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  • Apply to the Sustainability Management Program | Columbia University

    Apply to Columbia University's Sustainability Management program and take the next step toward a career in sustainability leadership. Apply to the Sustainability Management Program The World's Top Sustainability Programs M.S. IN SUSTAINABILITY MANAGEMENT LEARN MORE Interested in learning how this program can shape your future? Fill out the Interest Form to get connected with us today. APPLY NOW Start your application in Columbia’s Application Portal.

  • Sustainability Public Policy | Columbia University

    Explore sustainability public policy courses at Columbia University and learn how regulations shape environmental and business decisions. Area 4: Sustainability Public Policy Courses 1 Course in Environmental or Sustainability Policy and Law (3 CREDITS) Policy shapes how urban environments are managed, and sustainability practitioners must be able to analyze public policy and its effects on what they are able to do. This requirement provides students with an understanding of current policy and strengthens their ability to react to future policy developments as they emerge. COURSES SUMA PS4115 Innovative Sustainability Leadership SYLLABUS SUMA PS4130 Sustainable Cities SYLLABUS SUMA PS4310 Practicum in Innovative Sustainability Leadership SYLLABUS SUMA PS4490 Women in Cities: Integrating Needs, Rights, Access and Opportunity into Sustainable Urban Design, Planning and Management SYLLABUS SUMA PS5157 Carbon Markets and Global Climate Governance SYLLABUS SUMA PS5167 Sustainability Metrics: Corporate Decisions and Use of Data SYLLABUS SUMA PS5168 Sustainability Metrics: Data, Construction and Use SYLLABUS SUMA PS5169 Sustainability Metrics: Driving Urban and Corporate Change SYLLABUS SUMA PS5221 Climate Technology and Innovation SYLLABUS SUMA PS5250 Building a Sustainable Detroit: A Case Study in Urban Resilience SYLLABUS SUMA PS5301 International Environmental Law for Sustainability Managers SYLLABUS SUMA PS5690 Infrastructure Development for Sustainable and Resilient Cities SYLLABUS SUMA PS5701 Water Governance SYLLABUS SUMA PS5710 Electrification and Decarbonization – Regulatory Approaches and Strategies SYLLABUS SUMA PS5720 Policy and Legal Context for Sustainability Management SYLLABUS SUMA PS5725 Business and Climate Change: Law, Policy, and Practice SYLLABUS SUMA PS5888 Geographies of Environmental Justice & Sustainability SYLLABUS SUMA PS6110 Sustainability and Urban Form: Redevelopment, Reuse, and Ecological Design SYLLABUS SUMA PS6115 Environmental Law and Policy in New York City SYLLABUS SUMA PS6120 Equity, Policy, and Sustainability SYLLABUS SUMA PS6125 Fashion Policy and the Politics of Government Action SYLLABUS SUMA PS6140 Applied Energy Methods in Affordable Housing Development SYLLABUS For other approved courses in this area, please visit this page .

