News & Impact Stories at Columbia SPS
News at Columbia SPS
Dr. Elisheva Carlebach: Knowledge and Access to It Has Always Been Political
Dr. Elisheva Carlebach will instruct Censorship & Freedom of Expression in Early Modern Europe, May 3 - June 14, 2021.
David Hoffman on Balancing Support and Treatment in Palliative Care
Bioethics lecturer David Hoffman recently co-presented a discussion at The Completed Life Initiative’s February Town Hall.
Start Tracking Job Site Productivity with AI, says Construction Administration Lecturer
"When we engage with a client, we want them to know that their investment is protected,” says Rawle Sawh.
Sports Management Lecturer Michael Neuman on Ryan Garcia’s Gatorade Sponsorship
Sports Management Lecturer Michael Neuman was featured in an article in Sportico on why Gatorade sponsored Ryan Garcia.
Scott Rosner on the Viability of Arenas and Stadiums as Vaccine Distribution Centers
Sports Management Director Scott Rosner was featured in an article in SportBusiness on using arenas for vaccine distribution.
Frame Your Future: This March, Engage with Leaders from IBM, NASA, Goldman Sachs, Google, and the UN
Join Columbia SPS faculty and alumni leaders for the exciting Frame Your Future Event Series offered throughout March.
How Will You Celebrate Black History Month?
Check out the list below to explore ways to celebrate Black History Month in New York City and beyond.
SPS Self Love Week: How to Practice Self Love
Our students' success and wellness are rooted in self care.
Jennifer Goez Guest Lectures Dr. Edna Chun's Introduction to Human Capital Management Class
She shared the five elements in the virtuous circle of Columbia University’s Employee Value Proposition.
10 Ways to Maximize Your Summer at Columbia
Columbia University students may register for courses in more than 50 subject areas starting March 8, 2021.
Kai Hamilton: Developing Leadership Skills Through Cutting Edge Curriculum
“The curriculum also highlighted a data-driven approach to integrated HR solutions, which is critically important.”
Bioethics Lecturer Wilmot James to Co-Moderate Symposium on Vaccines and Global Health: Melinda Gates, Tedros Gebreyesus, Jeremy Farrar, Anthony Fauci, Moncef Slaoui, and Ezekiel Emanuel to Give Keynotes
"To beat a pandemic requires transparency, sharing of information and collaboration," says the Bioethics lecturer.