Events
Monday, June 18, 2018
Do you want to gain a broad understanding of cider & perry and acquire the main skills & knowledge necessary to make quality products? Then this is the class...
Identify theft happens every 17 seconds and costs you not only time but money, credit and your good name. Learn what you can do to protect yourself from...
Cider—the alcoholic kind—went from the traditional drink of the American farmer to an obscure niche beverage to a burgeoning and vibrant craft industry in...
This exhibition will present innovative works by 13 FSAD students (9 grads and 4 undergrads) based on their exploration of a wide range of subjects related...
Portraits of Progress celebrates five years of the Tata-Cornell Institute (TCI) and its focus on solving chronic malnutrition in India through...
Cornell students know that ALL mushrooms are magical. Creative art that tells the stories of fabulous fungi is now on view on Mann Library’s 2nd floor study...
The exhibition “The World Bewitch’d” explores the origins and spread of the belief in witchcraft across Europe. It features rare and unique books and...
How much of your time do you spend each day using Microsoft Outlook? For many people, Microsoft Outlook is overwhelming, disorganized and frustrating, but it...
"SRF Linacs for High Brilliance Compact X-ray Sources and Mergers for Magnetized Beams" Abstract: In recent years, there is an interest in using inverse...
Manage your time using the Outlook calendar to create, update and cancel appointments and meetings! In this session, we will discuss how to efficiently...
Talks are given mostly by Cornell Faculty as part of the SPUR program during the summer. This summer's program has 2 types of projects, SPUR and REU; the...
Public lecture by Homi Bhabha, Anne F. Rothenberg Professor of the Humanities, Department of English; Director, Manhindra Humanities Center; Senior Advisor...
Tuesday, June 19, 2018
Please use this page to let us know you plan to attend the Leader Training Clinic for online fair entries on Thursday June 28th between 5:30pm-7pm.
Do you want to gain a broad understanding of cider & perry and acquire the main skills & knowledge necessary to make quality products? Then this is the class...
LEAD RENOVATION, REPAIR, & PAINTING (RRP-INITIAL) June 2018-TRAINING CLASSES CLASS SIZE IS LIMITED- REGISTER TODAY- ALL TRAININGS ARE FREE
Join TASTE NY, Cornell Cooperative Extension of Broome County and Dr. Richard Stup, of the Cornell Agricultural Workforce Development program, as we discuss...
Start the fresh produce season by making and canning some fresh strawberry jam! Learn the basics of boiling water canning by making this tasty, colorful, and...
Cider—the alcoholic kind—went from the traditional drink of the American farmer to an obscure niche beverage to a burgeoning and vibrant craft industry in...
This exhibition will present innovative works by 13 FSAD students (9 grads and 4 undergrads) based on their exploration of a wide range of subjects related...
Portraits of Progress celebrates five years of the Tata-Cornell Institute (TCI) and its focus on solving chronic malnutrition in India through...
Cornell students know that ALL mushrooms are magical. Creative art that tells the stories of fabulous fungi is now on view on Mann Library’s 2nd floor study...
This class is for beginning web developers with little or no previous knowledge of Dreamweaver or web development. Also appropriate for experienced web...
The exhibition “The World Bewitch’d” explores the origins and spread of the belief in witchcraft across Europe. It features rare and unique books and...
During the first half of the twentieth century, the movement to “modernize” China was led by Chinese intellectuals who considered aesthetic education and the...
This exhibition celebrates the forty-fifth anniversary of the Johnson Museum, which opened on May 23, 1973. The building, designed by I. M. Pei and made...
Shifting Ground presents a survey of landscapes from mid– to late–20th century American art. As imagined representations of place, landscapes are always...
Join us for our Science on Tap Summer Series practice talks on: "The Science of Innovation: drawing links between basic research and real-world...
