Workshop Dates: March 24-27Cornell Advocacy Day Date: March 27Travel Dates: March 24 & 27Application Due Date: February 8Access the online application at...

Finger Lakes Craft Beverage Conference & Tradeshow - Tuesday, March 26th, 2019 The 2019 Finger Lakes Craft Beverage Conference and Trade Show, organized by...

When: Tuesday, March 26, 2019 Time: 6 pm-8 pm Where: Franklin County Courthouse Kitchen Conference Room 355 West Main Street Malone, NY...

The Long Island Tick Crisis An Educational Forum for Educators, Parents, the Agricultural Tourism Business, Agricultural Producers, and the...

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The discussion group is a great place to share ideas that worked and things you have tried. The January meeting will cover some financial topics like the...

In an effort to create awareness about waste, all of Cornell Dining's retail coffee shops will be running the Mug Club Challenge during the entire month of...

Help Cornell win in a six week competition against other Universites to reduce, reuse, and recycle waste properly everywhere on campus. Every member of the...

The 7th Annual Cornell Cooperative Extension of Seneca County 2019 Finger Lakes Craft Beverage Conference Trade Show is on Tuesday, March 26th at the del...

This course work is approved by New York for FSA Borrower Training Credits. By the end of the course work, you will be well prepared to… .Develop a...

Come socialize with applied physics graduate students while enjoying coffee, cookies, puzzles and painting! (and other fun things too). This event is...

Presented by the Cornell University’s Hotel and ILR Schools. For more than a decade, human resources professionals in the hospitality industry have relied on...

The exhibit All Labor Has Dignity: Martin Luther King Jr. and the Labor Movement will be displayed at the Kheel Center’s lobby in Ives Hall at the ILR School...

Participate in Cornell's E-cycleMania electronics recycling event, which runs March 25th - March 29th, 2019. Members of the Cornell community can recycle...

The Cornell Fruit Team is pleased to announce an in-depth school for tree fruit growers, extension educators and crop consultants on March 26 and 27, 2019,...

Two hundred seventy-seven obelisk monuments mark the U.S.–Mexico boundary line. Constructed in three distinct phases (1849–56, 1891–1912, and 1964–68), these...

Ever wonder how to sort your waste properly? Or where your waste goes? Come learn about waste in new and interesting ways! Interactive exhibition booths will...

Nectar explores the sensuality of text in the realm of queerness. Playing with the fact that language can be expansive while at the same time limiting, this...

During the Algerian Revolution (1954–62), or the Algerian War of Independence, the French civil and military authorities profoundly reorganized Algeria's...

Until only recently, science has generally been associated with the work of men, and its leading figures have generally been those endowed with the means to...

Scenes from an Honest Delusion and Other Veracious Mistakes is a collaborative exploration of the representational limits of the expression of the individual...

Human Ecology Building Terrace (T) level 37 Forest Home Drive, south of Beebe Lake free parking after 5 PM and on weekends Parkmobile in Toboggan Lodge Lot...

Our quest for knowledge about the natural world is an intrinsic part of our humanity. From the first cave-paintings to the most advanced computer...

“Can Technology-Based Interventions Reduce Disparities in Child Health?”

The exhibit All Labor Has Dignity: Martin Luther King Jr. and the Labor Movement will be displayed at the Kheel Center’s lobby in Ives Hall at the ILR School...

Serve on the panels that hear, review, and determine the outcome of alleged violations of the Campus Code of Conduct investigated by the Office of the...

Drawing from Cornell’s Rare and Manuscript Collections and the Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art, this exhibition examines how published travel imagery...

Faculty in Cornell’s Department of Art are invited to exhibit work at the Johnson every few years, providing an opportunity for both the university community...

Faculty in Cornell's Department of Art are invited to exhibit work at the Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art every few years, providing an opportunity for both...

Organized by the Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center, Vassar College, Past Time is an interdisciplinary examination that merges art with science. Watercolors,...

Regina José Galindo was born in 1974 in Guatemala City in the middle of a civil war that raged in her country from 1960 to 1996. This experience deeply...

Known for many centuries as the source of fine cotton and silk textiles, India has produced some of the world’s most innovative textile traditions. Spanning...

The early years of the Renaissance brought about renewed interest in the idealized proportions and smooth and languid gestures of Greco-Roman sculptures,...

Farm OPS, a project of the Cornell Small Farms Program, is providing series of training workshops throughout 2019 for veterans interested in agriculture....

Elections for the law school's National Security Law and Policy Society. Funded by the GPSAFC. Open to the Graduate Community. Please contact Adrian Rabin...

Ed O'Brien, Chicago Booth Misunderstanding The Value of Experience What would it be like to revisit a museum, restaurant, or city you just visited? To...

Ismaël Mourifié - University of Toronto Sharp Bounds of Testability of a Roy Model of STEM Major Choices (joint w/Marc Henry and Romuald Méango) Abstract:...

Join us for our series of engaged learning workshops! This workshop is co-sponsored with the Dyson Performance Learning Lab and will be facilitated by Amanda...

Title: Unraveling and Inhibiting the Cell Entry Mechanisms of Emerging RNA Viruses

Abstract: If a flowing liquid system in a manufacturing process is unstable, i.e., initiated disturbances are magnified, the flow can often easily be...

