CUNY Fellow Cynthia Leung discusses how her interest in language and media led her to Columbia SPS, the community she has found through the fellowship and her goal of creating stories that can shift perspectives.
Technology Management student Roxanne Chen reflects on building an EdTech startup, embracing tough feedback, and developing as an entrepreneur through the Columbia Almaworks Accelerator.
Students in Columbia University’s M.S. in Political Analytics program reflected on their experiences working across campaigns and elections, while sharing career advice with the program’s incoming cohort.
Verizon Vice President Michael Raj discussed why successful transformation depends not only on AI and analytics, but also on trust, organizational alignment and the ability to turn data into measurable action.
ERM part-time lecturer Naana Asare examines what Bank of America’s 2026 enforcement actions reveal about escalation, remediation and management accountability in financial crimes compliance.
Ramos (’23SPS), now head of AI and data science at Blooms, reflects on working with limited data, translating results for non-technical clients and building a repeatable framework for every project since.
Health systems can only staff as fast as they can hire. AI agents are lifting the cap that talent acquisition headcount has put on hiring, and the effects show up well beyond recruiting.
