News & Impact Stories at Columbia SPS
News at Columbia SPS
Columbia University to Offer New Master of Science in Political Analytics in Fall 2023
The program is designed to fill an important role in the rapidly developing field of data analytics as it is applied to politics and public policy.
SPS Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month
Join us as the School of Professional Studies recognizes the contributions and influence of Hispanic Americans to the history and culture of the U.S.
Supriya Jha, Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer at SAP, joins Integrated Talent Management Class
Jha delivers a highly engaging and informative guest lecture.
“Workers Are on Their Own to Navigate the System”
Human Capital Management Lecturer Solange Charas and coauthor Stela Lupushor on ways HCM professionals can, and should, evolve.
Bill Woodson Featured In Q&A With Crain Currency
Lecturer Bill Woodson discussed his book, The Family Office: A Comprehensive Guide for Advisers, Practitioners, and Students.
How Family Offices Can Prepare For Next-Level Cyber Threats
Wealth Management lecturer Bill Woodson chimes in on how family offices can best prepare against cyber threats.
Current Student and Retired EY Partner Charles Swanson Shares Thoughts on "Going Back to School"
“I want to create a service to do just that, monitoring investment results for professionals like doctors, attorneys and CPAs,” he says.
Robert Gadd, President & Chief Strategist at OnPoint Digital, joined Nabeel Ahmad's Digital HR & the Digital Workplace Class
Gadd discusses changes in learning technology and their effect on effective learning.
It’s Time to Push Congestion Pricing over the Finish Line
"As New York City reopens, we need to charge motor vehicles for using crowded street space."
“Learn to Rely on your Classmates,” Say Recent Strategic Communication Graduates
Graduates of the M.S. program provided tips, insights, and practical advice on September 9.
The Growing Awareness and Prominence of Environmental Sustainability
"People continue to worry about the environment, but is environmental quality actually getting worse? The issue is complicated."
Revisiting Communication Theory
Q&A: Strategic Communication Lecturer Carolyn Montrose on how to effectively get your message across