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 Faculty Organizational Strategy and Learning: The Birth of Comcast University Organizational Strategy and Learning seminar. Alumni Kira Peikoff Writes on CPR in The New York Times Despite refinements in modern treatment, there is a strong regional variation in survival rates. Faculty Robert Klitzman on Narcissistic Personality Disorder and Donald Trump Robert Klitzman was interviewed on the subjects of Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD). Faculty Kaiser Fung on the Effectiveness of Anti-Smoking Ads “If you want to call something an ‘inefficient use of resources,’ we’d prefer you bring some numbers to the table.” Faculty Dr. Robert Klitzman on the Numinous Side of Medicine M.S. in Bioethics director Dr. Robert Klitzman speaks of the relationship between medicine and spirituality. Faculty Dr. Robert Klitzman Weighs in on Medical Intern Study Dr. Robert Klitzman speaks about the ethics of studying increased medical intern hours. Faculty Publishers Weekly Lauds Klitzman’s Book on IRBs The book publishing magazine praises The Ethics Police? for its unique subject matter and potential impact on policy. Faculty The New York Review of Books Explores Klitzman's Latest Book The New York Review of Books, Marcia Angell reviewed the latest book by Bioethics program director Robert Klitzman. Alumni Bioethics Alumnus Obiora N. Anekwe Writes Children’s Book The Adventures of Blind Tom, recounts the life of Thomas “Blind Tom” Wiggins, an autistic savant and genius pianist. Press Release Columbia University School of Continuing Education Renamed School of Professional Studies The School no longer focuses solely on regional, non-degree offerings Faculty Robert Klitzman and Joseph Fins Discuss Patients in Liminal States of Consciousness Dr. Robert Klitzman and Dr. Joseph Fins discuss the neuroethics of minimally conscious cases. Faculty Dr. Klitzman: In Incurable Cases, the Best We Can Do Is Provide Comfort Dr. Robert Klitzman discussed the difficult experiences of children coping with life-threatening diseases. Load More
Faculty Organizational Strategy and Learning: The Birth of Comcast University Organizational Strategy and Learning seminar.
Alumni Kira Peikoff Writes on CPR in The New York Times Despite refinements in modern treatment, there is a strong regional variation in survival rates.
Faculty Robert Klitzman on Narcissistic Personality Disorder and Donald Trump Robert Klitzman was interviewed on the subjects of Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD).
Faculty Kaiser Fung on the Effectiveness of Anti-Smoking Ads “If you want to call something an ‘inefficient use of resources,’ we’d prefer you bring some numbers to the table.”
Faculty Dr. Robert Klitzman on the Numinous Side of Medicine M.S. in Bioethics director Dr. Robert Klitzman speaks of the relationship between medicine and spirituality.
Faculty Dr. Robert Klitzman Weighs in on Medical Intern Study Dr. Robert Klitzman speaks about the ethics of studying increased medical intern hours.
Faculty Publishers Weekly Lauds Klitzman’s Book on IRBs The book publishing magazine praises The Ethics Police? for its unique subject matter and potential impact on policy.
Faculty The New York Review of Books Explores Klitzman's Latest Book The New York Review of Books, Marcia Angell reviewed the latest book by Bioethics program director Robert Klitzman.
Alumni Bioethics Alumnus Obiora N. Anekwe Writes Children’s Book The Adventures of Blind Tom, recounts the life of Thomas “Blind Tom” Wiggins, an autistic savant and genius pianist.
Press Release Columbia University School of Continuing Education Renamed School of Professional Studies The School no longer focuses solely on regional, non-degree offerings
Faculty Robert Klitzman and Joseph Fins Discuss Patients in Liminal States of Consciousness Dr. Robert Klitzman and Dr. Joseph Fins discuss the neuroethics of minimally conscious cases.
Faculty Dr. Klitzman: In Incurable Cases, the Best We Can Do Is Provide Comfort Dr. Robert Klitzman discussed the difficult experiences of children coping with life-threatening diseases.
