News at Columbia SPS Category - Any -AlumniFacultyImpacts and InsightsIn the CommunityIn the MediaKnowledge BaseOffice of the DeanPress ReleaseResearch & PublicationsSchoolStaffStudent- Any - Faculty The Nonprofit Management Program Introduces Two New Courses Classes include interactive fieldwork, dynamic readings from industry professionals, and data-informed discussions. Faculty Cancer Alley and the Field of Industrial Ecology Applying industrial ecology practices to petrochemical manufacturing can increase efficiency and reduce waste and pollution. School The Columbia Scholastic Press Association Celebrates Its Centennial A century after its founding, the organization’s mission to provide resources, education, and other opportunities to young student journalists is as important as ever. Faculty Political Analytics Conference Brings Key Industry Experts to Columbia: Here’s How to Attend Leading polling and data technology professionals will join the Political Analytics program to discuss the 2024 election, the current state of the industry, and what the future may hold. Student How Columbia’s Actuarial Society Is Shaping Tomorrow's Leaders in the Field The Actuarial Society of Columbia University (ASCU) offers professional, academic, and social support to cultivate well-rounded actuarial professionals. Student Building Peace: How One Negotiation and Conflict Resolution Student Is Merging Theory with Real-World Practice NECR student Sarah Farber shares how her studies in the Columbia SPS program have deepened her understanding of conflict and peacebuilding. Alumni Beyond Bedside Manner: The Importance of Art and Story in Vascular Surgery M.S. in Narrative Medicine alum Ezra Schwartz ('18SPS) believes storytelling, listening, and observational skills are fundamental to medical practice. Faculty Four Valuable Lessons on Technology’s Role in Social Innovation Find out how we can harness new technologies to create meaningful change and empower communities. Student How the Yellow Ribbon Program Gave a Nonprofit Management Student an Invaluable Academic Opportunity Solenne Montgomery, an M.S. in Nonprofit Management student and daughter of a U.S. military veteran, is using program resources to improve social equity and civil engagement. Faculty Destroying the U.S. EPA and the False Tradeoff Between Environmental Quality and Economic Growth The destruction of organizational capacity in the EPA threatens our economic growth, health, and natural environment. In the Community, School Columbia SPS Welcomes the Second Cohort of Career Catalyst Interns The internship program offers resources and work experience for young people seeking to rejoin the workforce or pursue further education. Faculty A Bioethics Fireside Chat: Dr. Anthony Fauci on His Legacy, Public Health and Evidence-Based Leadership Addressing the importance of science-based information in times of rampant disinformation. Load More
