News & Impact Stories at Columbia SPS News at Columbia SPS Category - Any -AlumniFacultyImpacts and InsightsIn the CommunityIn the MediaKnowledge BaseOffice of the DeanPress ReleaseResearch & PublicationsSchoolStaffStudent Office of the Dean Dean Jason Wingard Discusses Continuous Learning and Training Jason Wingard spoke recently with American Management Association Quarterly about his views on continuous professional education Faculty Skye C. Cleary on Relationships and Dating Apps What effect have online dating apps had on love and relationships? Office of the Dean How Goldman Sachs Drives Culture Change in the Financial Industry Goldman Sachs on the immediate need for the financial industry to change its own culture. Faculty Are “VIP” Patients Worth Breaking Hospital Protocols? When a "VIP" is admitted to the hospital, the typical relationship between doctor and patient can be turned on its head. Seven Tips on Publishing Your Bioethics Article How to get a Bioethics article published in a prestigious newspaper, magazine, or academic journal. Office of the Dean Human Capital Management Trends Collaboration with Deloitte and the debut of an online class based around the Deloitte 2016 Global Human Capital Trends Report. Faculty Lecturer Mark Whitlock Researches Identity-Based Political Violence The Negotiation and Conflict Resolution lecturer explains his research on genocide. Knowledge Base Three Tips on Using Social Media to Boost Your Business Cut through the noise with strategic content and use social media to promote your business with these three tips. Faculty Tom Watson on Philanthropy and Government Tom Watson recently wrote a piece for The Chronicle of Philanthropy. School 6 Tips on Applying to Graduate School Columbia University admissions directors shared their top pieces of advice on applying to graduate school. Faculty Klitzman on Diagnosing the Presidential Candidates The Bioethics director explained why it’s fraught for medical practitioners to diagnose anyone they haven’t examined. Alumni Robert Klitzman and Bioethics Students Publish Journal Article How “Ministries of Health and other government agencies play pivotal roles in the research ethics approval process.” Load More
Office of the Dean Dean Jason Wingard Discusses Continuous Learning and Training Jason Wingard spoke recently with American Management Association Quarterly about his views on continuous professional education
Faculty Skye C. Cleary on Relationships and Dating Apps What effect have online dating apps had on love and relationships?
Office of the Dean How Goldman Sachs Drives Culture Change in the Financial Industry Goldman Sachs on the immediate need for the financial industry to change its own culture.
Faculty Are “VIP” Patients Worth Breaking Hospital Protocols? When a "VIP" is admitted to the hospital, the typical relationship between doctor and patient can be turned on its head.
Seven Tips on Publishing Your Bioethics Article How to get a Bioethics article published in a prestigious newspaper, magazine, or academic journal.
Office of the Dean Human Capital Management Trends Collaboration with Deloitte and the debut of an online class based around the Deloitte 2016 Global Human Capital Trends Report.
Faculty Lecturer Mark Whitlock Researches Identity-Based Political Violence The Negotiation and Conflict Resolution lecturer explains his research on genocide.
Knowledge Base Three Tips on Using Social Media to Boost Your Business Cut through the noise with strategic content and use social media to promote your business with these three tips.
Faculty Tom Watson on Philanthropy and Government Tom Watson recently wrote a piece for The Chronicle of Philanthropy.
School 6 Tips on Applying to Graduate School Columbia University admissions directors shared their top pieces of advice on applying to graduate school.
Faculty Klitzman on Diagnosing the Presidential Candidates The Bioethics director explained why it’s fraught for medical practitioners to diagnose anyone they haven’t examined.
Alumni Robert Klitzman and Bioethics Students Publish Journal Article How “Ministries of Health and other government agencies play pivotal roles in the research ethics approval process.”
