News & Impact Stories at Columbia SPS
News at Columbia SPS
Taking the Leap: How Poorva Desai Brings Leadership and Analytics to SPS
The Applied Analytics student shares her journey to SPS and how the student government is advancing her career.
Nonprofit Management’s Winter Symposium Explores Health Policy in Times of Structural Change
The symposium featured a range of seasoned professionals and insightful conversations about the changing nonprofit landscape.
The Ultimate Work/Life Integration: Earning a Master’s as a Mother and Full-Time Professional
Human Capital Management student Daniela Elazari on how flexible pathways at SPS allowed her to follow her passion and return to school.
AI in Practice: Reimagining HR at Netflix
M.S. in Human Capital Management alums share how Netflix is using AI to transform the industry.
How Effective Communication Elevates Technical Professionals into Leaders
In a recent Author Spotlight, ERM Program Director Sim Segal shared actionable strategies from his book, Communication Skills for Technical Professionals, showing how strong communication can turn technical talent into leadership impact.
Technology-Forcing Policy and Electric Vehicles
Technology and policy shape each other as innovation drives lawmakers to adapt, and policies can speed the adoption of new tech.
Closing the Loop: Kaitlin Reese’s Path to Circular Economy Leadership
Sustainability Management student Kaitlin Reese shares how her experience at Columbia SPS is shaping her current work in the circular economy.
Beyond Academics: Finding a Family at SPSSG Leadership
SPSSG President Jo Jose (Technology Management, ’25SPS) shares how her time at Columbia has taught her the true value of community.
2026 Outlook: Creating a Blueprint for Leading Business Transformation in the Age of AI
Here's what Technology Management Program Director Shahryar Shaghaghi says consulting leaders need to master in 2026 to stay ahead.
Negotiation in Practice: Columbia SPS Students Share Insights from the 2025 N-Conference
Two Negotiation and Conflict Resolution students reflect on insights and lessons gained at this year’s conference.
How Zohran Mamdani, Marjorie Taylor Greene, and Aftyn Behn Have Blazed a New Path
To succeed in 2026, candidates must stop renting voter attention and instead build authentic, direct audiences that pay lifelong dividends, writes Political Analytics program advisor Doug Usher. (PRWeek)
Ethical Decision-Making in Practice: Lessons from Philosophy and the Modern Workplace
A guest lecture by philosopher and consultant Ben Wilberforce-Ritchie challenged Strategic Communication students to apply ethical theory to professional decisions.