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.

Leselle Vincent MPA-DP ’22 was named among 15 'Lions of Social Justice’ From the Class of 2022 by Columbia University.

Jennifer Burden is the founder and CEO of World Moms Network and a student in Columbia SIPA's Executive MPA (EMPA) program.

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.

Professor Sandra Black is a labor economist whose work is at the intersection of academia and policy.

Frank Reig MPA-ESP ’13 is the cofounder & CEO of Revel, a startup that is electrifying cities through charging hubs, all-electric rideshare, mopeds, and eBikes.

“If SIPA had not given me a fellowship, I never would have embarked on my life's trajectory.”

“What you can build and what that can accomplish is what gets me up in the morning.”

Ester Fuchs comments on the race for governor between incumbent Kathy Hochul (D) and Rep. Lee Zeldin from Long Island (R). 

Professor Thomas Christensen explores the international politics of the Cold War and U.S.-China relations in a new book.