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 Impacts and Insights Dr. Lucy Bernholz on Reclaiming Our Digital Independence Columbia’s M.S. in Nonprofit Management program explored threats to civil society in the digital world. Faculty Wealth Management's Bill Woodson Shares Risks and Threats to Family Offices Due to COVID-19 "If 2020 has taught us anything, it is the importance of planning and preparing for the unexpected," Woodson writes. School “Fake News” Predates the Internet and It’s Up to U.S. Consumers to Push for Higher Standards, says History Professor in SPS Election 2020 Speaker Series “Fake news was not born from the internet, but we do have new actors, new institutions and new mechanisms," Nickerson says. Student Strategic Communication Student Katie Blue Embraces Uncertainty — and Flexibility — in Her Last Term Before Graduation Blue, who is an active-duty U.S. Coast Guard Officer, says the HyFlex learning model gives her freedom and flexibility. Faculty Strategic Workforce Planning Now: Creating Resilient Systems “It was important to me that the curriculum was aligned to what I have seen as effective human capital management.” Alumni ERM Alumni Analyze Risk at Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, and the UN ERM alumni discuss the impact of the program on their careers. Faculty Nellie Hermann on Anne Boyer's "The Undying" and the Limitations of the Illness Narrative The Narrative Medicine lecturer reviews the Pulitzer Prize-winning account of breast cancer for The New York Review of Books. Faculty NECR Lecturer Camilo Azcarate on the Unexpected Benefits of HyFlex Learning for Students and Faculty Alike "It’s impossible to just sit and listen to the instructors; the most successful students are those who are taking initiative." Student In Their Own Words: Six Ways Columbia’s Human Capital Management Program Sets Its Students Up for Success HCM students and recent graduates reflect on how they're actively applying the lessons they've learned amid the pandemic. Student Camille Castelyn Discusses Data Privacy and Contact Tracing in The South African Journal of Bioethics and Law Castelyn's article discusses the importance of data protection during the pandemic, specifically in South Africa. Impacts and Insights John Doyle Urges Next-Gen Leaders to Modernize and Diversify the Insurance Industry “We need to be much more deliberate about how we attract talent to the industry,” he shared with students. Faculty Narrative Medicine-NECR Project Receives Faculty Seed Grant to Address Structural Racism The Office of the Provost’s Addressing Racism initiative awards funding to SPS-based collaboration. Load More
Impacts and Insights Dr. Lucy Bernholz on Reclaiming Our Digital Independence Columbia’s M.S. in Nonprofit Management program explored threats to civil society in the digital world.
Faculty Wealth Management's Bill Woodson Shares Risks and Threats to Family Offices Due to COVID-19 "If 2020 has taught us anything, it is the importance of planning and preparing for the unexpected," Woodson writes.
School “Fake News” Predates the Internet and It’s Up to U.S. Consumers to Push for Higher Standards, says History Professor in SPS Election 2020 Speaker Series “Fake news was not born from the internet, but we do have new actors, new institutions and new mechanisms," Nickerson says.
Student Strategic Communication Student Katie Blue Embraces Uncertainty — and Flexibility — in Her Last Term Before Graduation Blue, who is an active-duty U.S. Coast Guard Officer, says the HyFlex learning model gives her freedom and flexibility.
Faculty Strategic Workforce Planning Now: Creating Resilient Systems “It was important to me that the curriculum was aligned to what I have seen as effective human capital management.”
Alumni ERM Alumni Analyze Risk at Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, and the UN ERM alumni discuss the impact of the program on their careers.
Faculty Nellie Hermann on Anne Boyer's "The Undying" and the Limitations of the Illness Narrative The Narrative Medicine lecturer reviews the Pulitzer Prize-winning account of breast cancer for The New York Review of Books.
Faculty NECR Lecturer Camilo Azcarate on the Unexpected Benefits of HyFlex Learning for Students and Faculty Alike "It’s impossible to just sit and listen to the instructors; the most successful students are those who are taking initiative."
Student In Their Own Words: Six Ways Columbia’s Human Capital Management Program Sets Its Students Up for Success HCM students and recent graduates reflect on how they're actively applying the lessons they've learned amid the pandemic.
Student Camille Castelyn Discusses Data Privacy and Contact Tracing in The South African Journal of Bioethics and Law Castelyn's article discusses the importance of data protection during the pandemic, specifically in South Africa.
Impacts and Insights John Doyle Urges Next-Gen Leaders to Modernize and Diversify the Insurance Industry “We need to be much more deliberate about how we attract talent to the industry,” he shared with students.
Faculty Narrative Medicine-NECR Project Receives Faculty Seed Grant to Address Structural Racism The Office of the Provost’s Addressing Racism initiative awards funding to SPS-based collaboration.
