Forum on the Future of Work

June 20-21, 2019 | Columbia University, New York City

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The School of Professional Studies at Columbia University and UPCEA invite you to a joint Forum on the Future of Work. This event aims to expand the body of knowledge around the future of work and its impact on curriculum, instruction, and career development in the field of professional studies. The forum will feature sessions presented by industry executives, higher education leaders, and innovators in the field of education, including contributors to the forthcoming The Future of Work and the Change Imperative for Higher Education.

 

A Columbia University and UPCEA Forum on the Future of Work: Agenda

June 20-21, 2019

 

Time Activity Speakers
THURSDAY, JUNE 20
2:30-3:00 PM Check-in/networking  
3:00-3:15 PM Welcome and introductions Jason Wingard (Columbia University) & Bob Hansen (UPCEA)
3:15-4:45 PM Opening Plenary: The Leadership Landscape in the Future of Work Keynote: Jonathan K. Law (McKinsey & Company)

Panel:

Jonathan K. Law (McKinsey & Company)

Mike Ulica (National Geographic Society)

Matt Pittinsky (Parchment)

Carrington S. Carter (TIAA)

Moderator: Lauren Weber (The Wall Street Journal)

5:00-6:30 PM Networking Reception  

 

FRIDAY, JUNE 21
8:15-9:00 AM Networking Breakfast  
9:00-9:15 AM Day 2 Welcome Christine Farrugia (Columbia University)
9:15-10:45 AM Talent of the Future: Are we missing the mark? Panelists:

Lance Braunstein (Blackrock)

Gregory L. Robinson (NASA)

Amrit Ray (Pfizer/Upjohn)

 

Moderator: Neil Irwin (New York Times)

10:45-11:00 AM Break  
11:00 AM-12:30 PM Higher education: Still the solution for a workforce in flux? Panelists:

Kelly Otter (Georgetown University)

Chris Dede (Harvard University)

Chris Mayer (The U.S. Military Academy West Point)

Moderator:

Goldie Blumenstyk (The Chronicle of Higher Education)

Table Discussion Leaders

Matthew Rascoff (Duke University) & James DeVaney (University of Michigan)

Nelson Baker & Yakut Gazi (Georgia Institute of Technology)

David Schejbal (Marquette University)

Earl Lewis & Alford Young, Jr. (University of Michigan)

Anne Trumbore (The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania)

12:30 PM-1:30 PM Networking Lunch  
1:30-2:45 PM Bridging the Gap Between Learning and Labor Panelists:

Ross Wiener (Aspen Institute)

Janet Chen (Business-Higher Education Forum)

LaVerne Srinivasan (Carnegie Corporation)

Mary Alice McCarthy (New America)

Moderator: Paul Fain (Inside Higher Ed)

2:45-3:00 PM Wrap up Jason Wingard (Columbia University) & Bob Hansen (UPCEA)
3:00 PM Adjourn  

 

 

Lodging

Numerous hotels are available near the Columbia University campus with negotiated, discounted rates for Columbia guests: 

Hotel Address Phone
Aloft Harlem (Harlem) 2296 Frederick Douglas Boulevard (877) 462-5638

Reference: Columbia University Rates

Edge Hotel (Washington Heights) 514 West 168th Street (212) 543-0005

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Reference: Columbia University Rate

Hotel Beacon (Upper West Side) 2130 Broadway at 75th Street (800) 572-4969 or

(212) 787-1100 ext. 2

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Reference: Columbia University Rates

Hotel Belleclaire (Upper West Side) 250 West 77th Street (212) 362-7700

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Reference: Booking Code COLUM

The Hotel Newton (Upper West Side) 2528 Broadway (212) 678-6500

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Reference: Columbia University Rates

The Hudson Hotel (Columbus Circle) 358 West 58th Street (800) 606-6090

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Reference: BTCOLU Rate Code

ArtHouse Hotel-NYLO (Upper West Side) 2178 Broadway at West 77th Street (800) 509-7598 or 

(212) 362-1100

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Reference: Columbia University Rates

The Empire Hotel (Lincoln Center/Upper West Side) 44 West 63rd Street (855) 265-7400

Reference: Columbia University Rates

The Lucerne (Upper West Side) 201 West 79th Street (800) 492-8122

Reference: Corporate Acct. #119

Courtyard Marriott Central Park (Central Park South) 1717 Broadway (855) 331-8443 or 

www.marriott.com/NYCPK

Reference: Company Code CU1