News & Impact Stories at Columbia SPS
News at Columbia SPS
Wealth Management Lecturer Bill Woodson on Developing Professionals to Support UHNW Clients
Family Wealth Report, a business intelligence publication for the family office community, recently interviewed Bill Woodson.
Sports Management Program Alum and Oakland Athletics Pitching Analyst Samantha Schultz Profiled in The Mercury News
Schultz, '18SPS, Sports Management, has taken her skills in sports management and knowledge of physics to the Oakland A’s.
How Columbia Is Keeping the Compact This Fall
The University has put a comprehensive COVID-19 safety plan in place for the fall semester.
SPS Students Work with UN Mentors to Present Tech-Based Solutions to Global Challenges
The first-place winners proposed a delivery system that disinfects foods that are in transit in the aftermath of a disaster.
Welcome Home, Columbia!
All new and returning SPS students are invited to participate in the Fall 2021 Weeks of Welcome.
Columbia University Press Publishes “The Family Office” by Wealth Management Lecturer Bill Woodson
This fall, Woodson is teaching The Wealth Management Landscape.
How to Work with the Career Design Lab this Fall
The Career Design Lab offers individualized career coaching and lifetime online resources for alumni.
Listen & Learn: Religion and the History of Black Music
Guests include Juilliard Professor Fredara Hadley, UVA Professor Claudrena Harold, and Columbia College students.
Troy Eggers Appointed Dean of the School of Professional Studies
Dean Eggers has served Columbia with great distinction for more than two decades.
SPS Team Spotlight: Student Life
The team hosted two virtual graduations and 230+ events to keep student life vibrant and connected across global locations.
Visit the Career Design Lab’s New Website
A new Career Design Lab website is now live and available for SPS students, alumni, and employers.
Where is the Good News in Rap Music? Professor Josef Sorett and Scholars Explore Religious Ideas in Rap from 1970s to Today
This Columbia Summer, Professor Josef Sorett explored the intersections of religion and hip hop from the 1970s to now.