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 Faculty Combating Systemic Racism as a Form of Systemic Indignity Lecturer Camilo Azcarate applies a negotiation and conflict resolution framework for combatting systemic racism. Faculty Ashifi Gogo Nominated for Global Business Hall of Fame The entrepreneur and lecturer in the Executive M.S. in Technology Management program named a 2020 finalist. Faculty Dr. Klitzman on Lessons in Leadership during a Pandemic—from Napoleon The Bioethics professor unfavorably compares Napoleon's response to an epidemic to that of Trump and other present-day leaders. Faculty 'There’s communication, and then there’s action:' Lecturer Assaf Kedem Discusses Evolving Trends in Corporate Communications Strategic Communication lecturer and alumnus Assaf Kedem discusses corporate social responsibility and advice for new grads. With Gratitude: A Five-Year Reflection of SPS and Dean Wingard Board Chair Ram Vittal on the five-year realization of Dean Wingard’s vision. Faculty "The Most Difficult Aspect of This Is the Unknown": Bioethics Leader Sameer Ladha Reflects on a Positive COVID-19 Diagnosis Ladha shares the experience of a COVID-19 diagnosis with his colleague, Narrative Medicine Academic Director Craig Irvine. Student Sabrina Anastasio: Narrative Medicine in the International Year of the Nurse As a nurse at New York-Presbyterian, Anastasio has witnessed the pain of COVID-19. She uses Narrative Medicine skills to help. Faculty Ageism in the Workplace: How Human Capital Management Professionals Can Fight Bias Human Capital Management Senior Lecturer Aaron Wallen shares tactics for professionals to counteract bias against older workers. Faculty Lessons for Cybersecurity Professionals From COVID-19 Dr. Corey Hirsch teaches "Cybersecurity" in the Enterprise Risk Management and Technology Management programs. Alumni Bioethics Alum Wins Early Career Researcher Prize Adam Kelmenson secured the prize for his manuscript and research project, "Restorative Research Ethics." Faculty ‘A Moment of Questioning:’ Exploring the Architecture of the Past to Help Inform the Present Moment During Summer Session Barry Bergdoll, Meyer Schapiro Professor of Art History and Archaeology, is teaching a course during Summer Session. School Remembering Ambassador Jean Kennedy Smith The former U.S. Ambassador to Ireland served as an Advisory Board Member for Columbia University's Bioethics program. Load More
Faculty Combating Systemic Racism as a Form of Systemic Indignity Lecturer Camilo Azcarate applies a negotiation and conflict resolution framework for combatting systemic racism.
Faculty Ashifi Gogo Nominated for Global Business Hall of Fame The entrepreneur and lecturer in the Executive M.S. in Technology Management program named a 2020 finalist.
Faculty Dr. Klitzman on Lessons in Leadership during a Pandemic—from Napoleon The Bioethics professor unfavorably compares Napoleon's response to an epidemic to that of Trump and other present-day leaders.
Faculty 'There’s communication, and then there’s action:' Lecturer Assaf Kedem Discusses Evolving Trends in Corporate Communications Strategic Communication lecturer and alumnus Assaf Kedem discusses corporate social responsibility and advice for new grads.
With Gratitude: A Five-Year Reflection of SPS and Dean Wingard Board Chair Ram Vittal on the five-year realization of Dean Wingard’s vision.
Faculty "The Most Difficult Aspect of This Is the Unknown": Bioethics Leader Sameer Ladha Reflects on a Positive COVID-19 Diagnosis Ladha shares the experience of a COVID-19 diagnosis with his colleague, Narrative Medicine Academic Director Craig Irvine.
Student Sabrina Anastasio: Narrative Medicine in the International Year of the Nurse As a nurse at New York-Presbyterian, Anastasio has witnessed the pain of COVID-19. She uses Narrative Medicine skills to help.
Faculty Ageism in the Workplace: How Human Capital Management Professionals Can Fight Bias Human Capital Management Senior Lecturer Aaron Wallen shares tactics for professionals to counteract bias against older workers.
Faculty Lessons for Cybersecurity Professionals From COVID-19 Dr. Corey Hirsch teaches "Cybersecurity" in the Enterprise Risk Management and Technology Management programs.
Alumni Bioethics Alum Wins Early Career Researcher Prize Adam Kelmenson secured the prize for his manuscript and research project, "Restorative Research Ethics."
Faculty ‘A Moment of Questioning:’ Exploring the Architecture of the Past to Help Inform the Present Moment During Summer Session Barry Bergdoll, Meyer Schapiro Professor of Art History and Archaeology, is teaching a course during Summer Session.
School Remembering Ambassador Jean Kennedy Smith The former U.S. Ambassador to Ireland served as an Advisory Board Member for Columbia University's Bioethics program.
