News & Impact Stories at Columbia SPS
News at Columbia SPS
In Memory of SPS Alumna Susan Chuang
The School of Social Work has created a page for sharing memories of MSW student and SPS alumna Susan Chuang.
Angela Blum-Finlay Named One of New York's "Notable Women in Talent Resources"
The human resources executive and lecturer in the Human Capital Management program was hailed as a "primary change agent."
Dr. Burton: Virtual ‘Stonewall Day’ Will Raise Funds for LGBTQ+ Groups Hit by COVID-19
Dr. Burton, Academic Director for the M.S. in Human Capital Management, is president of the Pride Live board of directors.
Narrative Medicine Program Offers Virtual Opportunities for Clinicians and Others to be ‘Witnessed’ Through Reading and Reflection During the COVID-19 Pandemic
The Narrative Medicine program is offering virtual sessions at no cost to clinicians and others as a way to process COVID-19.
A Message from the Office of the Dean
A special message from Dean Jason Wingard to the Columbia SPS community on April 15, 2020.
New Summer Course to Introduce High School Students to Insurance as a Force for Social Good
Applications are open for the online course, which will introduce the functions of insurance amid current issues.
Tune In: Health and Human Rights in the Era of COVID-19
The program hosts a webinar and Bioethics Academic Director examines the ethical issues around coronavirus.
#CUSPSChat: Dean Wingard Offers Insight & Advice on Managing Stress, Leveraging Your Skillset and Preparing Your Career for Times of Rapid Change
SPS Dean Jason Wingard hosted a Twitter chat about how to prepare your career for times of rapid change.
‘Serving Isn’t Only Going to War:’ U.S. Air Force Contracting Officer and SPS Student Joins National COVID-19 Task Force
Second Lieutenant Adam C. Grant, '22SPS, was selected to join the United States Air Force COVID-19 RAPiDx Task Force.
COVID-19 Triage Guidelines Must Be Based on Strictly Objective Criteria
Dr. Robert Klitzman states that objective measures must be followed in determining patient treatment.
With Downtime During the Coronavirus Pandemic, SPS Strategic Communication Student Learns Coding to Pursue Venture Idea that Helps Others in the Job Search
Given extra downtime in the transition to learning from home, Julia Zhang decided to do something she'd always wanted to try.
Doctors Need Room to Make the Wrenching Decisions They Face
Dr. Robert Klitzman says states should grant health care providers civil and criminal immunity during the coronavirus emergency.