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 How to Solve Conflicts at Work With Beth Fisher-Yoshida The Negotiation and Conflict Resolution Program Director gives advice on how to cross the divides in the workplace. Faculty Robert Klitzman in the New York Times The program director for Bioethics responds to an article about the spread of ISIS to the west. Faculty Why Donald Trump's Rhetoric Is Dangerous Robert Klitzman argues that Donald Trump's rhetoric of fear plays into terrorism. Faculty How We'll Predict the Next Natural Disaster Recent updates to the Global Seismographic Network give seismologists a clearer read on activity below Earth’s surface. Faculty How to Resolve Conflict Through Listening Negotiation and Conflict Resolution faculty Peter Coleman and José Pascal da Rocha discuss how to resolve conflict in wartime. Faculty Katrina Pugh: How Social Media Creates New Valuable Assets How do organizations adapt to the change of social media? The IKNS program director argues for the need to control "ugly assets" Faculty Technology Management Alumnus and Mentor Celebrated as an Entrepreneur of the Year Giri Devanur discussed what fuels his drive as an executive. Faculty Columbia Opens Free Online Preview Course in Enterprise Risk Management Free online preview course: The Five Killer Risks of Enterprise Risk Management. Faculty FASEB Journal on Klitzman's Ethics Police: "This is an important book." Bioethics program director Robert Klitzman continues to receive praise for his newly published book. Faculty Katrina Pugh Keynotes Southern African Knowledge Management Summit The address, "Building the Nucleus of Collaboration: Four Discussion Disciplines," was delivered to hundreds of attendees. Faculty Katrina Pugh Facilitates Knowledge Jam in Indonesia Pugh led 45 delegates from 21 countries in an exchange forum. Faculty Robert Klitzman Celebrates the Life of Neurologist Oliver Sacks Dr. Klitzman’s view of how Sacks paved the way for other scientists. Load More
Faculty How to Solve Conflicts at Work With Beth Fisher-Yoshida The Negotiation and Conflict Resolution Program Director gives advice on how to cross the divides in the workplace.
Faculty Robert Klitzman in the New York Times The program director for Bioethics responds to an article about the spread of ISIS to the west.
Faculty Why Donald Trump's Rhetoric Is Dangerous Robert Klitzman argues that Donald Trump's rhetoric of fear plays into terrorism.
Faculty How We'll Predict the Next Natural Disaster Recent updates to the Global Seismographic Network give seismologists a clearer read on activity below Earth’s surface.
Faculty How to Resolve Conflict Through Listening Negotiation and Conflict Resolution faculty Peter Coleman and José Pascal da Rocha discuss how to resolve conflict in wartime.
Faculty Katrina Pugh: How Social Media Creates New Valuable Assets How do organizations adapt to the change of social media? The IKNS program director argues for the need to control "ugly assets"
Faculty Technology Management Alumnus and Mentor Celebrated as an Entrepreneur of the Year Giri Devanur discussed what fuels his drive as an executive.
Faculty Columbia Opens Free Online Preview Course in Enterprise Risk Management Free online preview course: The Five Killer Risks of Enterprise Risk Management.
Faculty FASEB Journal on Klitzman's Ethics Police: "This is an important book." Bioethics program director Robert Klitzman continues to receive praise for his newly published book.
Faculty Katrina Pugh Keynotes Southern African Knowledge Management Summit The address, "Building the Nucleus of Collaboration: Four Discussion Disciplines," was delivered to hundreds of attendees.
Faculty Katrina Pugh Facilitates Knowledge Jam in Indonesia Pugh led 45 delegates from 21 countries in an exchange forum.
Faculty Robert Klitzman Celebrates the Life of Neurologist Oliver Sacks Dr. Klitzman’s view of how Sacks paved the way for other scientists.
