News & Impact Stories at Columbia SPS News at Columbia SPS Category - Any -AlumniFacultyImpacts and InsightsIn the CommunityIn the MediaKnowledge BaseOffice of the DeanPress ReleaseResearch & PublicationsSchoolStaffStudent Faculty Ashifi Gogo Nominated for Global Business Hall of Fame The entrepreneur and lecturer in the Executive M.S. in Technology Management program named a 2020 finalist. Faculty Dr. Klitzman on Lessons in Leadership during a Pandemic—from Napoleon The Bioethics professor unfavorably compares Napoleon's response to an epidemic to that of Trump and other present-day leaders. Faculty 'There’s communication, and then there’s action:' Lecturer Assaf Kedem Discusses Evolving Trends in Corporate Communications Strategic Communication lecturer and alumnus Assaf Kedem discusses corporate social responsibility and advice for new grads. Faculty "The Most Difficult Aspect of This Is the Unknown": Bioethics Leader Sameer Ladha Reflects on a Positive COVID-19 Diagnosis Ladha shares the experience of a COVID-19 diagnosis with his colleague, Narrative Medicine Academic Director Craig Irvine. Faculty Ageism in the Workplace: How Human Capital Management Professionals Can Fight Bias Human Capital Management Senior Lecturer Aaron Wallen shares tactics for professionals to counteract bias against older workers. Faculty Lessons for Cybersecurity Professionals From COVID-19 Dr. Corey Hirsch teaches "Cybersecurity" in the Enterprise Risk Management and Technology Management programs. Faculty ‘A Moment of Questioning:’ Exploring the Architecture of the Past to Help Inform the Present Moment During Summer Session Barry Bergdoll, Meyer Schapiro Professor of Art History and Archaeology, is teaching a course during Summer Session. Faculty How to Effectively Manage Charitable Giving in the Time of COVID-19 Wealth Management Lecturer led a webinar at Fiduciary Trust International that highlighted new charitable giving trends. Faculty Lecturer Christopher Riano Blends Twin Passions for Constitutional Law and Summer Session Even with a new book about marriage equality on the way, Summer Session remains near and dear to Christopher Riano's heart. Faculty Wealth Management's Gail Cohen Shares Guidelines for Non-Professional Fiduciaries in Managing a Trust or Estate Cohen offers guidelines for non-professional fiduciaries in managing a trust or estate in "Trusts & Estates." Faculty Wealth Management's Bill Woodson on Shifting Philanthropy in a Crisis Lecturer and Senior Executive at Boston Private penned the article in Worth. Faculty Business Certificate Lecturer Perry Beaumont's 'Digital Finance' Named Outstanding 2019 Reference Finalist The title, published in the fall of 2019, integrates concepts of digital finance into existing traditional finance platforms. Load More
Faculty Ashifi Gogo Nominated for Global Business Hall of Fame The entrepreneur and lecturer in the Executive M.S. in Technology Management program named a 2020 finalist.
Faculty Dr. Klitzman on Lessons in Leadership during a Pandemic—from Napoleon The Bioethics professor unfavorably compares Napoleon's response to an epidemic to that of Trump and other present-day leaders.
Faculty 'There’s communication, and then there’s action:' Lecturer Assaf Kedem Discusses Evolving Trends in Corporate Communications Strategic Communication lecturer and alumnus Assaf Kedem discusses corporate social responsibility and advice for new grads.
Faculty "The Most Difficult Aspect of This Is the Unknown": Bioethics Leader Sameer Ladha Reflects on a Positive COVID-19 Diagnosis Ladha shares the experience of a COVID-19 diagnosis with his colleague, Narrative Medicine Academic Director Craig Irvine.
Faculty Ageism in the Workplace: How Human Capital Management Professionals Can Fight Bias Human Capital Management Senior Lecturer Aaron Wallen shares tactics for professionals to counteract bias against older workers.
Faculty Lessons for Cybersecurity Professionals From COVID-19 Dr. Corey Hirsch teaches "Cybersecurity" in the Enterprise Risk Management and Technology Management programs.
Faculty ‘A Moment of Questioning:’ Exploring the Architecture of the Past to Help Inform the Present Moment During Summer Session Barry Bergdoll, Meyer Schapiro Professor of Art History and Archaeology, is teaching a course during Summer Session.
Faculty How to Effectively Manage Charitable Giving in the Time of COVID-19 Wealth Management Lecturer led a webinar at Fiduciary Trust International that highlighted new charitable giving trends.
Faculty Lecturer Christopher Riano Blends Twin Passions for Constitutional Law and Summer Session Even with a new book about marriage equality on the way, Summer Session remains near and dear to Christopher Riano's heart.
Faculty Wealth Management's Gail Cohen Shares Guidelines for Non-Professional Fiduciaries in Managing a Trust or Estate Cohen offers guidelines for non-professional fiduciaries in managing a trust or estate in "Trusts & Estates."
Faculty Wealth Management's Bill Woodson on Shifting Philanthropy in a Crisis Lecturer and Senior Executive at Boston Private penned the article in Worth.
Faculty Business Certificate Lecturer Perry Beaumont's 'Digital Finance' Named Outstanding 2019 Reference Finalist The title, published in the fall of 2019, integrates concepts of digital finance into existing traditional finance platforms.
