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 Faculty Dean Jason Wingard in Business Insider Dr. Wingard discusses alternative credentials and reskilling. Alumni, Faculty ERM Program Hosts Networking Reception for More Than 200 Attendees The M.S. in Enterprise Risk Management program hosted an evening reception on Oct. 25 at Faculty House. Faculty Career Design Lab SF Hosts 'Myths, Truths, and History at the Border’ Coinciding with el Día de los Muertos, the event featured a historical overview and discussion of U.S.-Mexico border relations. Faculty Can the Impeachment Hearings Actually Change Anyone’s Mind? Peter T. Coleman applies his research to the ongoing debate on Capitol Hill. Faculty Len Elmore and Scott Rosner on Student-Athlete Endorsements Sports Management faculty members weigh in on news that the NCAA may allow players to profit from their images. Faculty ERM Presents at OpRisk Faculty members of the ERM program present best practices to risk professionals. Faculty Columbia University and Diversity Agenda Host the Launch of Columbia’s Construction Diversity Initiative The roundtable focused on research, policy & training initiatives for minority, women, veteran & related diversity stakeholders. Faculty Dr. Beverly Tarulli on How PepsiCo Evolved its SWP Strategy and Bolstered Future Growth The Human Capital Management lecturer helped to refine the company’s SWP efforts and ultimately increase profitability. Faculty Bioethics Academic Director Robert Klitzman on the Need for a Sperm Donor Registry Dr. Klitzman says the show "Almost Family" demonstrates one of the complicated situations born of reproductive technology. Faculty Is the Media Biased Against Trump? Researchers Have an Answer Americans are more worried about bias in the media than ever before. But are their concerns grounded in reality? Faculty Ray Katz and Tom Richardson on the CAA's Streaming Deal with FloSports J.P. Pelzman interviews Ray Katz and Tom Richardson, both lecturers in the Sports Management program Faculty Dr. Greg Witkowski on the Historical Lessons of HBO's Chernobyl Chernobyl shows how mass mobilizations saved Europe and doomed the Soviet Union Load More
Faculty Dean Jason Wingard in Business Insider Dr. Wingard discusses alternative credentials and reskilling.
Alumni, Faculty ERM Program Hosts Networking Reception for More Than 200 Attendees The M.S. in Enterprise Risk Management program hosted an evening reception on Oct. 25 at Faculty House.
Faculty Career Design Lab SF Hosts 'Myths, Truths, and History at the Border’ Coinciding with el Día de los Muertos, the event featured a historical overview and discussion of U.S.-Mexico border relations.
Faculty Can the Impeachment Hearings Actually Change Anyone’s Mind? Peter T. Coleman applies his research to the ongoing debate on Capitol Hill.
Faculty Len Elmore and Scott Rosner on Student-Athlete Endorsements Sports Management faculty members weigh in on news that the NCAA may allow players to profit from their images.
Faculty ERM Presents at OpRisk Faculty members of the ERM program present best practices to risk professionals.
Faculty Columbia University and Diversity Agenda Host the Launch of Columbia’s Construction Diversity Initiative The roundtable focused on research, policy & training initiatives for minority, women, veteran & related diversity stakeholders.
Faculty Dr. Beverly Tarulli on How PepsiCo Evolved its SWP Strategy and Bolstered Future Growth The Human Capital Management lecturer helped to refine the company’s SWP efforts and ultimately increase profitability.
Faculty Bioethics Academic Director Robert Klitzman on the Need for a Sperm Donor Registry Dr. Klitzman says the show "Almost Family" demonstrates one of the complicated situations born of reproductive technology.
Faculty Is the Media Biased Against Trump? Researchers Have an Answer Americans are more worried about bias in the media than ever before. But are their concerns grounded in reality?
Faculty Ray Katz and Tom Richardson on the CAA's Streaming Deal with FloSports J.P. Pelzman interviews Ray Katz and Tom Richardson, both lecturers in the Sports Management program
Faculty Dr. Greg Witkowski on the Historical Lessons of HBO's Chernobyl Chernobyl shows how mass mobilizations saved Europe and doomed the Soviet Union
