News & Impact Stories at Columbia SPS
News at Columbia SPS
Dr. Robert Klitzman Contributes to a New York Times Discussion on the Stigma Surrounding Mental Health Treatment for Doctors
In a New York Times Letter to the Editor, Dr. Klitzman responds to an important article on mental health care for doctors.
The Career Design Lab Launches New Podcast Series, “Rising to the Top: Lessons in Leadership”
The first episode’s guest is Ben Royce, ’13SPS, Information and Knowledge Strategy.
A Commitment to Patient Stories Guides Clinical Pathways in Narrative Medicine
Narrative Medicine faculty and graduates discuss the potential of the transdisciplinary field.
Dr. Robert Klitzman Interviewed by NBC on Ohio Doctor Murder Case
Bioethics program director Dr. Robert Klitzman Interviewed on NBC
The Career and Communication Accelerator Teaches Students How to Compete in the U.S. Job Market
The SPS program provides students with strategies for success in their careers.
Negotiation and Conflict Resolution Program Introduces New Course, “Family Business and Conflict”
Developed by two program alumni, the course will help students to navigate the nexus between family ties and business disputes
What Can We Do About Extreme Weather?
As our patterns of land use continue to change, and more and more of us are in the pathway of extreme weather events.
Student Spotlight: Q&A with Sustainability Management Student Hezekiah Williams
Williams is a student in the Sustainability Management M.S. program and an officer in the SPS Student Government.
Announcing the 2022 Dean’s Excellence Awards and the Campbell Award
The following letter was sent to the SPS Community on April 8.
David Anthony Carten, '21SPS, Negotiation and Conflict Resolution, Moves Forward with His Capstone Project about Wet’suwet’en – Coastal GasLink Conflict
Carten analyzes conflict in the Wet'suwet'en territory of British Columbia, Canada.
The Online Curriculum and Instruction Team Launches the SPS Pedagogical Lab
The three-tiered training and support program that encompasses all aspects of faculty development and support.
A Tribute to Larry Prusak, IKNS Lecturer and Father of Knowledge Management
Larry started life wanting to be a professor in the history of ideas.