News & Impact Stories at Columbia SPS

Alumni

Driving Customer Success with Data

Sam Engelberg (’19SPS) shares how the M.S. in Applied Analytics program helped shape his path in machine learning, product leadership, and creating positive customer outcomes.

Faculty

Championing Women’s Sports in the Classroom: How One Senior Lecturer Is Keeping up with Industry Trends

With the rise in popularity of women’s sports, Grant Son is evolving his curriculum to prepare students for leadership in the space.

School, Student

How Columbia SPS Supports Students Beyond the Classroom

Hear from some of this year’s SPS Academic & Professional Development Grant recipients.

School, Student

What I Wish I Knew: Saxon Stahl from Political Analytics

Watch: Saxon Stahl ('25SPS, Political Analytics) speaks about the importance of working together as scholars to lead to better outcomes. (YouTube)

Faculty

Responding to the Dismantled System of Federal Emergency Response

Without federal response and support, we will need to develop alternative means of mutual assistance during emergencies.

A Journalist's Perspective on Narrative Medicine: Combatting Physician Burnout and Systemic Challenges

CPA in Narrative Medicine graduate Sarah Singer discusses the importance of storytelling in medicine.

Student

Where Technology Meets Creativity in New York City: SPS Students Visit Brooklyn’s Innovation Hub

M.S. in Technology Management students went to Industry City to explore how entrepreneurship and local manufacturing are shaping the tech landscape.

School

Columbia University Expands Longstanding Construction Administration Program into M.S. in Project Management

Find out about this new program from Columbia SPS that is in partnership with Columbia Engineering.

Faculty, School

How Generative AI Is Becoming a Powerful Force in Business Decision-Making

The IKNS program’s recent “Beyond Chatbots” seminar explored how AI is ushering in a new era of organizational intelligence.

Faculty

The Role of Government in Economic Transitions

Government policies have a role to play in the economy, but technological and market forces are often far more powerful.

Faculty

New Course Presentation: Cyber Risk Management

Watch: Shahryar Shaghaghi, professor of professional practice in M.S. in Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) and director of the M.S. in Technology Management program, present his new course. (YouTube)

Faculty

A Career Committed to Protecting and Advocating for Children Across the Globe

Dr. Kim McCall spoke to Nonprofit Management Program Director Dr. Basil Smikle Jr. about her diverse career experiences in philanthropy.