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 'It's Not Too Late to Change America's Coronavirus Future,' Writes Lecturer in Bioethics Bioethics Lecturer Sara May Bergstresser, Ph.D., wrote for Massive Science about science-informed action that needs to be taken. Impacts and Insights New York Times Science Reporters, Harvard Science Historian to Join Claudia Dreifus for Conversations on Science Journalism During COVID-19 Offered by the M.S. in Sustainability Management program, the virtual event is open to the public with advance registration. Student Not Sure How to Move Your Class Online? Ask This SPS Student Matthea Marquart, '21SPS Bioethics, co-authored an article offering advice for quickly pivoting to virtual learning. Faculty "We are in a battlefield:" Coronavirus Puts Medical Ethics Front and Center in New York Dr. Robert Klitzman, M.D., spoke with The New York Times about the ethical implications of caring for coronavirus patients. Faculty Remote Work Can Improve Communication and Teamwork if We Seize the Moment Organizations that have gone online should use this moment to change the norm for professional communication, says Steve Safier Alumni The Power of Being Together Our first virtual IKNS Open House and Cohort Reunion celebrated life and the value of lifelong friendships among classmates. Faculty Hospitals Will Likely Have to Make Difficult Decisions Amid the COVID-19 Crisis, says Bioethics Director Doctors will likely have to prioritize which patients receive care, says Bioethics Director Dr. Robert Klitzman. A Message from the Office of the Dean A special message from Dean Jason Wingard to Columbia SPS students on March 30, 2020. Faculty To Maximize Productivity and Keep the Peace, Divide Professional and Household Work Clearly and Often A Human Capital Management expert shares strategies for striking the right balance between professional and household work. Office of the Dean Mentorship Forged Through the Columbia Girls In STEM Initiative Lasts Well Beyond a Week in the Summer Last summer, rising high school junior Ashley Onumonu joined the Columbia Girls in STEM week in Washington D.C. and gained a mentor for a lifetime. Special COVID-19 Edition: SPS Features, 3/25/20 Read reflections from the Dean, our students' best practices in learning remotely, and faculty responses to the coronavirus. A Message from the Office of the Dean A special message from Dean Jason Wingard to the Columbia SPS community on March 24, 2020. Load More
Faculty 'It's Not Too Late to Change America's Coronavirus Future,' Writes Lecturer in Bioethics Bioethics Lecturer Sara May Bergstresser, Ph.D., wrote for Massive Science about science-informed action that needs to be taken.
Impacts and Insights New York Times Science Reporters, Harvard Science Historian to Join Claudia Dreifus for Conversations on Science Journalism During COVID-19 Offered by the M.S. in Sustainability Management program, the virtual event is open to the public with advance registration.
Student Not Sure How to Move Your Class Online? Ask This SPS Student Matthea Marquart, '21SPS Bioethics, co-authored an article offering advice for quickly pivoting to virtual learning.
Faculty "We are in a battlefield:" Coronavirus Puts Medical Ethics Front and Center in New York Dr. Robert Klitzman, M.D., spoke with The New York Times about the ethical implications of caring for coronavirus patients.
Faculty Remote Work Can Improve Communication and Teamwork if We Seize the Moment Organizations that have gone online should use this moment to change the norm for professional communication, says Steve Safier
Alumni The Power of Being Together Our first virtual IKNS Open House and Cohort Reunion celebrated life and the value of lifelong friendships among classmates.
Faculty Hospitals Will Likely Have to Make Difficult Decisions Amid the COVID-19 Crisis, says Bioethics Director Doctors will likely have to prioritize which patients receive care, says Bioethics Director Dr. Robert Klitzman.
A Message from the Office of the Dean A special message from Dean Jason Wingard to Columbia SPS students on March 30, 2020.
Faculty To Maximize Productivity and Keep the Peace, Divide Professional and Household Work Clearly and Often A Human Capital Management expert shares strategies for striking the right balance between professional and household work.
Office of the Dean Mentorship Forged Through the Columbia Girls In STEM Initiative Lasts Well Beyond a Week in the Summer Last summer, rising high school junior Ashley Onumonu joined the Columbia Girls in STEM week in Washington D.C. and gained a mentor for a lifetime.
Special COVID-19 Edition: SPS Features, 3/25/20 Read reflections from the Dean, our students' best practices in learning remotely, and faculty responses to the coronavirus.
A Message from the Office of the Dean A special message from Dean Jason Wingard to the Columbia SPS community on March 24, 2020.
