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 Press Release Columbia Sports Management Program Begins Fall Semester On Campus with Largest Class To Date, New Intensive Offerings, Elite Returning and First-time Faculty Columbia Sports Management adds new faculty to an elite staff of world class educators and experts in their field. Faculty Taking a Multi-Disciplinary Approach to Risk Management ERM Lecturer Celia Kapsomera participated in a panel sponsored by the International Career Advancement Program Fellowship. Faculty Dr. Robert Klitzman on CNN: Doctors Should Not Prioritize Care Based on Vaccine Status Columbia’s Dr. Klitzman was recently featured on CNN regarding why doctors should not prioritize care based on vaccine status. Construction Careers Outcomes Report: 60% of Graduates Earning Over $100k; 62% with Positions in Construction, Architecture, Real Estate This 2020 Construction Careers Outcomes Report showcases a snapshot of the M.S. in Construction Administration graduates. Consequences Of Delaying The Vaccination Of Children Under 12 Schools across the US have re-opened for in-person learning, but COVID-19 vaccines are still not available for children under 12 Office of the Dean Welcome Home, SPS Read Dean Eggers' note welcoming students, faculty, and staff back to campus for the Fall 2021 semester. Alumni Strategic Communication Alum Blake Stoner Paves the Way for Antiracist Technology Stoner is on a mission to eradicate the legacy of systematic underrepresentation with his company Vngle. Insurance as an Ally of a Sustainable Future "There is a role for the insurance industry at the forefront of global SDG conversations." Faculty Dr. Robert Klitzman: “Individuals have the right to their religious beliefs, but not a right to harm others.” Dr. Klitzman recently published an LA Times Op-Ed on the looming threat posed by religious exemptions from COVID-19 vaccines. Faculty Should Hospitals Employ Unvaccinated Hospital Staff? David N. Hoffman discusses the moral dilemma of unvaccinated health care workers and patients. Insurance Management in Today’s Complex World Insurance Management faculty discussed how the management of insurance business requires a more collaborative skillset. Faculty Twenty Years Later, Senior Lecturer Greg Witkowski Revisits “The Second Responders” Who Helped to Rebuild New York and Transform Philanthropy as We Know It Sept. 11th set the precedent for online giving and other philanthropic innovations, says Gregory R. Witkowski, Ph.D. Load More
Press Release Columbia Sports Management Program Begins Fall Semester On Campus with Largest Class To Date, New Intensive Offerings, Elite Returning and First-time Faculty Columbia Sports Management adds new faculty to an elite staff of world class educators and experts in their field.
Faculty Taking a Multi-Disciplinary Approach to Risk Management ERM Lecturer Celia Kapsomera participated in a panel sponsored by the International Career Advancement Program Fellowship.
Faculty Dr. Robert Klitzman on CNN: Doctors Should Not Prioritize Care Based on Vaccine Status Columbia’s Dr. Klitzman was recently featured on CNN regarding why doctors should not prioritize care based on vaccine status.
Construction Careers Outcomes Report: 60% of Graduates Earning Over $100k; 62% with Positions in Construction, Architecture, Real Estate This 2020 Construction Careers Outcomes Report showcases a snapshot of the M.S. in Construction Administration graduates.
Consequences Of Delaying The Vaccination Of Children Under 12 Schools across the US have re-opened for in-person learning, but COVID-19 vaccines are still not available for children under 12
Office of the Dean Welcome Home, SPS Read Dean Eggers' note welcoming students, faculty, and staff back to campus for the Fall 2021 semester.
Alumni Strategic Communication Alum Blake Stoner Paves the Way for Antiracist Technology Stoner is on a mission to eradicate the legacy of systematic underrepresentation with his company Vngle.
Insurance as an Ally of a Sustainable Future "There is a role for the insurance industry at the forefront of global SDG conversations."
Faculty Dr. Robert Klitzman: “Individuals have the right to their religious beliefs, but not a right to harm others.” Dr. Klitzman recently published an LA Times Op-Ed on the looming threat posed by religious exemptions from COVID-19 vaccines.
Faculty Should Hospitals Employ Unvaccinated Hospital Staff? David N. Hoffman discusses the moral dilemma of unvaccinated health care workers and patients.
Insurance Management in Today’s Complex World Insurance Management faculty discussed how the management of insurance business requires a more collaborative skillset.
Faculty Twenty Years Later, Senior Lecturer Greg Witkowski Revisits “The Second Responders” Who Helped to Rebuild New York and Transform Philanthropy as We Know It Sept. 11th set the precedent for online giving and other philanthropic innovations, says Gregory R. Witkowski, Ph.D.
