News at Columbia SPS Category - Any -AlumniFacultyImpacts and InsightsIn the CommunityIn the MediaKnowledge BaseOffice of the DeanPress ReleaseResearch & PublicationsSchoolStaffStudent Faculty Climate Change in Perspective While addressing climate change is crucial, we must not lose sight of other challenges to human and environmental well-being. Student Subway Science: Sustainability Students Track NYC Subway Air Quality Sustainability Science student Michael Jordan and his capstone teammates reflect on their findings about particulate matter underground. Faculty Corporations Persist in Pursuing Sustainability Management Despite weakened governmental mandates, corporations are continuing to embed sustainability practices into routine operations. Student Never Too Late: What My 80-Year-Old Grandma Taught Me About Trust and Money A family lesson in late-in-life investing inspired M.P.S. in Wealth Management student Emily Brown-Baker to explore how empathy and ethics shape lasting client relationships. School Columbia’s 2025 Sports Management Conference Examines the Shifting Landscape of Sports Leadership Sports executives reflected on leading through transformation and preparing for the next era of sports. Faculty Empathy as a Superpower Enterprise Risk Management Part-Time Lecturer Saba Zahid highlights the importance of empathy in the workplace and beyond. Faculty Learning to Balance Human and Corporate Needs in Human Capital Management HCM lecturer Silvana Nuzzo highlights lessons from her teaching and career in both consulting and HR. Faculty Shaping the Future of Project Management M.S. in Project Management Program Director Evangelia Ieronymaki shares how the new Columbia SPS program prepares leaders to manage complex projects through core training and four specialized concentrations. School Welcoming the 2025–2026 Columbia SPS CUNY Fellows to the School Learn about the incredible students who make up the second cohort of Columbia SPS CUNY Fellows. Faculty The 2025 Elections Are Coming—and the Numbers Could Have a Lasting Impact What happens in this year’s state races won’t stay local, writes Political Analytics program advisor Doug Usher. Faculty New York City’s Slow and Steady Progress Toward Environmental Sustainability New York City is quietly transforming into a sustainable city. What’s Happening This Fall at Columbia School of Professional Studies Columbia SPS announces fall 2025 public events and programs. Load More
