News & Impact Stories at Columbia SPS
News at Columbia SPS
Steven Cohen on New York City’s Trash Problem
In The Wall Street Journal, Steven Cohen discusses how AI and robotics could transform New York City’s waste system. (WSJ)
Technology as Art Meets Technology for the Arts
Technology Management alum and current faculty associate Rudy Rodriguez (’22SPS) discusses his work using innovative technology to enhance artistic experiences.
From SPS to Leadership Roles at Fannie Mae and Morgan Stanley
M.S. in Enterprise Risk Management program alum Qing Zhong reflects on the career advantages she gained through the program.
ERM in Action: Reinforcing Real-World Experience in the Classroom (and Vice Versa)
Benjamin Perlman shares how simultaneously teaching in Columbia’s M.S. in Enterprise Risk Management program and leading ERM at ORIX enhances his work in both roles.
A Faith-Driven Approach to Climate Change Can Sway Hearts and Minds
In a new op-ed, M.S. in Bioethics Program Director Dr. Robert Klitzman explores how faith-based messaging can help bridge political divides around climate change. (The Hill)
Sesame Street and the Impact of Extreme Weather Events on Children
We must help young children understand and cope with the emotional and psychological impacts of extreme weather events.
Inside the Startup Bringing AI to Hospitality
M.S. in Technology Management student Lucia Mari Sanguino discusses launching an AI-driven hospitality startup and using the classroom as a testing ground for entrepreneurship.
From ChatGPT Demo to AI Startup
Technology Management alum Jeremi Nawawi (’25SPS) came to Columbia seeking a graduate degree and found an unexpected incubator for his AI startup ambitions.
The Importance of International Students and Global Education
International students strengthen classrooms, economies, and cross-cultural understanding.
The Inevitability of Data: Columbia's M.S. in Applied Analytics Opens Doors Across Industries
Yuemeng Nicole Chen (’24SPS) explains how Columbia's Applied Analytics program gave her the skills and flexibility to pursue a data science career across industries—from an art investment startup to CVS Health.
The Analytics of Persistence: Using Data and Grit to Navigate a Challenging Job Search
After many job applications and lost job offers, Margareth Felicia Gono (’26SPS, Applied Analytics) turned her job search into an analytics problem—using data, persistence, lessons learned, and support from Columbia to land a role at DoorDash.
How MetLife Stadium Was Transformed into New York New Jersey Stadium for the Eight 2026 FIFA World Cup Matches: Bill Squires on 39 Years in the Sports Industry
A Lecturer in Columbia’s M.S. in Sports Management program, Squires brought decades of experience in Entertainment Facilities and Events Management to his role as the Chief Venues Officer for the 2026 FIFA World Cup New York New Jersey Host Committee.