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 Five Ways to Feel Less Overwhelmed Dr. Beth Fisher-Yoshida, of the Negotiation and Conflict Resolution program suggests five ways to reduce overwhelmed feeling. Faculty Sports Teams Look to Boost Attendance with Cheaper Concessions Sports Management Academic Director Scott Rosner addresses sports teams discounting concessions to lure fans to games. Faculty Rosner and Varriale React to Nike’s Kaepernick Ad Sports Mgmt. Scott Rosner and Carla Varriale weighed-in on the social media firestorm swirling around Nike’s Colin Kaepernic ad. Faculty How Women of Color Get to Senior Management Dr. Cindy Pace talks how women of color in midlevel leadership roles successfully develop and advance within an organization. Faculty Dr. Rita Charon Named the 2018 Jefferson Lecturer in the Humanities Dr. Rita Charon, originator of the field of Narrative Medicine, will deliver the 2018 Jefferson Lecture in the Humanities. Faculty Should You Stay or Should You Go? Five Questions to Ask Yourself About Your Job Five questions to ask yourself to help determine what is worth negotiating—and when it may be time to negotiate a departure. Faculty How the Nike-Kaepernick Alliance Could Change the Game The alliance between Nike and Colin Kaepernick appears to be a corporate action made with legitimate intent. Faculty Two Full-Time Faculty Appointed to Nonprofit Management Program Cindy M. Lott and Dr. Greg Witkowski have been named Senior Lecturers in Discipline to the Nonprofit Management program. Faculty The Art Of Data Science in Healthcare With advances in technology, computer systems can now use algorithms to sort through large volumes of data. Faculty Five Tips to Give a Great Speech Five tips on how to keep speeches both simple and authentic. Faculty Accounting for the Human Element of Cyber Risk Human error is especially a problem when it comes to managing cyber exposures. Faculty David N. Hoffman Testifies on Proposed Medical Aid in Dying Bill Hoffman, a healthcare attorney and clinical ethicist, testified before the New York State Assembly Health Committee. Load More
Faculty Five Ways to Feel Less Overwhelmed Dr. Beth Fisher-Yoshida, of the Negotiation and Conflict Resolution program suggests five ways to reduce overwhelmed feeling.
Faculty Sports Teams Look to Boost Attendance with Cheaper Concessions Sports Management Academic Director Scott Rosner addresses sports teams discounting concessions to lure fans to games.
Faculty Rosner and Varriale React to Nike’s Kaepernick Ad Sports Mgmt. Scott Rosner and Carla Varriale weighed-in on the social media firestorm swirling around Nike’s Colin Kaepernic ad.
Faculty How Women of Color Get to Senior Management Dr. Cindy Pace talks how women of color in midlevel leadership roles successfully develop and advance within an organization.
Faculty Dr. Rita Charon Named the 2018 Jefferson Lecturer in the Humanities Dr. Rita Charon, originator of the field of Narrative Medicine, will deliver the 2018 Jefferson Lecture in the Humanities.
Faculty Should You Stay or Should You Go? Five Questions to Ask Yourself About Your Job Five questions to ask yourself to help determine what is worth negotiating—and when it may be time to negotiate a departure.
Faculty How the Nike-Kaepernick Alliance Could Change the Game The alliance between Nike and Colin Kaepernick appears to be a corporate action made with legitimate intent.
Faculty Two Full-Time Faculty Appointed to Nonprofit Management Program Cindy M. Lott and Dr. Greg Witkowski have been named Senior Lecturers in Discipline to the Nonprofit Management program.
Faculty The Art Of Data Science in Healthcare With advances in technology, computer systems can now use algorithms to sort through large volumes of data.
Faculty Five Tips to Give a Great Speech Five tips on how to keep speeches both simple and authentic.
Faculty Accounting for the Human Element of Cyber Risk Human error is especially a problem when it comes to managing cyber exposures.
Faculty David N. Hoffman Testifies on Proposed Medical Aid in Dying Bill Hoffman, a healthcare attorney and clinical ethicist, testified before the New York State Assembly Health Committee.