  • Sustainability Analytics Certificate | Columbia University

    Learn sustainability analytics at Columbia University and build data-driven skills to measure and manage environmental impact. Sustainability Analytics Certificate Columbia University in the City of New York offers the world’s foremost graduate degree programs in applied sustainability studies. The Certification in Sustainability Analytics addresses the need to train professionals in quantitative and technical skills central to the practice of sustainability. The management adage “What Gets Measured Gets Done” is particularly true as it relates to the implementation of sustainability initiatives. The Certification in Sustainability Analytics trains professionals to develop skills in analytic methods and quantitative analysis that enable practitioners to measure, report, and communicate the sustainability of organizations, products, and services. Upon completion of this program, students will possess the knowledge and tools to track sustainability indicators, analyze and interpret data, and report upon the findings to industry, nonprofit, and government decision makers. The certification focuses on key topics in accounting, metrics and indices, monitoring procedures, and reporting. Students who complete the certification will have a strong framework that can be used to benchmark performance and develop future sustainability initiatives. The Certification may be taken as a complement to other graduate degree programs, including the Master of Science in Sustainability Management, or it can be taken as a stand-alone program. FACULTY Instructors include world-class sustainability experts and practitioners with experience at leading companies and public organizations, including the World Bank, the City of New York, the Port Authority of NY & NJ, the Wildlife Conservation Society, The New York Times, Accenture, Bloomberg Associates, Goldman Sachs, White & Case LLP, Heineken USA, Colgate-Palmolive, and the United Nations Development Programme. STUDENTS The Certification in Sustainability Analytics is ideal for sustainability professionals in the New York City metropolitan region. It is applicable across a variety of industries, including: financial services, construction, utilities, energy, industrial manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, media, food service, transportation, and technology, among others. CURRICULUM The Certification in Sustainability Analytics requires the successful completion of four courses or 12 points. Students enrolled on a part-time basis can complete the certification requirements in as many as four semesters. Students enrolled on a full-time basis can complete the certification requirements in one semester. Students choose four 3-point courses, including the following course offerings: SUMA PS4130 Sustainable Cities SYLLABUS SUMA PS5020 Cost Benefit Analysis SYLLABUS SUMA PS5025 Corporate Sustainability Reporting and Strategy SYLLABUS SUMA PS5033 Decision Models & Management SYLLABUS SUMA PS5035 GHG Emissions: Measuring and Minimizing the Carbon Footprint SYLLABUS SUMA PS5162 Responsiveness and Resilience in the Built Environment SYLLABUS SUMA PS5167 Sustainability Metrics: Corporate Decisions and Use of Data SUMA PS5168 Sustainability Metrics: Data, Construction and Use SUMA PS5169 Sustainability Metrics: Driving Urban and Corporate Change SYLLABUS SUMA PS5170 Sustainable Operations SYLLABUS SUMA PS5193 Core Data Science Concepts for Sustainable Finance SYLLABUS SUMA PS5195 Accounting, Finance, and Modeling of Sustainable Investments SYLLABUS SUMA PS5205 Geographic Information Systems for Sustainability Management SYLLABUS SUMA PS5220 Sustainable Entrepreneurship SYLLABUS SUMA PS5230 Earth's Climate System SYLLABUS SUMA PS5255 Data Analysis & Visualization in Sustainability SYLLABUS SUMA PS5445 Impact Finance for Sustainability Practitioners SYLLABUS SUMA PS5470 Circular Economy for Sustainability Professionals SYLLABUS SUMA PS5525 Consumerism and Sustainability SYLLABUS SUMA PS5650 Solar Project Development SYLLABUS SUMA PS5690 Environmental Infrastructure for Sustainable Cities SYLLABUS SUMA PS5888 Geographies of Environmental Justice and Sustainability SYLLABUS COMMUNITY Certification students are members of Columbia University’s Earth Institute and the School of Professional Studies communities. The Earth Institute is affiliated with more than 30 academic programs at Columbia University and has developed numerous innovative courses that train students to understand and address the pressing and complex issues of environmental protection and sustainability. The Earth Institute is conducting and applying interdisciplinary scientific research to address many crosscutting issues, while training a new generation of problem solvers to tackle these issues in all areas of society. Certification students are an integral part of a growing network of emerging sustainability professionals and are encouraged to take advantage of all University and co-curricular events and resources. The certification focuses on key topics in accounting, metrics and indices, monitoring procedures, and reporting. Students who complete the certification will have a strong framework that can be used to benchmark performance and develop future sustainability initiatives. TO APPLY Application Type : Master's Affiliated CPA Program Application Deadlines Spring 2026 Deadline: November 1, 2025 Fall 2026 Deadline: May 1, 2026 Need help applying? Click here .

  • Staff | MS in Sustainability Management | Columbia University

    Learn more about the staff at Columbia University's Sustainability Management program. STAFF Steve Cohen Program Director Maria Gray Director of Curriculum Affairs & Administration Cindy lp Assistant Director of Student Affairs Chandler Precht Director of External Affairs & Communications John E. Williams Director of Student Affairs & DEI Sarah Howard Operations Manager

