News at Columbia SPS Category - Any -AlumniFacultyImpacts and InsightsIn the CommunityIn the MediaKnowledge BaseOffice of the DeanPress ReleaseResearch & PublicationsSchoolStaffStudent Faculty Resisting the President’s Attack on State and Local Decarbonization Initiatives Checks and balances are critical in protecting the freedom that is at the heart of America’s culture and way of life. Faculty The Evolving Landscape of Conduct Risk in the Digital Age A recent ERM panel emphasized that ethical culture and proactive tech oversight are crucial for managing conduct risk in the modern world. School Sustainability in the Age of AI The SPS Sustainability Management, Sustainability Science, and Technology Management programs hosted a panel discussion surrounding the risks and opportunities of sustainable technology in our modern world. Faculty New Course Presentation: Human-Centered Design for Data-Driven Strategy & Decision Making Watch: Blake DiCosola, lecturer in the Information & Knowledge Strategy program, present his course. (YouTube) Faculty How Nonprofit Management Can Advance Art Forms: Insights from the Dance Theatre of Harlem Dr. Basil Smikle Jr. welcomed the ballet company’s artistic director and executive director for a discussion on the history and continuing impact of the company. Student How One Narrative Medicine Student Is Fostering Community through Empathy Narrative Medicine student Nafisa Hussein shares how her role as vice president of external affairs in the SPS Student Government enriches her academic journey. Student Nonprofit Management Student Emily Taylor Named a 2025 Campbell Award Winner The SPS Student Government president received a Columbia University award for exceptional leadership. School Meet the 2025 Student Marshals Hear from the outstanding students who have been chosen to represent their master’s programs at graduation. Faculty Educating Professionals in Sustainability Management and Policy Environmental policy & sustainability management graduates understand that we must do better to address our world's problems. Faculty New Metaphors, Same Framing: Breaking the Cycle of Punitive Public Safety Policy Negotiation and Conflict Resolution Professor Peter Dixon on the importance of investing in community assets and building capacity to transform conflict. Faculty Say Hello to AI as Your Team Member: Consulting Careers in Today’s World M.S. in Technology Management Program Director Shahryar Shaghaghi on the future of career paths in consulting. Faculty Exploring Innovation and Education in the Tech World M.S. in Technology Management lecturer Stephano Kim discusses his SPS course, NYC as a tech hub, and the ethical challenges of working in tech. Load More
