News & Impact Stories at Columbia SPS
News at Columbia SPS
Navigating the “Long Jump” Career Transition
After transitioning from corporate litigator to a new product manager role, Julie Meyer (’24SPS, Insurance Management) shares insights on how she took a major leap forward in her career.
An Applied Analytics Student’s Journey from Electrical Engineering to Cloud Computing
Applied Analytics student Oche Oche-Obe came to the program because of his deep passion for data and its transformative power.
Spotlighting Women's Impact on Global Peace Initiatives
A recent event hosted by the Negotiation and Conflict Resolution program explored the power of women's contributions to peacemaking and social justice through art, activism, and diplomacy.
The Return of the Dire Wolf
Bioethics Program Director Dr. Robert Klitzman speaks on de-extinction of the dire wolf. (TIME)
Enterprise Risk Management Student Combines Entrepreneurship and Student Leadership
SPSSG Treasurer Noelle Smith discusses pursuing a legal internship and student leadership opportunities.
Disruptive Trends: A Conversation with Matthias Kuhlmey on the Future of Wealth Management
Wealth Management senior program director Tracy Schwartz speaks with the Wealth Management lecturer about the generational wealth transfer as a major catalyst for change, the integral role of digital assets and blockchain technology, and how succession is a relevance crisis.
Technology Is a Language: How One Columbia Lecturer Is Shaping the Future of Tech Leadership
Katja Schroeder, M.S. in Technology Management associate program director and senior lecturer, discusses global communications, her teaching strategy, and her advice to students.
Knowledge Managers Bring Collectivity, Nostalgia, and Selectivity to AI
IKNS lecturer Kate Pugh and colleagues propose a framework to use AI more effectively within organizations.
Scientists Say They Revived Dire Wolf Through Biotech Company’s De-extinction Process
Dr. Robert Klitzman, director of the M.S. in Bioethics program, discusses the potential risks and rewards of animal cloning. (ABC News)
Political Analytics Student Featured in City & State's "2025 Above & Beyond: Women" List
Kelly Sexton was spotlighted among remarkable women leaders who are improving New York. (City & State New York)
Trump’s Securities and Exchange Commission Abandons Sustainability Reporting
The SEC’s retreat from carbon reporting is a setback, delaying the development of generally accepted sustainability metrics.
Columbia SPS Fosters its Global Connections Through Impactful India Visit
Strengthening ties with alumni and prospective students in India remains a priority for SPS.