News & Impact Stories at Columbia SPS
News at Columbia SPS
American Language Program Co-Hosts Webinar for English Language Teachers on Remote Instruction
Some 60 participants from across the country joined an important and timely webinar on teaching English remotely.
“A Community of Professionals Dedicated to Being Better at Doing Good:” Faculty, Alumni and Students on the Impact of Columbia’s Nonprofit Management Program
Columbia's NOPM community reflects on the strengths of the program, including its faculty of scholar-practitioners.
Applied Analytics Faculty, Students and Alumni: "Analytics Is at the Heart of Every Industry"
Applied Analytics faculty, alumni and students discuss the relevance of data skills in today's market.
In Forthcoming Book, NECR Faculty Share Tested Strategies for Social Transformation
Dr. Beth Fisher-Yoshida and Joan Camilo Lopez aim to help bridge the academy and today’s movements for social transformation.
Reflecting on the Relevance of Negotiation and Conflict Resolution Skills in this Historic Moment
Dr. Beth Fisher-Yoshida and alumna Grace P. Hewitt share quick takes on what’s most exciting about being in the field.
Scott Rosner: Columbia Separates the Fans from the Professionals
“We’re building the future leaders of the sports industry here at Columbia,” says Rosner.
Sports Management's Scott Rosner and Joe Favorito Share Lessons Learned Through the Fall 2020 HyFlex Semester
"We have learned and thrived off many lessons we are learning as professionals and teachers in this HyFlex environment."
Peter Went on Managing the Risks in Quantamental Strategies
The Applied Analytics lecturer explores the risk challenges of quantamental portfolio management.
Wealth Management's Bill Woodson Shares Risks and Threats to Family Offices Due to COVID-19
"If 2020 has taught us anything, it is the importance of planning and preparing for the unexpected," Woodson writes.
Strategic Workforce Planning Now: Creating Resilient Systems
“It was important to me that the curriculum was aligned to what I have seen as effective human capital management.”
Nellie Hermann on Anne Boyer's "The Undying" and the Limitations of the Illness Narrative
The Narrative Medicine lecturer reviews the Pulitzer Prize-winning account of breast cancer for The New York Review of Books.
NECR Lecturer Camilo Azcarate on the Unexpected Benefits of HyFlex Learning for Students and Faculty Alike
"It’s impossible to just sit and listen to the instructors; the most successful students are those who are taking initiative."