  • Tuition & Financing | Columbia University

    Learn more about tuition and financing at Columbia University's Sustainability Management program. TUITION & FINANCING Tuition and Fees Tuition is calculated based on the total points (credits) registered for a given semester. Full-time students are registered for 12 or more points in a given semester. This listing is intended to summarize possible charges that could be incurred against a student’s account. Certain charges depend upon specific circumstances, as noted. Fees that are not billed to the student account, such as course fees or placement test fees, may be required but are not listed here. Tuition Summer 2026 $2,850.00 per point Fall 2026 $2,850.00 per point Spring 2027 $2,850.00 per point Student Activities Fee* $311.00 per term University Services and Support Fee** Full-time (12+ credits) $645.00per term Part-time (1–5.99 credits) $490.00 per term Full-time (12+ credits) $759.00 per term Health and Related Services Fee*** Half-time (6–11.99 credits) $380.00 per term Part-time (1–5.99 credits) $228.00 per term One-Time Document Fee for all new students $105.00 Orientation Fee (beginning Fall 2021)**** one-time fee for all new M.S. students $156.00 Technology Fee On Campus $36.00 per term Online $226.00 per term International Services Charge Required of all international students. $175.00 per term Late Registration Fees During late registration period $50.00 After late registration period $100.00 Withdrawal Fee Required of any student who drops all courses for which he or she has registered. $75.00 per term Student Medical Insurance All full-time students must provide proof of insurance or enroll in one of the University plans. This fee is optional for part-time students Details Deposit Requirement View Tuition and fees are subject to the Columbia University Board of Trustees' approval and may change. * Student Activities Fee – Assessed to support in-person and online student-facing services and events including but not limited to: Academic Support, Career Services, Graduation, Student Engagement Programs, and SPS student organizations. All events can be found on SPS Engage at columbiasps.campuslabs.com/engage. ** Orientation Fee – Required one-time fee for all entering degree students in their first term, covering the costs of mandatory orientation programming. Funding Opportunities Sustainability Management Fellowship Programs Course Reader Roles Columbia HBCU Fellowship Program Luksic Scholarship for Sustainability at Columbia University Columbia SPS CUNY Fellowship Climate School Internships Financial Resources SCHOOL OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES FINANCIAL RESOURCES The School of Professional Studies works to ensure that the cost of continuing education and professional studies do not stand in the way of students’ goals. Most students at the School use a combination of savings, scholarships, loans, outside grants, sponsors, or employer tuition benefits to cover the cost of attendance. FINANCIAL AID AND SCHOLARSHIPS COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY STUDENT FINANCIAL SERVICES EARTH INSTITUTE EXTERNAL FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES

  • Events and Information Sessions | Columbia University

    Join events and information sessions to learn more about Columbia University's Sustainability Management program. EVENTS AND INFORMATION SESSIONS Explore Next Steps as a Prospective Student With an Admissions Counselor via Zoom. You can access the Zoom room through a phone, laptop, desktop, or tablet. EXPLORE NEXT STEPS UPCOMING EVENTS 11 TUE Aug Sustainability Management Final Capstone Briefings: Summer 2026 RSVP 6:10 PM - 7:15 PM Uris Hall UPCOMING INFORMATION SESSIONS 31 Mon Aug Learn About Columbia University's M.S. in Sustainability Management Program RSVP 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM Online 10 Thu Sep Learn About Columbia University's M.S. in Sustainability Management Program RSVP 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM Online 8 Thu Oct Learn About Columbia University's M.S. in Sustainability Management Program RSVP 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM Online 12 Thu Nov Learn About Columbia University's M.S. in Sustainability Management Program RSVP 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM Online Please fill out this form if you would like to receive our information session presentation or a recording. ON THE ROAD Every year, representatives from the M.S. in Sustainability Management program travel to recruitment events throughout the US and globally. 7 Wed Oct UC Berkeley Graduate & Law School Fair 2026 RSVP 12:00 PM - 4:00 PM UC Berkeley Student Union IN CASE YOU MISSED IT... Frame Your Future: How Sustainability Is Transforming the World of Management April 6, 2026 Learn More Next-Gen Sustainability: Skills for What's Next October 24, 2025 Playing for the Planet: How Sports Can Champion Conservation and Climate Action September 22, 2025 Learn More In The Media Workshops in Sustainability Career Paths and Curriculum - Corporate Sustainability September 16, 2025 Workshops in Sustainability Career Paths and Curriculum September 9, 2025 1 2 3 4 1 ... 1 2 3 4 ... 4 View Our Previous Capstone Projects CONTACT US If you have a quick question or would like to receive more information about the M.S. in Sustainability Management program, please contact us via the prospective student interest form .

  • Current Student Resources | Columbia University

    Find resources for current students at Columbia University's Sustainability Management program. CURRENT STUDENT RESOURCES COURSES & REGISTRATION ADMITTED STUDENTS Program Resources Student Life Health & Safety Technology Academic Resources Jobs Financial

