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 Bioethics Lecturer Harriet A. Washington Challenges the Medical Community to Shift the Narrative About Race and Research Washington author of Medical Apartheid, and winner of the National Book Critics’ Circle award, teaches Race & Bioethics. Alexander McGee Guest Lectures on Real Estate and Cryptocurrency in Columbia’s Construction Administration Program McGee discussed the innovative uses of cryptocurrency in real estate Faculty Medical Professionals are Neither Saints Nor Martyrs, But “Are Obligated to Care” Columbia Bioethics affiliate faculty member Dr. Lydia Dugdale argues against refusing treatment to unvaccinated patients. Faculty Anthony Calleo, HR Leader at Disney, ABC, and Dime Community Bank, Joins Human Capital Management Program Anthony Calleo joined the Human Capital Management program this semester as a Faculty Teaching Associate. Student Negotiation and Conflict Resolution Student Yin Yu Wins Best Analysis and Presentation at NegotiateUP Amy Jones, a fellow NECR student, also competed, and won the Best Negotiation award. Lecturers Christopher W. Collins and Brittany Ober Co-Chair ALP Winter Conference ALP hosted its annual Winter Conference on February 26, 2022. Office of the Dean Len Elmore, Robert Klitzman to Deliver 2022 Graduation Ceremony Faculty Addresses Read Dean Eggers' note to the community. Faculty Senior Lecturer Greg Witkowski on the Genesis of “Spite Philanthropy” Dr. Witkowski refers to donations made specifically to offend or dishonor another. Alumni When Passion Meets Opportunity: Julie Langford Co-Founds Nike’s Global Tech DEI Accelerator This milestone marks Langford’s passion and interest in DEI efforts since she joined Nike six years ago. Alumni Dr. Beatrice Khater: Earning Her Certification in Narrative Medicine in the Midst of Conflict in Lebanon How a Beirut-based physician overcame violent conflict while earning her Certification in Narrative Medicine. Student Shubhi Kesarwani: Studying Sustainability Management to Advance Water Governance Solutions in India How to make the most out of your degree and your time at Columbia. Columbia University’s Pre-College Programs Offer Four Ways to Study The Pre-College Programs have expanded academic study options: the Residential; Commuter; Online; and College Edge. Load More
Faculty Bioethics Lecturer Harriet A. Washington Challenges the Medical Community to Shift the Narrative About Race and Research Washington author of Medical Apartheid, and winner of the National Book Critics’ Circle award, teaches Race & Bioethics.
Alexander McGee Guest Lectures on Real Estate and Cryptocurrency in Columbia’s Construction Administration Program McGee discussed the innovative uses of cryptocurrency in real estate
Faculty Medical Professionals are Neither Saints Nor Martyrs, But “Are Obligated to Care” Columbia Bioethics affiliate faculty member Dr. Lydia Dugdale argues against refusing treatment to unvaccinated patients.
Faculty Anthony Calleo, HR Leader at Disney, ABC, and Dime Community Bank, Joins Human Capital Management Program Anthony Calleo joined the Human Capital Management program this semester as a Faculty Teaching Associate.
Student Negotiation and Conflict Resolution Student Yin Yu Wins Best Analysis and Presentation at NegotiateUP Amy Jones, a fellow NECR student, also competed, and won the Best Negotiation award.
Lecturers Christopher W. Collins and Brittany Ober Co-Chair ALP Winter Conference ALP hosted its annual Winter Conference on February 26, 2022.
Office of the Dean Len Elmore, Robert Klitzman to Deliver 2022 Graduation Ceremony Faculty Addresses Read Dean Eggers' note to the community.
Faculty Senior Lecturer Greg Witkowski on the Genesis of “Spite Philanthropy” Dr. Witkowski refers to donations made specifically to offend or dishonor another.
Alumni When Passion Meets Opportunity: Julie Langford Co-Founds Nike’s Global Tech DEI Accelerator This milestone marks Langford’s passion and interest in DEI efforts since she joined Nike six years ago.
Alumni Dr. Beatrice Khater: Earning Her Certification in Narrative Medicine in the Midst of Conflict in Lebanon How a Beirut-based physician overcame violent conflict while earning her Certification in Narrative Medicine.
Student Shubhi Kesarwani: Studying Sustainability Management to Advance Water Governance Solutions in India How to make the most out of your degree and your time at Columbia.
Columbia University’s Pre-College Programs Offer Four Ways to Study The Pre-College Programs have expanded academic study options: the Residential; Commuter; Online; and College Edge.
