought students to Vietnam for hands-on lessons in biodiversity, ecology, and Indigenous knowledge.
The wealth management industry has warned of a looming advisor succession crisis. But changing retirement patterns, AI-driven scale, and a broader talent pool may be rewriting the equation.
During an NECR webinar, Reese Fayde examined the relationship between power and influence, offering approaches for building consensus and moving ideas forward.
Watch: Esin Pektas reminds us that it's never too late to grow. Columbia SPS meets students where they are, making it possible to return to school and come out transformed on the other side. (YouTube)
Jo Jose (’25SPS), a faculty associate and alum, shares how the M.S. in Technology Management program connects students with industry leaders, collaborative projects, and practical marketing experience.
NECR students worked with democratic innovation expert Dr. Marjan Ehsassi to examine how Citizens’ Assemblies can strengthen public participation and address complex policy challenges
Insurance Management student Tess Pergande reflects on winning the Spencer Scholarship, the power of big-picture thinking, and why the industry is at an exciting inflection point.
Columbia SPS lecturer Angela Finlay discusses her new book, Skill Stacking: Taking Ownership of Your Career in Changing Times, and why professionals and organizations need to rethink talent, experience, and career growth in a rapidly changing workplace.
During a Narrative Health and Social Justice seminar, the Narrative Medicine administrative manager reflected on the role of theatre in fostering empathy, amplifying overlooked voices, and advancing advocacy.
SPS graduation speaker Thomas Quinn (’26SPS, Information & Knowledge Strategy) discusses the AI “similarity tsunami,” how to get the most out of the IKNS program, and returning to school later in life.
