News & Impact Stories at Columbia SPS
News at Columbia SPS
SPS Student Government Hosts Toy Drive for New York City Toys for Tots
Of 75 toys listed, including sports equipment, board games, and arts and crafts kits, SPS students fulfilled every item.
Pandemic Lessons: How can we avoid giving (or getting) Covid-19 for the holidays?
With the rise of the Omicron variant, Bioethics Professor Dr. Klitzman explains why COVID-19 is a gift not worth giving.
Ethan Pew Publishes Research on Differences in Careers for Male and Female Marketing Scholars
Ethan Pew publishes his research on gender’s role across marketing scholars’ careers.
Matthew Neuringer Discusses the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act on Orrick Podcasts
Lecturer Matthew Neuringer interviews Dr. Morteza Farajian about the implementation of recent legislation.
Strategic Communication Lecturer Gabriel Amor Publishes Two Works of Literature
Amor publishes novel and poetry translations.
Columbia’s Wealth Management Master’s Program Launches First Student-Funded Diversity Fellowship
Applicants admitted to Columbia's Wealth Management master's program for 2022-2023 may apply for the full-tuition fellowship.
M.S. Nonprofit Management Lecturer H. Art Taylor Hosts Give.org's Heart of Giving Podcast
M.S. Nonprofit Management Lecturer H. Art Taylor Hosts Give.org’s Heart of Giving Podcast
M.S. Nonprofit Management Student Xavier Henderson Featured in The Root 100 List of Most Influential African Americans
M.S. Nonprofit Management Student Xavier Henderson Featured in The Root 100 List of Most Influential African Americans
Alumnus and Lecturer Mark Hildreth Featured as a 2021 Young Professional by Commercial Observer
Hildreth earned his M.S. in Construction Administration from Columbia and now works on a range of significant projects.
Lecturer Mark Truss Credits Curiosity with Success in Communications Industry
Mark Truss is a Lecturer in the Strategic Communication Master's Program.
Data-Driven Emergency Response Startup Wins First Place in the Greater Good Challenge
All teams competed for a total of $25,000 in prize money, which was awarded to the first, second, and third place winners.
Damian James Murray, ’21SPS, Technology Management, Named a Schwarzman Scholar
The scholarship funds a one-year master’s degree in global affairs at Tsinghua University in Beijing.