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 School Feeling Anxious about Going “Back to Normal?” You’re Not Alone. Rajiah Williams Leong shares strategies for navigating change during weekly mindfulness meditations. Why Bioethics Matters: Four Key Takeaways Dr. Robert Klitzman defines four underlying principles of bioethics: autonomy, beneficence, non-maleficence, and justice. Faculty Mentorship Matters: Exploring The Success of Women in STEM with Columbia HCM’s Dr. Aaron Wallen The Columbia Global Centers Nairobi panel discussed how mentorship is one of the key ways to help women in STEM. School SPS Announces Inaugural DEIA Committee The DEIA committee and CDO role are the results of a proposal submitted by a working group that convened at SPS in fall 2020. Faculty The Art of Finding Your “Inner Salesperson” Wealth Management lecturer Aaron Abrahms shared his strategies and tips for sustaining a successful sales cycle. Faculty The U.S. Must Invest in Early Science Education to Compete Globally, says Dr. Robert Klitzman The Columbia Bioethics Program Director wrote an op-ed for The Hill about America’s need for early science education funding. School Pride, Book Club, Pop-Up Yoga? Keep Busy All Summer at SPS The SPS Student Support team offers graduate students resources and advice for making the most of the summer months. Asian American Artists Gather at Columbia University to Discuss the Power of Art Against Hate Four Asian American artists comprise Columbia’s NECR panel to discuss how their work responds to hate crimes. Impacts and Insights 5 Building Blocks for a More Sustainable Future Integrating science, technology, and financial incentives offer a promising path toward a sustainable future for construction. Faculty Bioethics Program Director Dr. Robert Klitzman Addresses Challenges of Human Genome Editing An international commission’s recommendations present more complex questions for the future. Faculty Addressing Systemic Barriers in Intercollegiate Athletics A report published by the Commission, "Achieving Racial Equity in College Sports," was guided by a task force led by Dr. Elmore. Student Insurance Management Student Christopher McKeon on the Promise of Predictive Models He wrote the piece in response to his Global Legal and Regulatory Ecosystem class, taught by Sandra Bograd. Load More
School Feeling Anxious about Going “Back to Normal?” You’re Not Alone. Rajiah Williams Leong shares strategies for navigating change during weekly mindfulness meditations.
Why Bioethics Matters: Four Key Takeaways Dr. Robert Klitzman defines four underlying principles of bioethics: autonomy, beneficence, non-maleficence, and justice.
Faculty Mentorship Matters: Exploring The Success of Women in STEM with Columbia HCM’s Dr. Aaron Wallen The Columbia Global Centers Nairobi panel discussed how mentorship is one of the key ways to help women in STEM.
School SPS Announces Inaugural DEIA Committee The DEIA committee and CDO role are the results of a proposal submitted by a working group that convened at SPS in fall 2020.
Faculty The Art of Finding Your “Inner Salesperson” Wealth Management lecturer Aaron Abrahms shared his strategies and tips for sustaining a successful sales cycle.
Faculty The U.S. Must Invest in Early Science Education to Compete Globally, says Dr. Robert Klitzman The Columbia Bioethics Program Director wrote an op-ed for The Hill about America’s need for early science education funding.
School Pride, Book Club, Pop-Up Yoga? Keep Busy All Summer at SPS The SPS Student Support team offers graduate students resources and advice for making the most of the summer months.
Asian American Artists Gather at Columbia University to Discuss the Power of Art Against Hate Four Asian American artists comprise Columbia’s NECR panel to discuss how their work responds to hate crimes.
Impacts and Insights 5 Building Blocks for a More Sustainable Future Integrating science, technology, and financial incentives offer a promising path toward a sustainable future for construction.
Faculty Bioethics Program Director Dr. Robert Klitzman Addresses Challenges of Human Genome Editing An international commission’s recommendations present more complex questions for the future.
Faculty Addressing Systemic Barriers in Intercollegiate Athletics A report published by the Commission, "Achieving Racial Equity in College Sports," was guided by a task force led by Dr. Elmore.
Student Insurance Management Student Christopher McKeon on the Promise of Predictive Models He wrote the piece in response to his Global Legal and Regulatory Ecosystem class, taught by Sandra Bograd.
