News & Impact Stories at Columbia SPS
News at Columbia SPS
Senior Vice Dean Steven Cohen: Building the Profession of Sustainability Management
“In order to make an omelet you’ve got to break some eggs.”
Dr. Greg Witkowski on the Gates Foundation's Contribution to the Fight Against COVID-19
Dr. Witkowski on the importance of the Gates Foundation's commitment to the ongoing battle against COVID-19.
SPS Board of Overseers Member Jorge Rodriguez' Company Named Top-50 Place for Latinas to Work in the U.S.
"Receiving this honor reflects our commitment to developing & maintaining a workplace of opportunity, diversity & inclusion."
Senior Vice Dean Steven Cohen: Rebounding From America’s 2020 Nightmare
"The way to turn around the nation is to make our revival a community project."
Won Palisoul Invites Medal of Honor Recipient to Columbia
SPS alumna hosted Medal of Honor winner Sergeant Major Thomas Payne at a panel with Columbia's various veteran groups.
Dr. Robert Klitzman on the Social Stigma Around Wearing a Mask in the NYT
“I considered whether to put one on and, as a doctor, did so. People glanced at me hesitantly, noticing. I felt awkward.”
Deadline Extended and Categories Expanded for $10k Business Pitch Competition
SPS students and alumni now have until Wednesday, September 30th to submit business pitches for up to $10k in seed money.
Tech Can’t Replace Learning, Unlearning, and the Strategic Deployment of Intangibles; Only People Can
The former Submarine Officer draws upon practices in the U.S. Navy to teach IKNS students the value of knowledge sharing.
Senior Vice Dean Steven Cohen: Back to School During a Pandemic
When we left campus and began teaching on Zoom in mid-March, many of us assumed by September, COVID-19 would be behind us.
Strategic Communication Alumna Zoia Kozakov Launches New Women in Innovation Podcast
The WIN/WIN podcast, created for Women in Innovation, highlights women closing the gender gap in innovation industries.
Welcome to the Fall Semester at Columbia
Interim Dean Troy Eggers welcomes students, faculty, and staff to the fall 2020 semester.
Columbia Launches "Keep Our Community Healthy Campaign" to Promote Responsible Public Health Behaviors, Observance of Columbia Community Health Compact
This campaign focuses on elevating student voices regarding why this is so important for us all.