The SPS alum reflects on how an ethics-centered education inspired her to found Depolarizing Discourse, a curriculum designed to foster critical thinking and more thoughtful dialogue in a polarized world.
Kasey Motley, Maria Inés Suaya Pons and Steven Caputo on how their experience in the M.S. in Sustainability Management program prepared them for their careers.
At a Columbia SPS panel on AI and the future of work, industry leaders examined why judgment, adaptability, and continuous learning remain essential in a rapidly changing labor market.
Halla Al-Moradi, student in the M.S. in Political Analytics program, shares her top priorities and how being a Yemeni American woman shapes her approach to leadership.
A new SPS elective uses improvisation, behavioral science, and performance practice to help graduate students turn knowledge into presence, adaptability, and real-time professional impact.
Project Management Professor Howard N. Apsan reflects on the enduring lessons of 9/11 and the leadership-by-example legacy of the first responders who ran toward danger.
CUNY Fellow Kadiatou Bah discusses her path from Medgar Evers College to Columbia SPS, building new technical skills, and her goal of bringing analytics and technology into a future career in medicine.
