News at Columbia SPS Category - Any -AlumniFacultyImpacts and InsightsIn the CommunityIn the MediaKnowledge BaseOffice of the DeanPress ReleaseResearch & PublicationsSchoolStaffStudent Faculty Stopping the Stomp: Reconsidering the Campaign Against the Spotted Lanternfly Entomologist Bekka Brodie, a faculty member in the new M.S. in Biodiversity Data Analytics program, discusses the need for more data behind insect research. Faculty Climate Change in Perspective While addressing climate change is crucial, we must not lose sight of other challenges to human and environmental well-being. Faculty Corporations Persist in Pursuing Sustainability Management Despite weakened governmental mandates, corporations are continuing to embed sustainability practices into routine operations. Faculty Empathy as a Superpower Enterprise Risk Management Part-Time Lecturer Saba Zahid highlights the importance of empathy in the workplace and beyond. Faculty Learning to Balance Human and Corporate Needs in Human Capital Management HCM lecturer Silvana Nuzzo highlights lessons from her teaching and career in both consulting and HR. Faculty Shaping the Future of Project Management M.S. in Project Management Program Director Evangelia Ieronymaki shares how the new Columbia SPS program prepares leaders to manage complex projects through core training and four specialized concentrations. Faculty The 2025 Elections Are Coming—and the Numbers Could Have a Lasting Impact What happens in this year’s state races won’t stay local, writes Political Analytics program advisor Doug Usher. Faculty New York City’s Slow and Steady Progress Toward Environmental Sustainability New York City is quietly transforming into a sustainable city. Faculty Leadership and Civic Engagement Insights with Columbia’s Nonprofit Management Community Brooklyn NAACP President L. Joy Williams joined Program Director Dr. Basil Smikle Jr. for a Lunch and Learn Leadership webinar. Faculty The Absence of Environmental Issues in New York City’s Campaign for Mayor New York City faces a range of environmental challenges to which a successful mayor will need to pay attention. Faculty, Student Columbia University’s Sports Management Graduate Program Welcomes New Students and Faculty for Its 20th Year The program now includes 160 students from 17 different countries. Faculty Working Together to Maintain a Resilient Nonprofit Sector Nonprofit Management lecturer Tom Watson offers guidance to protect and promote civil society during uncertain times. Load More