  • Admissions FAQs | Columbia University

    Get answers to common admissions FAQs for Columbia University's Sustainability Management program and application process. ADMISSION FAQS How long is the Master of Science in Sustainability Management program? Full-time students complete the program in three semesters. Part-time students can complete the program in as many as nine semesters. Students can enroll in classes in the fall, spring and summer semesters. How do I choose between the M.S. in sustainability science and the M.S. in Sustainability Management? The M.S. in Sustainability Management prepares students for management careers that are based on strategic, financial, and policy analyses. The curriculum emphasizes general and financial management, economics, quantitative analysis, policy, which students learn in understanding and managing the physical dimensions of sustainability (e.g. energy, water, greenhouse gas emissions, environmental infrastructure. Some typical job titles of Sustainability Management graduates may include: Global Director of Product Sustainability; Director of Facilities and Sustainability; Senior Manager, Sustainability & Legal Compliance; Manager, Environment, Policy & Social Initiatives; Energy & Sustainability Project Manager. The M.S. in Sustainability Science is best suited for prospective students with undergraduate degrees in engineering, math, science, and related fields, who want to pursue technical sustainability careers. These careers focus on the analysis of environmental risks and impacts, the prevention of pollution, and remediation. Sustainability Science graduates could attain management positions in which they oversee science and other technical staff. Some typical job titles of Sustainability Science graduates may include: Director, Division of Environmental Science and Assessment; Environmental Program Manager of Environmental Technologies; Supervisor, Environmental Monitoring; Environmental Engineer; and Environmental Compliance Specialist. The graduates of both programs could end up working side by side, but on different aspects of integrating environmental concerns in the operations of organizations. How do I apply for the Master of Science in Sustainability Management program? For complete details on how to complete and application to the program, please visit the “How to Apply ” section of our website. If you have begun a program application, but have any questions about using the online application system, submitting application components or checking to see if a component of your application has been received, please contact the School of Professional Studies Office of Admissions at apply@sps.columbia.edu . Do I have to take the GRE? Official scores on the Graduate Record Exam (GRE) general test are not required. What are the prerequisites for admission? An undergraduate degree is the only formal prerequisite for admission to the program. There are several criteria, none of which in isolation plays a decisive role in granting or denying admission to an applicant. These criteria include grade point average, coursework in math and science, work experience, familiarity with sustainability, clarity of professional goals, especially as they relate to the program, and recommendation letters. Does the M.S. degree lead to a Ph.D.? The M.S. in Sustainability Management is designed as a terminal, pre-professional degree. The program is designed for students seeking to further their careers as sustainability professionals or transition into a sustainability field. The program is not designed to prepare students to enroll in a Ph.D. in a related field. Is the application fee refundable? No, the application fee is non refundable. Common Application Errors In the Academic History section of your online application, you must list all institutions attended for at least one term, regardless of the number of credits received including: individual courses for academic credit, certifications, certificates, transfer coursework, study abroad, second bachelor’s degrees, and advanced degrees. Letters of recommendation should be written by current or former supervisors or by faculty members with whom you have studied. If you own your own business and are your own supervisor, you may select a client as your recommender. Personal references are not appropriate. If you have any questions about our admissions requirements or application process, please contact our admissions specialist at apply@sps.columbia.edu .

  • Advisory Board | Columbia University

    Meet the advisory board supporting Columbia University's Sustainability Management program and its industry connections. ADVISORY BOARD The Advisory Board provides support and guidance to the Program's leadership in advancing its mission as one of the world’s foremost graduate programs in applied sustainability studies. Advisory Board members comprise of alumni, faculty, and industry leaders in key positions in some of the world’s most impactful organizations who serve a critically important role in the development of the Program's educational and research programs. Board Member Profiles Dazzle Bhujwala Senior Director at Ceres Investor Network Wendy Hapgood Cofounder and COO, Wild Tomorrow John Lewis Senior Advisor Regenerative Agriculture at Phyla.earth James Ossman Vice President of Marketplace Initiatives and Strategic Sourcing at Etsy Kurt Vogt Lecturer in Professional Studies; Corporate Banking Susan Blaustein Founder/Director, WomenStrong International Shaun Hoyte Head of Clean Energy Networks, Con Edison Eileen McGinnis Chairwoman of the Board of Directors of CMC Energy Services Sally Paridis Senior Sustainability Industry Expert Donald Wissell Head of Private Asset-Based Finance in Private Credit, Bloomberg LLP Dong Guo Professor of Practice, School of Professional Studies Jim Kuster Managing Partner of Gravitas Americas LLC Vance Merolla Senior Vice President & Fellow, Global Sustainability, Colgate-Palmolive Company Curtis Probst CEO, New York City Energy Efficiency Corporation

