Tomorrowʼs Minds at Work
News, insights, tips, and commentary from members of the Columbia University School of Professional Studies.
Congestion Pricing and Governor Hochul’s Profile in Political Cowardice
It takes political courage to promote critical pieces of public policy that help manage the negative impacts of our way of life.
The Personal and the Professional: The Many Benefits of an M.S. in Bioethics
Bioethics alum Meryl Selig shares why she came to the program in retirement and how it’s changed her perspective on health care.
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.
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.
Helping the Next Generation of Leaders Navigate the Complexities of Modern Politics
The Political Analytics program provides a unique space for a critical aspect of political analysis that has been globally undervalued.
Columbia’s Student-Organized Sustainability Symposium Focuses on Real Change
Put on every spring by the Sustainability Management Student Association (SUMASA), this year’s Sustainability Symposium was the largest to date.
Two IKNS Alums Share Their Journey to Accenture and the Key to Post-Grad Success
How the Information & Knowledge Strategy program helped prepare the SPS alums for their post-grad career journey.
How to Craft Data and AI Transformations to Positively Impact Your Business
IKNS alum Naureen Aziz and change transformation expert Kathy Krumpe distill the prevalent obstacles hindering successful data and AI transformations and provide approaches to address them.
Can Microinsurance Lead to Financial Independence for Low-Income Populations?
It's time to take a closer look at how microinsurance may assist lower-income communities escape generational poverty, writes Insurance Management course associate Cory Mangum.
Wealth Management Unplugged: The Napster Effect
It's crucial for the wealth management industry to recognize that we can't "hit the pause button on generational change," writes Wealth Management lecturer Matthias Kuhlmey.
The Game-Changing Uses of ChatGPT and Other AI Large Language Models for Analytics
Robert Simione, the newest associate professor of professional practice in the Applied Analytics program, describes how companies will use LLMs.
Giving Back through Insurance Education with Teresa Chan
Director of the Insurance Management master's program Teresa Chan shares her experience with transitioning from the corporate world to starting up an educational program at Columbia.