News & Impact Stories at Columbia SPS
News at Columbia SPS
Innovation in HCM: How a Lecturer Integrates AI, ChatGPT, and Strategic Learning in His Courses
Nabeel Ahmad discusses his background, working with HCM students, and how technology impacts the field of human capital management.
Progress Underway to Build a Sustainable New York City
In energy and waste, New York City is taking both small and large steps as it moves toward a circular economy.
Our Health-Care Companies Are at Risk (and So Are You)
Enterprise Risk Management lecturer Penny Cagan shares why a recent health UnitedHealth ransomware attack is a "cautionary tale for how at risk we all are."
Resisting the Retreat from Sustainability Metrics and Management
The drive for sustainability management built on defined metrics continues despite political backsliding & ideological attacks.
From Theory to Practice: Disaster Philanthropy and Tornadoes
Nonprofit Management Lecturer Greg Witkowski speaks to the Center for Disaster Philanthropy about his SPS course and a recently published paper written by a program alum. (Center for Disaster Philanthropy)
Len Elmore: Balancing the Books and Ball
In a new episode of Budd Mishkin's podcast, Sports Management Lecturer Len Elmore discusses his experiences growing up in New York City, playing in the NBA, and working as an attorney.
(Before the Cheering Started with Bud Mishkin)
The Growth of Renewable Energy and the Need for Decentralized Sources of Power
The transition to renewable energy must be built on a business case: the financial benefits of a modernized energy system.
Decoding Political Communications: Insights on the 2024 Election Cycle
Strategic Communication Lecturer Andrew Whitehouse discusses evolving campaign tactics in the current presidential election.
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.
Underfunding Environmental Science
Environmental data is important to sustainably manage our economic production and consumption.
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)
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.