News at Columbia SPS Category - Any -AlumniFacultyImpacts and InsightsIn the CommunityIn the MediaKnowledge BaseOffice of the DeanPress ReleaseResearch & PublicationsSchoolStaffStudent 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. Alumni, Faculty Why a Master’s in Wealth Management from Columbia Is More than Graduate Education M.P.S. in Wealth Management alumnus and course associate Miles Sharpe explores the evolving wealth management landscape and highlights how graduate education and inspiring teaching foster lifelong learning and strong alumni connections. Alumni This Recent Alumna Is Already Creating Lasting Impact in the Public Sector Niveditha Girish Hesaraghatta shares what she learned as an Applied Analytics student and how it empowered her to make a difference in her work at the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. Faculty A Fresh Perspective on Business Analytics from a Master in the Field IKNS lecturer Katherine Koontz shares what AI could mean for the future of data-driven business decisions. Faculty The Fact-Free Opposition to Congestion Pricing in New York While it is too early to judge the impact of the congestion pricing fee, early indicators are positive. Alumni Building a Better NYC: How a Construction Administration Alum Is Shaping His City’s Urban Landscape Sam McTavey (’25SPS, CNAD) shares insights on managing NYC’s construction regulations and leading transformative projects like the LaGuardia Airport redevelopment. Student An International Student Perspective: Bringing Nonprofit Management Lessons Back to Kenya At a recent program information session, Betty A. Odhiambo spoke about her experience at SPS and the nonprofit sector in Africa. Faculty How Do You Teach the Art of Listening? Columbia's Pedagogy of Listening Lab, which collaborates with the M.S. in Narrative Medicine program and SPS faculty members, recently held a symposium for educators. (Columbia News) Student Shaping International Policy in a Tech-Driven World Lelani Pacific-Jack, a Columbia SPS CUNY Fellow and M.S. in Technology Management student, applies her passion for cross-cultural communication to the tech management field. School New Online Political Analytics Graduate Format Enables Students to Learn from Anywhere The new online option expands access to learners around the globe and provides greater flexibility for mid-career working professionals and students. Faculty The High Level of Public Support for Environmental Protection in the U.S. If eliminating policies that protect the planet results in polluted air and unsafe water, the American public will push back. Load More