Git is being used by many projects across campus and specifically utilized for many cloudification project elements. This course is designed for those who...
public lecture by Veena Das, Krieger-Eisenhower Professor of Anthropology and Adjunct Professor of Humanities, Johns Hopkins University
Occurs every month on the third Tuesday at Desert Edge Brewery in Trolley Square. Join your old friends, or make some new ones, over a drink and/or dinner!
Wednesday, June 20, 2018
On Wednesday, June 20 from 6-9 p.m. Cornell Cooperative Extension Master Food Preserver Jan Ryder will be having a hands on workshop Boiling Water and...
Do you want to gain a broad understanding of cider & perry and acquire the main skills & knowledge necessary to make quality products? Then this is the class...
LEAD RENOVATION, REPAIR, & PAINTING (RRP-REFRESHER) June 2018-TRAINING CLASSES-CLASS SIZE IS LIMITED- REGISTER TODAY- ALL TRAININGS ARE FREE *Please fax,...
Thank you for signing up to attend Managing Pasture and Forage Quality to Meet the Nutritional Needs of Meat and Fiber Livestock on June 20, 2018, 1:00 -...
Not Just for Pickles, Pickling on Wednesday, June 20th from 6:30pm-7:30pm We will be getting down to the nitty-gritty of pickling and going beyond the...
Join us for a Pop Up Jam Session for inexperienced jam makers! Wednesday, June 20th, 6:30-8:00 pm near Penfield 4 Corners. Led by our certified Master Food...
Join Cornell Cooperative Extension of Ulster County for our 5th annual Hudson Valley Small Grains Field Day. This has been a popular event for the past four...
Preservation workshop inspired by seasonal bounty of the North Country. Jam, fruit leather, mini pies & more thanks to delicious donations from Martin's...
Start the fresh produce season by making and canning some fresh strawberry jam! Learn the basics of boiling water canning by making this tasty, colorful, and...
Cider—the alcoholic kind—went from the traditional drink of the American farmer to an obscure niche beverage to a burgeoning and vibrant craft industry in...
This exhibition will present innovative works by 13 FSAD students (9 grads and 4 undergrads) based on their exploration of a wide range of subjects related...
Portraits of Progress celebrates five years of the Tata-Cornell Institute (TCI) and its focus on solving chronic malnutrition in India through...
Cornell students know that ALL mushrooms are magical. Creative art that tells the stories of fabulous fungi is now on view on Mann Library’s 2nd floor study...
This course is designed to get participants familiar with Drupal. The course will introduce participants to Content Management System (CMS) concepts, the...
Cornell Cooperative Extension of Allegany County will be offering a 4-H and FFA sponsored Tractor and Machinery Safety Certification Training. Certification...
The exhibition “The World Bewitch’d” explores the origins and spread of the belief in witchcraft across Europe. It features rare and unique books and...
John Canestaro, from the New York State Veterans Office, is here to help military veterans at Cornell and in the Tompkins County community with their state...
During the first half of the twentieth century, the movement to “modernize” China was led by Chinese intellectuals who considered aesthetic education and the...
This exhibition celebrates the forty-fifth anniversary of the Johnson Museum, which opened on May 23, 1973. The building, designed by I. M. Pei and made...
Shifting Ground presents a survey of landscapes from mid– to late–20th century American art. As imagined representations of place, landscapes are always...
Join presenters Aaron Gabriel, Hank Bignell, Ken Wise, and farm hosts Kevin Jablonski and Karen Christensen for an educational grazier meeting. Some topics...
Talks are given mostly by Cornell Faculty as part of the SPUR program during the summer. This summer's program has 2 types of projects, SPUR and REU; the...
public lecture by Paul Fleming, Professor of German Studies and Comparative Literature; Taylor Family Director, Society for the Humanities, Cornell University
This hands-on class offers an introduction to painting the flora of our gardens, while guiding artists of all levels to greater breadth of skills. From plant...
We will be getting down to the nitty-gritty of pickling and going beyond the standard pickles this year. Hands on demos of asparagus and zucchini chips are...
