At SIPA’s most recent Washington, D.C., career conference, Anne Neuberger MIA ’05 reflected on a career in public service protecting the United States from cyber threats.

The China expert discussed a variety of topics with more than a dozen Columbia graduates.

In her memoir, Moving Forward, Karine Jean-Pierre MPA ’03 chronicles her experiences growing up in New York’s Haitian community to working in the Obama White House.

Roger Nathanial Ashby MPA-DP ’17 is the cofounder and executive director of OpenWise Learning, a youth development organization serving marginalized kids by providing them with STEM education with an emphasis on Technology, Social Justice and Ecological Justice.

Rachana Kumar MPA ’14, senior director of engineering at Etsy, on why role models are crucial for young women in technology and STEM.

Claudia López MPA ’03, Mayor of Bogota, visited SIPA to lead a panel on “Political and Economic Participation of Women in Latin America.”

Two-time Pulitzer winner Evan Hill MPA ’19 combines traditional reporting with digital forensics.

Phoebe Yung MPA ’14 embarked on an accidental entrepreneurial journey, starting a business called Doggy Day, a social platform that connects dogs with dog-loving neighbors.

As CEO and partnerships lead at Youth Climate Leaders, Cassia Moraes MPA-DP ’15 is working to build the next generation of climate leaders through a unique around the world experience.

Charles Taylor PhD ’22’s research finds a crucial link between cicada cycles and the impact of insecticides on human health and development.