News & Impact Stories at Columbia SPS
News at Columbia SPS
Dr. Beverly Tarulli on How PepsiCo Evolved its SWP Strategy and Bolstered Future Growth
The Human Capital Management lecturer helped to refine the company’s SWP efforts and ultimately increase profitability.
Bioethics Academic Director Robert Klitzman on the Need for a Sperm Donor Registry
Dr. Klitzman says the show "Almost Family" demonstrates one of the complicated situations born of reproductive technology.
Is the Media Biased Against Trump? Researchers Have an Answer
Americans are more worried about bias in the media than ever before. But are their concerns grounded in reality?
Ray Katz and Tom Richardson on the CAA's Streaming Deal with FloSports
J.P. Pelzman interviews Ray Katz and Tom Richardson, both lecturers in the Sports Management program
Dr. Greg Witkowski on the Historical Lessons of HBO's Chernobyl
Chernobyl shows how mass mobilizations saved Europe and doomed the Soviet Union
"Designing Babies" by Dr. Robert Klitzman
Bioethics Academic Director Dr. Robert Klitzman's new book "Designing Babies: How Technology is Changing the Ways We Create Chil
Sim Segal Talks Enterprise Risk Management on AFERM’s Podcast
Paul Marshall recently interviewed Sim Segal, the Academic Director of the M.S. in Enterprise Risk Management program.
Bioethics Advisory Board Member to Lead Health Care Ethics at the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
Bioethics Advisor Dr. Kenneth Berkowitz will lead the National Center for Ethics in Health Care in Veterans Affairs.
Scott Rosner on NASCAR Viewership
Sports Management Academic Director Scott Rosner discussed NASCAR’s television viewership with Forbes.
Research Ethics Challenges at Universities
A whistleblower has claimed that UC San Diego is not following basic rules meant to protect human research subjects, and is putt
Research Involving Terminal Cancer Patients Causes Controversy
A clinical trial that exposed 49 terminal cancer patients to high doses of PFOA has received extreme backlash from the medical r