  • Sustainable Finance Certificate | Columbia University

    Earn a sustainable finance certificate from Columbia University and gain skills in financial and accounting tools supplemented with sustainability methods and topics. Sustainable Finance Certificate The Certification of Professional Achievement (CPA) in Sustainable Finance prepares students to meet the growing demand for professionals who understand and can integrate the fundamentals of both corporate sustainability and financial analysis. Courses cover the unique risks and opportunities revealed by the integration of environmental, social, and governance factors in capital markets, innovative financing methods to fund the transition to a global low-carbon economy, sustainable project and infrastructure finance, responsible and impact investing, green and carbon accounting, and environmental markets. "The move to a low-carbon economy challenges conventional investment wisdom, compelling investors to refine and redefine their investment strategies. Sustainable Finance is a hands-on program that offers next-generation solutions to today's most pressing challenges. It equips students to demonstrate how investments in sustainability-driven businesses lead to improved financial performance and create a resilient long-term investment portfolio." - Dazzle Bhujwala, MS in Sustainability Management, 2018 Students learn traditional financial and accounting tools supplemented with sustainability-specific methods and topics. The CPA equips graduates with the practical information and tools they need to understand the impact of environmental sustainability in corporate financial management and financial markets and enables them to prepare for and manage the consequences of both. The CPA comprises courses that cover concepts at the intersection of sustainability and financial management, such as sustainability economics, investment, accounting, risk management, and communication. Students will gain a foundation in the core concepts of corporate finance and an understanding of the sustainability drivers in finance. Students will also learn to analyze the non-financial metrics of businesses. Courses completed in the CPA can be credited towards the Master of Science (MS) in Sustainability Management if a student decides to transfer from the CPA to the MS program. It is important to note that each course can only be counted once towards either the CPA or MS. Alternatively, students may choose to pursue the CPA in Sustainable Finance as an independent, stand-alone program without transitioning to the MS program. FACULTY Course instructors include expert faculty and practitioners who are leaders in sustainable finance, economics, accounting, corporate sustainability, environmental markets, and risk management. STUDENTS The CPA in Sustainable Finance is geared toward professionals interested in sustainability and finance. The certification is well-suited to practitioners in one or both of these areas who desire formal training in sustainable finance, as well as professionals who aspire to enter this field. The CPA is applicable to industries such as energy, financial services, real estate development, technology, transportation, and utilities. CURRICULUM The CPA can be completed through part-time or full-time enrollment, online or in person. Courses are offered in the evening on the Columbia University campus to accommodate the schedules of students working full-time. Students enrolled on a part-time basis can complete the requirements in as many as four semesters. Students enrolled on a full-time basis can complete the requirements in one semester. The CPA requires the successful completion of four courses, or 12 points, from the following course offerings. SUMA PS4190 Economics of Sustainability Management SYLLABUS SUMA PS5020 Cost Benefit Analysis SYLLABUS SUMA PS5033 Decision Models & Management SYLLABUS SUMA PS5035 GHG Emissions: Measuring and Minimizing the Carbon Footprint SYLLABUS SUMA PS5142 Sustainable Finance SYLLABUS SUMA PS5150 Energy and Sustainable Development SYLLABUS SUMA PS5155 Energy Markets and Innovation SYLLABUS SUMA PS5160 Climate Finance and Sustainable Development SYLLABUS SUMA PS5167 Sustainability Metrics: Corporate Decisions and Use of Data SUMA PS5168 Sustainability Metrics: Data, Construction and Use SUMA PS5169 Sustainability Metrics: Driving Urban and Corporate Change SYLLABUS SUMA PS5195 Accounting, Finance, and Modeling of Sustainable Investments SYLLABUS SUMA PS5197 Financing the Clean Energy Economy SYLLABUS SUMA PS5220 Sustainable Entrepreneurship SYLLABUS SUMA PS5240 Sustainable Agriculture SYLLABUS SUMA PS5320 Sustainable Investing and Economic Growth SYLLABUS SUMA PS5445 Impact Finance for Sustainability Practitioners SYLLABUS SUMA PS5446 Sustainability Value Creation in Private Markets SYLLABUS SUMA PS5650 Solar Project Development SYLLABUS SUMA PS5700 Ethics for Sustainability Management and Finance SYLLABUS SUMA PS5770 Sustainable Management of Forests SYLLABUS SUMA PS6130 Management of SEC Climate Disclosure Compliance SYLLABUS SUMA PS6131 Understanding the SEC Rule: Disclosure Law for Non-Lawyers SYLLABUS SUMA PS6132 Climate Risk and Scenario Analysis SYLLABUS COMMUNITY The students who enroll in the Sustainable Finance Certification are members of the Earth Institute, the School of Professional Studies, and the greater Columbia University community. The Earth Institute reaches across the University to draw and integrate expertise from numerous academic disciplines, in order to propose solutions to some of the world’s most pressing problems. The Earth Institute comprises two dozen research centers, and it is affiliated with more than 30 academic programs. Students who pursue the Certification have access to the Institute’s leading experts in the field of sustainability, as well as the rest of the University’s world renowned faculty. The students study alongside a new generation of problem solvers who are enrolled in the Earth Institute’s academic programs. All students have access to the Earth Institute’s Professional Development program and the hundreds of extracurricular activities that the Institute organizes each year. TO APPLY Application Type: Master's Affiliated CPA Program Application Deadlines Spring 2026 Deadline: November 1, 2025 Fall 2026 Deadline: May 1, 2026 Need help applying? Click here .