Thursday, June 21, 2018
Do you want to gain a broad understanding of cider & perry and acquire the main skills & knowledge necessary to make quality products? Then this is the class...
LEAD RENOVATION, REPAIR, & PAINTING (RRP-INITIAL) June 2018-TRAINING CLASSES CLASS SIZE IS LIMITED- REGISTER TODAY- ALL TRAININGS ARE FREE ...
Stone Soup Supper Club 4-H project will delve into the local and global food scene. The first dinner date will be Thursday June 21, 2018 from 6 pm-8 pm at...
Cider—the alcoholic kind—went from the traditional drink of the American farmer to an obscure niche beverage to a burgeoning and vibrant craft industry in...
This exhibition will present innovative works by 13 FSAD students (9 grads and 4 undergrads) based on their exploration of a wide range of subjects related...
Portraits of Progress celebrates five years of the Tata-Cornell Institute (TCI) and its focus on solving chronic malnutrition in India through...
Cornell students know that ALL mushrooms are magical. Creative art that tells the stories of fabulous fungi is now on view on Mann Library’s 2nd floor study...
Cornell Cooperative Extension of Allegany County will be offering a 4-H and FFA sponsored Tractor and Machinery Safety Certification Training. Certification...
About the class This two-session course will cover typical requirements and challenges of starting and operating a business, ranging from product and service...
The exhibition “The World Bewitch’d” explores the origins and spread of the belief in witchcraft across Europe. It features rare and unique books and...
During the first half of the twentieth century, the movement to “modernize” China was led by Chinese intellectuals who considered aesthetic education and the...
This exhibition celebrates the forty-fifth anniversary of the Johnson Museum, which opened on May 23, 1973. The building, designed by I. M. Pei and made...
Many of the plants you grow have at least one pollinator partner who helps shape the evolution of their flower and distribution. From bees, to butterflies,...
Shifting Ground presents a survey of landscapes from mid– to late–20th century American art. As imagined representations of place, landscapes are always...
Primordial black holes and gravitational waves in inflation Abstract: We discuss the production of primordial black holes and associated gravitational waves...
Join Cornell Cooperative Extension of Rensselaer County for a screening & panel discussion of Food Evolution, a film by Acadamy Award nominee Scott Hamilton...
You are invited to join the College of Architecture, Art, and Planning's alumni reception during this year's AIA Conference on Architecture in New York City....
Friday, June 22, 2018
Do you want to gain a broad understanding of cider & perry and acquire the main skills & knowledge necessary to make quality products? Then this is the class...
LEAD RENOVATION, REPAIR, & PAINTING (RRP-Refresher) June 22, 2018-TRAINING CLASSES-CLASS SIZE IS LIMITED- REGISTER TODAY- ALL TRAININGS ARE FREE *Please...
REGISTER TODAY! NO CHARGE FOR VETERANS! Farm Squad is an action packed 3 day farm training event. It includes sit down instruction, field training, hands on...
The first joint symposium of the Primary Care Veterinary Educators and the Veterinary Educator Collaborative will be held at Cornell University June 22-24,...
Special Event, Symposium / College of Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, Sustainability, Engineering
Please join us as we honor the achievements of Michael L. Shuler, Samuel B. Eckert Professor of Engineering, during a symposium to be held June 22, 2018. ...
Getting back into the field: Reflections on 10 years at a small, liberal arts college
Cider—the alcoholic kind—went from the traditional drink of the American farmer to an obscure niche beverage to a burgeoning and vibrant craft industry in...
This exhibition will present innovative works by 13 FSAD students (9 grads and 4 undergrads) based on their exploration of a wide range of subjects related...
Portraits of Progress celebrates five years of the Tata-Cornell Institute (TCI) and its focus on solving chronic malnutrition in India through...
Cornell students know that ALL mushrooms are magical. Creative art that tells the stories of fabulous fungi is now on view on Mann Library’s 2nd floor study...
Cornell Cooperative Extension of Allegany County will be offering a 4-H and FFA sponsored Tractor and Machinery Safety Certification Training. Certification...
