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.

Jennifer Morris MIA ’97 is CEO of The Nature Conservancy: “without that essence of radical collaboration, we won’t achieve what we're trying to achieve."

Camille Laurente’s podcast, Sincerely, Hueman, explores the “vivid, quirky lives of humans you should know, and their stories of spreading positivity and doing good in the modern age.”

“Doing the EPM program gave me the understanding of what the NY Fed does and it gave me the knowledge to be competitive as a candidate.”

Mariana Costa Checa MPA-DP ’13 is the founder and CEO of Laboratoria, a social enterprise that is giving thousands of Latin American women the tools to start a career in the technology sector.

Before studying at Columbia SIPA, Emeka Richard Ochu MPA-EPM ’19 worked at the Central Bank of Nigeria in economic policymaking. He is now a research scholar at the Center on Global Energy Policy.

SIPA classmates Karine Jean-Pierre MPA ’03 and U.S. Rep. Elissa Slotkin MIA ’03 share why careers in public service are so important, now more than ever.