News & Impact Stories at Columbia SPS
News at Columbia SPS
Columbia University School of Professional Studies Launches HBCU Fellowship
Columbia University School of Professional Studies Launches HBCU Fellowship
New Community Speaker Series Launches in West Harlem
EPIC has worked to continually expand its portfolio of activities and in 2017 launched its first Speakers Series.
Katrina Pugh: On the Internet of Things
Pugh is scheduled to speak about "Knowledge Management and the Internet of Things."
SPS Alumna Speaks Up For "A Day Without a Woman"
Katherine Aul, a 2012 SPS alumna, told Architect Magazine why her firm participated in the Women's Strike.
New Robert Klitzman Bioethics Paper on IVF
Ethical challenges faced by IVF providers in BMC Medical Ethics
Strategic Communication Alumna Profiles Syrian Refugee For Teen Vogue
Surpriya Venkatesan writes about the life of a 16-year-old Syrian refugee for Teen Vogue.
Education and the American Prison System: Reverend Vivian Nixon Lectured at Columbia
Reverend Vivian Nixon gave lecture: Voices From Inside America’s Mass System of Punishment
The Secret to President Donald Trump's Success: Blame
Klitzman shows how President Trump was able to rise as an inexperienced politician, due to his way with narrative.
Nobel Peace Prize Laureate to Direct Columbia's Women, Peace, and Security Initative
The new Columbia initiative for Women, Peace, and Security will have extraordinary leadership
Bioethics Alumna Kaitlyn Arbour Honored at Tulane
Kaitlyn Arbour, a 2016 graduate of the M.S. in Bioethics program honored at Tulane.
What Is the Future of Strategic Communication?
Jesse Scinto is taking on a new role as the Associate Director for Curriculum Development.
SPS in the Community: Harlem Children's Zone
SPS collaborates with the Harlem Children's Zone for inspiring professional panels featuring SPS alumni and faculty