News & Impact Stories at Columbia SPS
News at Columbia SPS
Floods and the Urgency of Climate Adaptation Infrastructure
Typically, political processes depend on catastrophes and crises to motivate major programs and expenditures. Will it take a large-scale flooding disaster to generate the political support to fund a flood control system that meets our region’s needs?
Columbia’s Sports Management Conference Examines Critical Topics in the Business of Sports
This past fall, the M.S. in Sports Management program hosted its fourth annual Columbia University Sports Management Conference.
Embracing Risk and Preparing for Change: A Global Investment Firm’s Chief Risk Officer Shares His Insights
BlackRock Chief Risk Officer Edward Fishwick shared insights and advised Enterprise Risk Management graduate program students about the skills and knowledge necessary to thrive in the field.
A Blueprint for NYC’s Future: Construction Administration Students Tour the Site of JPMorgan Chase's New All-Electric Global Headquarters
Students from Columbia's Construction Administration program recently embarked on a site visit to 270 Park Avenue, where they gained firsthand exposure to the ongoing development of JPMorgan Chase's future global headquarters.
This Month’s Presidential Primaries Will Set the Stage for the Fall
Political Analytics lecturer David Wolfson shares what to watch for this primary season—and which early contest may prove a make-or-break battle for one major candidate.
Strategic Communication Alum Zoia Kozakov Named to Forbes 30 Under 30 List
Zoia Kozakov ('20SPS) is vice president and product leader for tokenization at JPMorgan Chase. (Forbes)
The Importance of Corporate Climate Disclosure and Measuring the Financial Costs of Environmental Impacts
The ongoing effort to measure and report environmental impacts in the private and public sectors will embed environmental considerations in corporate and government decision-making like never before, writes Senior Vice Dean Dr. Steven Cohen.
The Real Impact of Fake News: The Rise of Political Misinformation—and How We Can Combat Its Influence
Misinformation has a growing impact on our lives and communities today, and could become a decisive issue in the 2024 presidential election.
The Regulation of Air Pollution That Crosses State Borders
Our world and our economy are becoming more technologically complex and interconnected, and our need for agile and responsive regulation is growing, writes Senior Vice Dean Dr. Steven Cohen.
A Local Columbia Scholar Talks About the Importance of Community Relationships in His Work
Ken Miles, A'Lelia Bundles Community Scholar, recently spoke to an audience at The Forum about his work in the program.
The Uses and Limits of Global Climate Conferences
Global conferences have educational and media value, but the new technologies, business models, and policies that will ultimately address the climate crisis will be implemented on local and national levels, writes Senior Vice Dean Dr. Steven Cohen.
Strengthening Security and Conflict Resolution Measures in Kenya
How can restorative practices be used to break cycles of violence and foster long-lasting peace?