News & Impact Stories at Columbia SPS
News at Columbia SPS
Narrative Medicine Lecturer Awarded a Fulbright Grant to Bring the Discipline to Malaysia
Catherine Rogers hosted a residency in Kuala Lumpur that included workshops, lectures, curriculum development roundtables, and an online webinar.
Finding Public Space in a Crowded New York City
In a world where over 70% of humanity will become urban dwellers by 2050, the creative use of land for rest, recreation and community-gathering is essential.
AI Is Poised to Have a “Profound Effect” on the Wealth Management Business
The Wealth Management program recently hosted a conversation with three leading experts in the fields of financial psychology and the psychology of financial planning.
New York City High School Students Complete Their Columbia STEM Program With a Series of Events at Morgan Stanley
Over twenty NYC high school students in Columbia’s Youth In STEM program spent a week at the financial company.
Dean’s Excellence Award Winner Unathi Mtya Shares Her Journey to Columbia’s Technology Management Program
Learn how one SPS alum uses her degree to create paths to "inclusive technology" in her career.
Cultural Relativity and Acceptance of Embryonic Stem Cell Research
M.S. in Bioethics program alum Olivia Bowers coauthored a Voices in Bioethics Journal article about the ethical implications of using human embryos in stem cell research.
How One Applied Analytics Student Took Her Data Skills to the Next Level
Joyce Lu shares why she left her job as a senior assurance associate at EY to pursue a master's degree, and how she's deepening her understanding of data analytics.
From Sustainability Mirage to Sustainability Management
Sustainability management is a more sophisticated form of management built to accommodate the environmental, social, economic, and technological conditions of the modern economy.
Little League Legend Mo’ne Davis to Take the Field at May 25 Hall of Fame East-West Classic
Sports Management alum Mo'ne Davis will appear at the Hall of Fame East-West Classic at Doubleday Field, representing Mamie Johnson, Connie Morgan and Toni Stone – three pioneering women who appeared in Negro Leagues games. (National Baseball Hall of Fame)
How HCM Students are Applying Lessons Learned from Industry Experts to Their Careers
Students in the HCM program have many opportunities to learn from and connect with professionals, lecturers, and notable guests.
Political Analytics Students Meet with Political Data Firms in DC
"Sitting down with key players at these organizations helped us understand the impact of big data on various political endeavors, especially when it comes to electoral campaigns," Saxon shares.