Hear about exciting new career development opportunities and tools you can use right now. Learn about upcoming projects in the works for Cornell staff. Q&A...

James Schnable Agronomy and Horticulture, University of Nebraska-Lincoln James Schnable is an Assistant Professor at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. He...

Hosted by Itai Cohen Geometrically incompatible confinement of solids Confining thin objects, such as rods, sheets and shells in a volume smaller than...

Come and discuss pest management and growing season issues that affected your crops in 2018 and look ahead to change you might make for the coming season....

These data include restricted‐use versions of the Decennial Census, Survey of Income and Program Participation, and other surveys. The presentation will also...

The Ethics Action Group & Cornell Law School are delighted to welcome Kristin Behfar, Professor of Strategic Leadership and Ethics at the United States Army...

As you make plans to engage in future faculty development programming this semester, please make sure to check out the set of upcoming webinars being offered...

Learn the basics QGIS, the popular free and open-source desktop GIS application for mapping and geospatial analysis. We will work together through examples...

In the high-speed world of reality-optional politics, “alternative” facts, and “fake” news, how can you identify news sources that are accurate and...

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Building on the prior literature on (spatial) scan statistics, subset scanning is an accurate and computationally efficient framework for detecting events...

Kristin Behfar is currently a Professor of Strategic Leadership and Ethics at the United States Army War College. Her research focuses on conflict...

Come to the LRC to practice your language skills and meet new people. Conversation Hours provide an opportunity to use the target language in an informal,...

Seneca Villages as Sites of Knowledge: Rematriating Hodínöhšö:ni:h Narratives after Sullivan and Clinton (1779) Professor Kelsey examines how the settler...

Join us for Adelante, a series where students lead a discussion and step outside of the classroom and reflect on activities and experiences that have been...

Sponsored by the Global Early Modern Studies Colloquium and the Department of Romance Studies.

In honor of Women's History Month and International Womens Day, CLASS will be hosting a discussion on Femicide across Latin America. There will be an...

The LSC offers free peer tutoring for the following statistics courses: STSCI 2100, STSCI 2110, STSCI 2150, STSCI 2200, ILRST 2100, ILRST 2110, BTRY 3010,...

This panel will bring together two emerging scholars who will speak on the history of landscape and its representation in the Ottoman Empire and Turkey from...

Elections for the Jewish Law Students Association 2019-20 E-Board. Funded by the GPSAFC. Open to the Graduate Community. Please contact Josh Traube at...

RSVP required Dinner included Come to our company presentation and find out how you can make an impact in your work every day. You'll get an overview of our...

Cornell Department of Performing and Media Arts invites you to a Q&A discussion with Composer David Lawrence and Writer/Lyricist Faye Greenberg, on Tuesday,...

The talk will situate architectural agency within the construction of practice in the global south. Since the inception of modernism the pavilion has been a...

Funded by the GPSAFC. Open to the Cornell Community. Please contact jmh595@cornell.edu for any special arrangements you require in order to attend this event.

For students who want to turn their interest into involvement or for students already committed to community engagement or exploring/new to Cornell. Dinner...

Co-sponsored by the Departments of Comparative LIterature, Romance Studies, and Performing and Media Arts, Italian Studies, and the Society for the Humanities.

Students: Help us imagine the future of Olin and Uris Libraries! Olin and Uris Libraries are about to embark on a major re-visioning of our spaces that will...

Come to the LRC to practice your language skills and meet new people. Conversation Hours provide an opportunity to use the target language in an informal,...

Bailemos Latin Dance Club is back this semester with two salsa lesson series. We will be offering beginner lessons for those who want to get started in...

In an industry that is so volatile and unpredictable, you need to build a system that benefits from change and shock rather than suffers from it. In other...

Tues, Mar 19, Tues, Mar 26, + Wed, Mar 27, 5:30-7pm (3 part series) What’s your personal brand? Is your passion, purpose, and potential shining through...

A Tale of Two Peoples: Phoenicians and Jews in the Land Beyond the River Lecture abstract: Recently completed excavations at Tel Kedesh, the largest mound...

A Tale of Two Peoples: Phoenicians and Jews in the Land Beyond the River Recently completed excavations at Tel Kedesh, the largest mound in Israel's Upper...

Come join Ashley McFarland, Area Livestock Specialist with the Central New York Dairy, Livestock & Field Crops Team, for a hands-on workshop focusing on...

Please join us for AAP NYC's first annual architecture graduate alumni gathering! Alumni from all architecture graduate programs are welcome...

Do you need help preparing for exams? Want to learn how to efficiently juggle multiple problem sets or projects? First time taking a reading or writing...

Five recent experimental shorts, observing the dissonance generated between landscapes and the humans who may physically or virtually inhabit them. Featuring...

If you're interested in community service CUBS is the place for you! Join us and discuss what we are currently doing.

John Haines-Eitzen, cello; Aaron Berofsky, violin; and Matt Bengtson, piano perform Beethoven’s Archduke Trio, plus a selection by Haydn.

Join us for guided meditation and tea. All are welcome.