  • About | MS in Sustainability Management | Columbia University

    Columbia's MS in Sustainability Management features interdisciplinary training to teach students to address sustainability issues. About the Sustainability Management Program Columbia University’s Master of Science in Sustainability Management program features interdisciplinary training from the world’s premier sustainability academics, researchers, and practitioners. Students learn the use of leading-edge policy and management tools that can help businesses, NGOs, and governments address critical sustainability issues. The up-to-the-minute curriculum is created by the world-leading Columbia Climate School and combines the physical dimensions of sustainability with general and financial management, economics, quantitative analysis, and policy so that graduates can thrive in the job market. Students have access to Columbia’s unparalleled resources and network of sustainability professionals, along with its global alumni base. The program is offered by Columbia’s School of Professional Studies and is offered as both a full and part-time course of study to accommodate working professionals. Students have the flexibility to choose from a variety of courses to round out their studies, including those offered by other of Columbia’s globally ranked graduate schools. PROGRAM ALUMNI MAKING AN IMPACT Program graduates work for some of the world’s most impactful organizations, including: American Express Citi Clinton Global Initiative Con Edison Patagonia Google HSBC Natural Resources Defense Council Nike Samsung Electronics United Nations Global Compact World Bank Group Professional Development Resources Students and alumni benefit from professional development opportunities through the Columbia Climate School and through the School of Professional Studies’ Career Design Lab . Resources include skill building, access to leading practitioners, career networking, and specialized job search strategies and tools.

  • Faculty Advisors | MS in Sustainability Management | Columbia University

    Faculty advisors assist you as you plan your courses before registration, direct you to resources available to you, and advise you in your professional development. Your faculty advisor will be your primary resource for academic advising, but of course, you are more than welcome to reach out to any of the program’s faculty, staff, or fellow students for guidance. FACULTY ADVISORS Ms In Sustainability Management And Sustainability Certifications Faculty Advisor Bios As a student you will be able to select a faculty advisor to assist you as you plan your courses before and during registration, to direct you to resources available to you, and to advise you in your professional development. Your faculty advisor will be your primary resource for academic advising, but of course, you are more than welcome to reach out to any of the program’s faculty, staff, or fellow students for guidance. After reviewing the faculty advisor options below, please select a faculty advisor here as early as possible, and no later than the first day of new student registration. Please note that faculty advisors can only advise a limited number of students, so we encourage you to make a selection as soon as possible to make sure you get your top choice. You will be able to see the number of available advisee spots available next to the instructor’s name. If an instructor’s name does not have any remaining spots, please select your second choice. You will be notified of your confirmed faculty advisor and receive the next steps on how to schedule a meeting with your advisor within five business days. FACULTY ADVISORS - 2024 Adela Gondek Lecturer in the Discipline of Ecology, Evolution and Environmental Biology Amy Karpati Director of Science and Programs, Teatown Lake Reservation Dong Guo Professor of Practice John Williams Director of Student Affairs & DEI, Columbia Climate School Satyajit Bose Associate Professor Alex Heil Senior Economist, The Conference Board Brad Schwartz Chief Financial Officer, Encourage Capital Indrani Pal Research Scientist, NOAA Center for Earth System Science and Remote Sensing Technologies Lynnette Widder Professor of Practice Steve Cohen Program Director Ammar Belal Founding Partner, ONE432 Celine Ruben-Salama Principal, FOR THE LONG-TERM LLC Jenna Lawrence Instructor, Center for Environmental Research and Conservation Michael Puma Director and Research Scientist, Center for Climate Systems Research, The Earth Institute SELECT A FACULTY ADVISOR

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