News at Columbia SPS Category - Any -AlumniFacultyImpacts and InsightsIn the CommunityIn the MediaKnowledge BaseOffice of the DeanPress ReleaseResearch & PublicationsSchoolStaffStudent Office of the Dean Dean: We’re Training the Leaders of Tomorrow Jason Wingard and his vision for how to educate and empower students today for the jobs of tomorrow. Office of the Dean Learning for Life: How Continuous Education Will Keep Us Competitive in the Global Knowledge Economy Dean Jason Wingard's third book 'Learning for Life' explores the importance of continuous education for professionals. Faculty Robert Klitzman: Human Subject Research and Its Discontents Utah Public Radio interviewed Bioethics director Dr. Robert Klitzman about his new book, The Ethics Police? Alumni Ritu Kanoria: The World is Her Medium At SPS, Ritu Kanoria upped her digital game. Faculty Klitzman: Home DNA Kits May Not Offer Ancestry Answers Dr. Robert Klitzman casts doubt on the amount of insight one can glean from at-home genetic testing kits. Alumni Marilyn Eshikena: Doing the Unexpected Can Result in Something Exceptional At SPS Marilyn took a detour from medicine and dentistry and Applied her love of bioethics, morality and philosophy. Faculty Dr. James Colgrove Talks Vaccination Ethics for Voices in Bioethics Podcast Dr. James Colgrove discusses last December’s measles outbreak at Disneyland, Senate Bill 277, and the ethics of vaccinations. Faculty Bioethics Director Explores the Power and Limits of IRBs Bioethics Dr. Robert Klitzman and the need for more sophisticated medical ethics. Faculty Dr. Klitzman: Why I Wanted to Investigate IRBs On Bloomberg Radio, M.S. program in Bioethics director Dr. Robert Klitzman discussed his new book The Ethics Police?. Faculty With Modern Families, New Ethical Questions Arise In CNN, M.S. in Bioethics director Dr. Robert Klitzman asks, “Does Sofia Vergara own her embryos?” Faculty Dr. Klitzman Debuts His New Book “The Ethics Police?” The prolific M.S. in Bioethics program director launched his new book at the Columbia University Club of New York on Tuesday. Student Literary Journal The Intima Offers a Fresh Look at Narrative Medicine The Intima: A Journal of Narrative Medicine recently underwent a redesign and launched its Spring 2015 issue. Load More