News & Impact Stories at Columbia SPS
News at Columbia SPS
Experts Call for “Courageous Impact” Through Strategic Communication at the Winter Symposium
Guest speakers from Adweek, the ASPCA, Columbia, Meta, and the United Nations discussed emerging and best practices.
Recommended Books from Leading Experts in the Fields of Financial Psychology and the Psychology of Financial Planning
As recommended by Dr. Jim Grubman, Dr. Sonya Lutter, Dr. Brian Portnoy, CFA, and Dr. Meghaan Lurtz.
Art and Sustainability
Dr. Reiss turned the lessons of her Art and Sustainability course into a class at the largest science museum in Italy.
Stories Come First
Narrative Medicine Lecturer Olga Torres on the experience that led her to the program and the importance of listening to patients’ stories.
New Story, New Power: A Woman’s Guide to Negotiation
In her new book, Dr. Beth Fisher-Yoshida guides women on how to change the narrative in their heads, become better negotiators, and yield the outcomes they desire.
Rachel Friedman, Chief People Officer at PM Pediatric Care, Joins Organizational Strategy and Learning Class
Friedman discusses the tangibles of employee engagement at growing companies.
The Revival of Tibbetts Brook: An Environmental Victory for the Bronx
Senior Vice Dean Steve Cohen on the daylighting of Tibbetts Brook, which flows from Yonkers into the Bronx in Van Cortlandt Park.
Analytics Is at the Heart of Polling
Essential to good polling? Strong methodology, experts say.
DEIA at the Columbia School of Professional Studies
Dr. Erwin de Leon on Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility at the School of Professional Studies
Columbia SPS Alumnae Featured in Forbes 30 Under 30
Sustainability Management alum Bobuchi Ken-Opurum and Applied Analytics alum Audrey Ou made the Energy and Art & Style lists.
“Cultivating a Shared Purpose Across Diverse Sectors and Interests Requires Strategic Communication”
Q&A: Student Aminah Taariq-Sidibe explores the intersection of strategic communication and sustainability with associate faculty and alum Trisha Bauman.