News at Columbia SPS Category - Any -AlumniDean’s CircleFacultyImpacts and InsightsIn the CommunityKnowledge BaseOffice of the DeanPress ReleaseResearch & PublicationsSchoolStaffStudentTalks@Columbia Faculty Salto Mortale Those must have been some juicy details the Federal Reserve and U.S. banks fought for more than two years from being released. Alumni A Columbia Gap Year Medical student Elizabeth Ng (right) took a chance on the SPS program in Bioethics. Here’s what she learned. Student From Physician to Patient Bioethics student Dr. Judy Fine-Edelstein confronts her own life-threatening disease. Alumni “All you need [to do] is to talk to people and go with the flow” A Q&A with Human Capital Management graduate and PR professional Anam Patel on her time at SPS and the joys of networking. Alumni “A Truly Global Environment” A Q&A with recent Human Capital Management graduate Muhammad Dadisatyo on how he’ll use his new skills in his native Indonesia. Faculty Research and Wine: A Perfect Pairing Demonstrate your subject matter expertise to stand out. Faculty New York Needs the Environmental Bond Act When New Yorkers go to the polls they will be asked to vote to authorize a new $4.2 billion environmental bond. School Celebrating Five Years of the SPS HBCU Fellowship Program The program, unique to the Ivy League, is celebrating five years of growth and impact. Faculty Dave Fineman, Global Leader of People Analytics and Workforce Planning at PTC, Joins Integrated Talent Management Class Fineman discusses how companies build an Analytics culture and supporting practices. Faculty Rebecca Ray, Ph.D., Executive Vice President of The Conference Board, Joins Amy Abel's HCM Agility Class Ray discusses the future or leadership. Faculty Political Analytics Faculty: Leading in Applied Quantitative Methods Political Science Professors Donald P. Green and Robert Y. Shapiro have recently written books that apply quantitative and statistical methods to major trends in political analysis. Student Negotiation and Conflict Resolution Capstones Analyze Google Nest, the City of Minneapolis, and the Dakota Access Pipeline How do parties that disagree with each other arrive at working solutions? Load More
