Research Promotion
CBS MarComms
The CBS Marketing and Communications team works closely with faculty to help us promote and celebrate new research. More details, including how to request PR and media coverage, can be found online. Faculty are also encouraged to reach out to Roland Wyn Jones, Senior Director of Communications Content, to collaborate on the creation of a Research in Brief.
Research Roundup Newsletter
The Research Roundup is a periodic summary of accomplishments highlighting the impact of CBS scholarship. Each edition recognizes CBS authored research and awards won by CBS community members. Please help us promote and celebrate your research successes by submitting them here. Your achievements will be shared with colleagues across the School, who further amplify the impact of your scholarship.
Book Promotion
If you are a full-time faculty member who has authored a book, please share the details here. Additionally, the faculty book promotion policy can be found on the Faculty Governance website.
External Promotion
SSRN Research Paper Series
Ensure that your published papers are included in the SSRN Columbia Business School Research Paper Series by submitting the paper through the Columbia Business School RPS Submission Form.
ORCID
ORCID is a free, unique, persistent identifier (PID) for individuals to use as they engage in research, scholarship, and innovation activities. It takes just a few minutes to create and allows you to move to a more standardized and open-source way to identify authors and publications. Because it is a unique identifier, like a Social Security Number, ORCID enables you to distinguish yourself and claim credit for your work while controlling access to your data, no matter how many people have your same (or similar) name.
To set up your ORCID profile: click on Register and complete the form. Once you have created your ORCID, please share the number with us through this form.
Meet Your Neighbor Lunches
Meet Your Neighbor Lunches are an opportunity to get to know your colleagues and the work they do in an informal way while enjoying a good free lunch (we may be the exception to the rule of "no free lunch").
During MYN Lunches, faculty members give an informal overview of their work followed by an open discussion over lunch provided by the Office of the Vice Dean for Research. The focus isn't a particular paper or project, but rather an overview of research interests. Different floors have their lunches on different dates to allow faculty to attend lunches on other floors as well. An email and calendar invites will be circulated to all full-time faculty at the beginning of each semester.
Columbia Business School Practice Prize
This award was created in 2023 and is intended to recognize a faculty member who has made significant contributions to the practice of business and policy. “Practice” in this context can mean for-profit, not-for-profit, or policy. The award is open to full-time faculty members who have demonstrated scholarly work that has had a major positive impact on the public or private sector, generating positive impacts on society, increasing firm profitability or efficiency, shaping the leadership structure of an organization, or affecting regulation or government policy.
The inaugural Practice Prize recipient was Stijn Van Nieuwerburgh, Earle W. Kazis and Benjamin Schore Professor of Real Estate in the Finance Division, in recognition of his groundbreaking research on the intersection of housing, asset pricing, and macroeconomics — what he calls the urban doom loop.