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 Attend a Pre-College Preview Course in Philosophy, Art History, Entrepreneurship, or Law The Instructor Lecture Series launches this February, and the Student and Instructor Insights Series launches in March. Alumni Nina Collins: The Importance of Connecting Women Over 40 Narrative Medicine alumna Nina Lorez Collins is a writer, entrepreneur and founder of The Woolfer. Alumni Information & Knowledge Strategy Alumna and Lecturer Jamie Muskopf on Shaping Future Workplaces Muskopf discusses how her experiences in the U.S. Army have shaped how she manages teams remotely throughout the pandemic. Faculty Educator and Entrepreneur Reshan Richards Provides Insights into Human Capital Management Career Path Reshan Richards is the CEO and Co-Founder of Explain Everything, Inc. Meet the Founding Donors of the New Wealth Management Fellowship The inaugural cohort of Columbia’s Wealth Management program funded a fellowship to diversify the financial advising industry. Student New SPSSG President Adam Gerber Shares Plans for the Semester Gerber shares how his education in the Strategic Communication program prepared him to serve his Columbia community. Alumni How Columbia Helped This Writer to Embrace Data in Storytelling Clement Gibson is an avid storyteller, but he knew he would need skills in data analytics to meet market demands. Faculty Chief Talent Officer Laura Dannels Leverages Business Acumen, HCM Strategies, & Innovation for Success Laura Dannels is Chief Talent Officer at Wellstar Health System. M.S. Nonprofit Management Alumnus Michael Clinton Explores Americans Living Longer Lives in Esquire Magazine Clinton suggests philanthropy as a tool Americans can use to maximize the gift of living longer lives in a meaningful way. School Religion and the History of Hip Hop Returns for the 2022 Columbia Summer Session Students will explore the religious ideas and practices that have animated rap music’s evolution from the 1970s to today. Faculty, In the Community, Staff Bioethics Program Director Dr. Robert Klitzman Discusses Organ Transplants and COVID-19 Vaccination Status A Boston father was denied a heart transplant after he refused to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. Office of the Dean Save the Date for the 2022 SPS Graduation Ceremony Read Dean Eggers' note to the community. Load More
Attend a Pre-College Preview Course in Philosophy, Art History, Entrepreneurship, or Law The Instructor Lecture Series launches this February, and the Student and Instructor Insights Series launches in March.
Alumni Nina Collins: The Importance of Connecting Women Over 40 Narrative Medicine alumna Nina Lorez Collins is a writer, entrepreneur and founder of The Woolfer.
Alumni Information & Knowledge Strategy Alumna and Lecturer Jamie Muskopf on Shaping Future Workplaces Muskopf discusses how her experiences in the U.S. Army have shaped how she manages teams remotely throughout the pandemic.
Faculty Educator and Entrepreneur Reshan Richards Provides Insights into Human Capital Management Career Path Reshan Richards is the CEO and Co-Founder of Explain Everything, Inc.
Meet the Founding Donors of the New Wealth Management Fellowship The inaugural cohort of Columbia’s Wealth Management program funded a fellowship to diversify the financial advising industry.
Student New SPSSG President Adam Gerber Shares Plans for the Semester Gerber shares how his education in the Strategic Communication program prepared him to serve his Columbia community.
Alumni How Columbia Helped This Writer to Embrace Data in Storytelling Clement Gibson is an avid storyteller, but he knew he would need skills in data analytics to meet market demands.
Faculty Chief Talent Officer Laura Dannels Leverages Business Acumen, HCM Strategies, & Innovation for Success Laura Dannels is Chief Talent Officer at Wellstar Health System.
M.S. Nonprofit Management Alumnus Michael Clinton Explores Americans Living Longer Lives in Esquire Magazine Clinton suggests philanthropy as a tool Americans can use to maximize the gift of living longer lives in a meaningful way.
School Religion and the History of Hip Hop Returns for the 2022 Columbia Summer Session Students will explore the religious ideas and practices that have animated rap music’s evolution from the 1970s to today.
Faculty, In the Community, Staff Bioethics Program Director Dr. Robert Klitzman Discusses Organ Transplants and COVID-19 Vaccination Status A Boston father was denied a heart transplant after he refused to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.
Office of the Dean Save the Date for the 2022 SPS Graduation Ceremony Read Dean Eggers' note to the community.
