News & Impact Stories at Columbia SPS
News at Columbia SPS
Cindy Lott Appointed Policy Fellow for Independent Sector
Cindy Lott will shape and advance the public policy agenda of the organization through research and collaboration with leaders.
PepsiCo Human Capital Strategy VP Joins Human Capital Management Faculty
Dr.Tarulli has joined Columbia University’s Master of Science in Human Capital Management program as faculty.
Murray Nossel: The Key to Professionalism
Murray Nossel, Ph.D., highlights the key differences in communication among friends versus communication among coworkers.
Dr. Robert Klitzman Analyzes 104-Year-Old's Doctor Assisted Suicide
Dr. Robert Klitzman discusses David Goodall’s decision to end his life by doctor assisted suicide at age 104.
Timothy Hegarty Analyzes Trump’s Infrastructure Plan
Timothy Hegarty deconstructs and analyzes President Trump’s infrastructure plan.
Dr. Robert Klitzman on New Depression Diagnostic Tests
Dr. Robert Klitzman says treating mental illness is complicated because there remains “a lot about the brain we don’t know.
John Currie Discusses Leading with Integrity
John Currie discusses the importance of transparency, and never compromising your values in today’s NCAA leadership climate.
Three Columbia Community Scholars Discuss “Hip-Hop Education: Propelling and Preserving the Movement”
The School of Professional Studies presented the panel discussion to explore hip-hop as it approaches its 45th anniversary.
Dr. Shelley Saltzman Receives Lenfest Distinguished Columbia Faculty Award
Shelley Saltzman has been honored with the 2017–2018 Lenfest Distinguished Columbia Faculty Award.
How Storytelling Can Improve Business Communication and Transform Workplaces
Murray Nossel discusses how storytelling can help businesses thrive.
Len Elmore Debates Whether College Athletes Should Be Paid
Sports Management faculty member Len Elmore discusses whether college athletes should be paid.
Award-Winning College Athletics Leader John Currie Joins Columbia Sports Management Graduate Program
John Currie will join the faculty for a special one-week intensive program this May.