News at Columbia SPS Category - Any -AlumniFacultyImpacts and InsightsIn the CommunityIn the MediaKnowledge BaseOffice of the DeanPress ReleaseResearch & PublicationsSchoolStaffStudent Faculty Decoding Political Communications: Insights on the 2024 Election Cycle Strategic Communication Lecturer Andrew Whitehouse discusses evolving campaign tactics in the current presidential election. Faculty Fifteen Years of Columbia’s Master of Science in Sustainability Management Program The MS in Sustainability Management Program is welcoming its 15th class this Tuesday. Faculty Underfunding Environmental Science Environmental data is important to sustainably manage our economic production and consumption. Faculty Ozempic Coverage May be Less Likely If You Have This Type of Insurance Bioethics Program Director Bob Klitzman on covering the cost of semaglutide with commercial health insurance, Medicaid, Medicare Part D, or cash. (Healthline) Faculty New York Politicos and Climate Change Profiles in Cowardice The generation-long process of becoming a sustainable city is imperiled by retreats from forward-looking public policies. Faculty Kamala Harris Has Restarted the Campaign Money Spigot, But Will It Make a Difference? The changing ways today's presidential candidates are spending campaign funds and tracking how voters consume their content. Faculty, In the Media Unifying Theme of Olympics Comes at Critical Time Sports Management Program Director Scott Rosner on the impact of sports during a time of political and cultural division. (Sports Business Journal) Faculty, In the Media So You Want to Start Taking Ozempic? Bioethics Program Director Dr. Robert Klitzman expresses concern about the long-term side effects of prolonged semaglutide use. (Dazed) Faculty Human Capital Management Lecturer on Why “Career Pathfinding” is the Future Angela Finlay, who teaches Finance for Effective HCM, describes how organizations can explore new strategies for employee advancement. Faculty Sustainability Management vs ESG Ideology Sustainability management is a requirement of effective management. Faculty Converting Abandoned Spaces to Urban Parks and Fully Funding NYC Parks With careful design and imagination, industrial spaces can be reclaimed for recreation, socialization, and contemplation. Faculty, In the Media Opinion: Schools Can and Should Address Our Country’s Mounting Moral Quandaries Dr. Robert Klitzman, Bioethics program director, writes about a new Louisiana law requiring every public school in the state to display the Ten Commandments. (The Hechinger Report) Load More
