News at Columbia SPS Category - Any -AlumniFacultyImpacts and InsightsIn the CommunityIn the MediaKnowledge BaseOffice of the DeanPress ReleaseResearch & PublicationsSchoolStaffStudent Faculty Keeping Up: Amazon's Yufeng Huang on Staying on Top of the Analytics Field He recently discussed his class on natural language processing— and shared a strategy for how students can keep up with such a rapidly growing and expanding field. Student Share Your Experiences on Columbia's Social Media and Blog We're seeking blogs, photos, and videos that capture SPS students' lives inside and outside of the classroom. Faculty Making It in America Q&A: Strategic Communication’s Matthew Sawyer on his new book about doing business in the U.S. market School “Profits and principles, not profits or principles” Google brand strategy leaders discuss the human component of effective branding Alumni Small and Mighty: Columbia HBCU Fellows Excel in a Range of Careers Fellows who've earned an M.S. in Strategic Communication have gone on to the Walt Disney Studios, HBO Max, and Simon & Schuster. Student Columbia HBCU Fellow Spotlight: McKinley Lowery III In celebration of the fifth year of the Columbia HBCU Fellowship, we spoke with student McKinley Lowery III about his experience Office of the Dean, School Celebrating Five Years of the Columbia HBCU Fellowship Program: Past, Present, and Future The following text is drawn from remarks Dean Eggers gave at the Columbia HBCU Fellowship Program Five-Year Celebration. School SPS Veterans Offer Their Stories, Career Advice Read through the heroic stories and advice from members of our esteemed veteran community. Faculty The Power of IQ and EQ Christoph Meinrenken on what convinced him to help run the Columbia M.S. in Information & Knowledge Strategy (IKNS) program Faculty Action vs. Speed— Adidas’s Response to Ye’s Remarks SPS lecturer Cheryl Dixon weighed in on Adidas’s response to anti-Semitic remarks made by their former collaborator Kanye West. Student All in the Family Q&A: Wealth Management students on how their classwork impacts their work in family offices. In the Community Three Manhattanville Auditing Program Participants Share Their Columbia Classroom Experience The program allows residents of Upper Manhattan to audit selected Columbia courses at no cost. Load More