News at Columbia SPS Category - Any -AlumniFacultyImpacts and InsightsIn the CommunityIn the MediaKnowledge BaseOffice of the DeanPress ReleaseResearch & PublicationsSchoolStaffStudent Student Bioethics Student, Edward Martinez, M.D., Appointed To ASRM Ethics Committee Martinez will provide input and develop policy to address ethics concerning Assisted Reproductive Technologies. New Career Design Workshop for Visiting Students to Launch This Summer The Columbia University Summer Session will launch the Career Design Workshop in 2022. Alumni Columbia University Alumnus Jorge Rodriguez Appointed CEO of Sorenson Communications Rodriguez stepped into his new role in November 2021. Press Release Columbia’s Insurance Management Master’s Program Receives $20,000 Gift, Establishes the Dennis A. Baker Insurance Advancement Fund Columbia’s Insurance Management Master’s Program received a $20,000 gift to support new talent in the insurance industry. Faculty Professor Steven A. Cohen Discusses NYC Mayor’s New Climate Agency and Appointment of SUMA Lecturer Kizzy Charles-Guzman on ABC News New York City Mayor Eric Adams recently announced a new agency focused on mitigating climate change. Happy Lunar New Year: 5 Things to Know There are events all around New York City for everyone who’d like to celebrate the year of the Tiger. School Columbia University Summer Session: Registration Opens March 1 Hundreds of courses are confirmed for the 2022 Summer Session, including Money & Banking, Biodiversity, and How to Write Funny. Student Compulsory COVID-19 Vaccination? Only As A Policy Of Last Resort, Argues Bioethics Graduate Gyan Moorthy: The right for individuals to control their own bodies is crucial to ensuring trust in science & U.S. institutions. Faculty Geopolitics and Climate Change: Economic Implications Insurance Management lecturer and energy finance consultant Bob Percopo penned the editorial for a local newspaper. School What’s New This Spring at Columbia SPS See what’s in store for students this term at Columbia SPS. Student What are the Ethical Implications of COVID-19-Related School Closures for Low-Income Students? Bioethics M.S. graduate Shami-Iyabo Mitchell published a study on the digital divide among upper- and lower-income students. Ariel Fleurimond Presents "Designing Inclusive Curricular Materials" at the AAC&U Annual Meeting Fleurimond presented "Giving Voice to Diversity: Designing Inclusive Curricular Materials." Load More