News & Impact Stories at Columbia SPS

Faculty

Professional Risk Management: The Secret to Any Successful Business

Columbia SPS Enterprise Risk Management part-time lecturer Duncan Campbell shares how he leverages his skill set to ensure business stability and performance.

Faculty

EPA’s Climate Science Fiction

The Trump Administration’s disregard of the climate crisis is becoming increasingly visible throughout the U.S. government.

Student

What I Wish I Knew: Michael Clark from Sports Management

Watch: Sports Management student Michael Clark shares the importance of getting out of your shell and meeting other community members. (YouTube)

Student

How One Student Amplifies Voices Through Photography and Filmmaking

M.S. in Strategic Communication student Ketaki Sonali Upasani’s story of teaching filmmaking skills to marginalized youth in Mumbai.

Alumni

Reflecting on the Technology Management Residencies: Connection, Growth, and New Possibilities in New York City

Recent Technology Management graduate Kalia Aragon reflects on the in-person experiences that bookended her journey through the program.

Faculty

The Success and Challenges of Congestion Pricing in New York City

New York City’s mass transit system is central to the region’s economic vitality; congestion pricing can help revitalize it.

Student

What I Wish I Knew: Emilia Puente from Actuarial Science

Watch: Current Actuarial Science student, Emilia Puente, note that when you get to SPS, "make the most of all the resources that are available." (YouTube)

Student

Studying at Columbia Gives You the Opportunity to Experience New York City

Watch Columbia SPS student, Alexandra, explain how “New York is a global getaway.” (YouTube)

Faculty

Bridging the Gap Between Practice and Pedagogy in Risk Management

Real-world expertise, collaborative teaching, and student engagement fuel the Enterprise Risk Management program at Columbia SPS, writes part-time lecturer Ben Perlman.

Faculty

Testing Profitability Outcomes to Help Insurance Companies Weather Storms

Insurance Management lecturer Nick Weltmann presents a simulation model for homeowners insurance companies to test the solvency of their hurricane planning choices.

Student

Students Partner with the International Ski Federation for Real-World Case Study Experience

The Sports Management Association of Columbia brought students to Switzerland’s Impulse Summit to pitch strategic ideas and gain insight into the global sports industry.

Faculty

The Destruction of the Federal Government’s Organizational Capacity

Whatever your political views might be, there are certain irreducible fundamental functions that the government must perform.