Campus Opportunities
Live, Learn & Intern in DC
Cornell in Washington is now accepting applications for Spring & Summer 2023, https://cornell.campusgroups.com/click?linkid=38f95bca-d562-4b23-adac-6e008ffe4d1d
CIW students get to live in the heart of Washington, D.C. and experience the amazing opportunities the city has to offer. While living in DC students will take Cornell classes at Cornell’s satellite campus, the Wolpe Center. Students also have the opportunity to gain immeasurable career experience through an internship of their choosing! The best part about the program is “any person, any major” can participate!
· Information Sessions will be held on September 13, September 20, October 4 and October 17. Learn more about how you can experience world-class courses, internships and community engagement designed to transform students into scholars, professionals, and leaders. Hear about our classes, the Wolpe Center residence, searching for an internship and fun activities in DC.
RSVP for an info session at Cornell in Washington Campus Groups . Contact Lyndsey Bullock with questions, ldb27@cornell.edu
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Engage to Empower Hackathon
- We would like to invite you to participate in the inaugural Engage to Empower Hackathon hosted by the Bowers CIS Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion on September 30 – October 2, 2022! Teams comprised of 4-6 students from technical and non-technical backgrounds will work collaboratively to design innovative solutions to strengthen diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts across the globe.
- NON-CODERS ARE NEEDED! What you may perceive as a weakness in a hackathon is actually your greatest strength! Hackathons need designers, researchers, project managers, and many others to build (winning) hackathon projects. So, your talents are in high demand!
Thousands of dollars in cash prizes are up for grabs, plus numerous opportunities to network with and be mentored by representatives from LinkedIn, Google, JP Morgan Chase, Deloitte, Veritas, Intel, IBM, Wayfair, Goldman Sachs, Northrop Grumman, and staff and faculty across Cornell, both in person and virtually!
The E2E Hackathon is an in-person event open to students of all levels and areas of study – learn more and sign up here! Registration closes September 21st.
Please feel free to reach out to Cass D’Amato with any questions. We hope to see you there!
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Touchdown's Guide to Thrive: Study Skills Workshop with Mike Chen
Thursday, September 29th | 7-8pm | Tatkon Center (RPCC 101)
Link: https://cglink.me/2ee/r1665020
Join Mike Chen from the Learning Strategies Center for a study skills workshop that is guaranteed to help you through your time here at Cornell! Mike has a BA in English from Yale and an MFA in creative writing from Cornell. Much more importantly, he has been helping Cornell students with their study skills since the turn of the century. Mike coordinates LSC study skills services, and consults one-on-one with students on their time management, note-taking, test preparation and other issues related to their studies. We know you won't want to miss out!
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Cornell University Borehole Observatory (CUBO) tour
Friday, September 30th | 3:30-4:30pm | Meet at Barbara McClintock Parking Lot
Link: https://cglink.me/2ee/r1801855
Join the Faculty in Residence of Barbara McClintock, Dr. Susan Daniel, for a drive over to the Borehole Observatory to learn what exciting experiment Cornell is undertaking to heat our campus in the future using the warmth of the earth! Come for a chance to win a sustainable gift!
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FIRst Faculty Friday with Dr. Connie Yuan & Dr. Kristen Underhill
Friday, September 30th | 4-5pm | Tatkon Center (RPCC 101)
Link: https://cglink.me/2ee/r1802159
Engaging with faculty members for the first time can be scary but you don't have to do it alone. Join the Tatkon Center and North Campus Faculty in Residences for a series geared towards introducing you to faculty members outside of the classroom. During FIRst Faculty Fridays, come meet and engage with the different faculty in residence on North campus. You'll get a free mug to bring with you every week, some coffee (or tea!), cookies and conversations. We can't wait to see you there!
This week we will be joined by Faculty in Residence of Clara Dickson and Ruth Bader Ginsburg Hall, Dr. Connie Yuan and Dr. Kristen Underhill. Y. Connie Yuan grew up in China and then immigrated to the U.S for her advanced degrees. She joined Cornell in 2004 and is now a professor in the Departments of Communication and Global Development. Her teaching and research interests include intercultural communication, social networks, knowledge management, and technology use in organizations. In addition, she enjoys meditation, ethnic cooking, and dragon boating on the lake. Kristen Underhill is the Faculty in Residence at Ruth Bader Ginsburg House. She is a professor at Cornell Law and holds a joint appointment at Weill Cornell Medical College. Her research focuses on health law, including Medicaid policy, health care discrimination, and access to care; she teaches Torts, Health Law, and Law & Economics. She's often around North Campus with her family, including her 3 young kids.
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