The exhibition “The World Bewitch’d” explores the origins and spread of the belief in witchcraft across Europe. It features rare and unique books and...
During the first half of the twentieth century, the movement to “modernize” China was led by Chinese intellectuals who considered aesthetic education and the...
This exhibition celebrates the forty-fifth anniversary of the Johnson Museum, which opened on May 23, 1973. The building, designed by I. M. Pei and made...
Shifting Ground presents a survey of landscapes from mid– to late–20th century American art. As imagined representations of place, landscapes are always...
We play board games, card games, miniatures games, and role-playing games (RPGs). Attendance is free and open to anyone. Rules are taught for most games.
Saturday, June 23, 2018
4-H youth will learn the equipment, lighting, composition, and skill building of photography. Must bring camera with empty SD card, cameras are available...
REGISTER TODAY! NO CHARGE FOR VETERANS! Farm Squad is an action packed 3 day farm training event. It includes sit down instruction, field training, hands on...
The first joint symposium of the Primary Care Veterinary Educators and the Veterinary Educator Collaborative will be held at Cornell University June 22-24,...
If you would like to learn how to safely prepare canned and freezer strawberry jam, this is the workshop for you. This is a hands-on workshop where you will...
This exhibition will present innovative works by 13 FSAD students (9 grads and 4 undergrads) based on their exploration of a wide range of subjects related...
Oculi, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition, is an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The installation opens on...
During the first half of the twentieth century, the movement to “modernize” China was led by Chinese intellectuals who considered aesthetic education and the...
This exhibition celebrates the forty-fifth anniversary of the Johnson Museum, which opened on May 23, 1973. The building, designed by I. M. Pei and made...
Shifting Ground presents a survey of landscapes from mid– to late–20th century American art. As imagined representations of place, landscapes are always...
Join Cornell Cooperative Extension of Monroe County for the 2nd Annual 4-H EXPO at Ontario Beach Park (Charlotte) on Saturday, June 23, 2018 from 11 a.m. to...
Take a relaxing stroll with a Garden Guide through the gardens around the Nevin Welcome Center and discover the beauty and diversity of our cultivated plant...
Cider—the alcoholic kind—went from the traditional drink of the American farmer to an obscure niche beverage to a burgeoning and vibrant craft industry in...
Portraits of Progress celebrates five years of the Tata-Cornell Institute (TCI) and its focus on solving chronic malnutrition in India through...
Cornell students know that ALL mushrooms are magical. Creative art that tells the stories of fabulous fungi is now on view on Mann Library’s 2nd floor study...
Sunday, June 24, 2018
REGISTER TODAY! NO CHARGE FOR VETERANS! Farm Squad is an action packed 3 day farm training event. It includes sit down instruction, field training, hands on...
The first joint symposium of the Primary Care Veterinary Educators and the Veterinary Educator Collaborative will be held at Cornell University June 22-24,...
This exhibition will present innovative works by 13 FSAD students (9 grads and 4 undergrads) based on their exploration of a wide range of subjects related...
Oculi, the winner of the 2018 City of Dreams competition, is an interdisciplinary exhibition crafted of disused grain silos. The installation opens on...
During the first half of the twentieth century, the movement to “modernize” China was led by Chinese intellectuals who considered aesthetic education and the...
This exhibition celebrates the forty-fifth anniversary of the Johnson Museum, which opened on May 23, 1973. The building, designed by I. M. Pei and made...
Shifting Ground presents a survey of landscapes from mid– to late–20th century American art. As imagined representations of place, landscapes are always...
The Cornell Catholic Community celebrates Mass every Sunday at 10:30 AM in Sage Chapel. All Are Welcome!
From its earliest use by the Cayuga Nation, this beautiful lakeside site that is now Stewart Park has a fascinating history. Originally known as Renwick...
Know Your Rights Training Immigration ScreeningPower of AttorneyParental Designation FormsParental Permission to TravelDocuments Needed: The...
