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 ALP Lecturer Babi Kruchin Featured in VOA News In a new interview with VOA News, Kruchin describes her journey to becoming faculty in the American Language Program. Alumni Vetting a Fertility Clinic in the Wake of Embryo Mix-Up Scandals WebMD looked to an alum of the Bioethics Master’s Program, Dr. Mark V. Sauer, MD, for an expert view on fertility clinics. Faculty TIDES Report Shows NBA Outpaces All Other Pro Leagues in Diversity The National Basketball Association received an overall grade of “A” in the 2019 Racial and Gender Report Card. Office of the Dean Jay-Z's Power Of T-Shaped Leadership Here are three reasons leaders should consider mastering the balance between specialization and generalization. Press Release RICS accredits Columbia University's M.S. in Construction Administration Graduates of the accredited program are eligible for a fast-track to RICS qualification. Office of the Dean SPS and UPCEA Convene Business and Academic Leaders for the Forum on the Future of Work Leaders from McKinsey & Company, NASA, the Carnegie Corporation, Columbia University discussed the future of work at SPS. Arts and Education: Obligation to the Classics and Implications for Diversity and Inclusion Dean Jason Wingard convened a panel of theater luminaries for the latest edition of Talks@Columbia. School In Memory of Alan Brinkley The late political historian served as an Advisory Board Member to Columbia University's Bioethics master's program. School Summer Book List Here are summer book recommendations from the Academic Directors. School SPS Student Affairs Team Present at the NASPA Summer Symposium From June 5-7, the SPS Student Affairs team presented at the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators. Faculty Toronto Raptors' Kawhi and Nike Dispute Over 'Klaw' Logo Toronto Raptors star Kawhi Leonard is taking on his former sponsor, Nike, in a trademark dispute over his personal logo. In the Community Reentry and the Model Minority Richard Roderick, program coordinator for Columbia’s Justice-in-Education Initiative, led a powerful discussion. Load More
Faculty ALP Lecturer Babi Kruchin Featured in VOA News In a new interview with VOA News, Kruchin describes her journey to becoming faculty in the American Language Program.
Alumni Vetting a Fertility Clinic in the Wake of Embryo Mix-Up Scandals WebMD looked to an alum of the Bioethics Master’s Program, Dr. Mark V. Sauer, MD, for an expert view on fertility clinics.
Faculty TIDES Report Shows NBA Outpaces All Other Pro Leagues in Diversity The National Basketball Association received an overall grade of “A” in the 2019 Racial and Gender Report Card.
Office of the Dean Jay-Z's Power Of T-Shaped Leadership Here are three reasons leaders should consider mastering the balance between specialization and generalization.
Press Release RICS accredits Columbia University's M.S. in Construction Administration Graduates of the accredited program are eligible for a fast-track to RICS qualification.
Office of the Dean SPS and UPCEA Convene Business and Academic Leaders for the Forum on the Future of Work Leaders from McKinsey & Company, NASA, the Carnegie Corporation, Columbia University discussed the future of work at SPS.
Arts and Education: Obligation to the Classics and Implications for Diversity and Inclusion Dean Jason Wingard convened a panel of theater luminaries for the latest edition of Talks@Columbia.
School In Memory of Alan Brinkley The late political historian served as an Advisory Board Member to Columbia University's Bioethics master's program.
School SPS Student Affairs Team Present at the NASPA Summer Symposium From June 5-7, the SPS Student Affairs team presented at the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators.
Faculty Toronto Raptors' Kawhi and Nike Dispute Over 'Klaw' Logo Toronto Raptors star Kawhi Leonard is taking on his former sponsor, Nike, in a trademark dispute over his personal logo.
In the Community Reentry and the Model Minority Richard Roderick, program coordinator for Columbia’s Justice-in-Education Initiative, led a powerful discussion.
