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- Employees should plan with religious observances in mind
Become A Ayurveda Health Practitioner Fast! (Dr. Steve Landers)Alternative health is becoming one of the biggest industries in the health sector all over the world. It has become a trillion dollar industry due to the obvious advantages it has over conventional medicine. The Natural Healing College is ideally positioned to help you capitalize on this […]
- This week’s Cornell Chronicle (PDF)
Using An Online Learning Institute To Get A Degree Or Other Qualification. (Brian Phillips)If you are looking to continue your education further than school then looking at doing your degree online is a great way to learn and get your qualifications. Online schools can offer you a great way to learn and gain a degree […]
- Employees should plan with religious observances in mind
Employees should plan with religious observances in mindCornell’s commitment to diversity and inclusion extends to religious observances; a partial list of upcoming observances is provided here, with links to relevant Cornell websites.
Get Your College Degree Online (Windy Reigns)Have you been thinking about returning to school to finally earn that college degree? Have you considered returning […]
- Faculty members recall Barbara McClintock
Things Not To Do When Applying For Financial Assistance (Melinda Proctor)In these hard times, it is common for a college student to apply for financial assistance. It’s also common for first-time financial aid seekers to be confused and befuddled by the process. And there are a few mistakes that students make that affect their loan […]
- Three library print collections to consolidate
Three library print collections to consolidatePrint collections at the Hotel School and Johnson School libraries will move to ILR’s library, which will continue to enhance on-site services in each school, including subject-specific research help.
Stress-Free Methods For Choosing Your Major (Carl Madison)Picking the perfect college major can be very stressful and intimidated given that you may […]
- Summer session offers new approaches to theory
Schools see benefits of online learningBy MARK MARONEY, Sun-GazetteMuncy School District has developed online courses taught by certified staff members that are much cheaper than cyber school expenses, according to school officials. The administration recommended and the school board approved Monday night payment for a pre-approved online course. The course costs $1,500 for one to […]
- This week’s Cornell Chronicle (PDF)
Three library print collections to consolidatePrint collections at the Hotel School and Johnson School libraries will move to ILR’s library, which will continue to enhance on-site services in each school, including subject-specific research help.
This week’s Cornell Chronicle (PDF)
The Business of FashionA student combines her fashion interests and business school studies by interning at Seventeen magazine.
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- Employees should plan with religious observances in mind
Do You Need Help Financing Your College Education? (Dan Rainer)Need $10,000 for college? Well, this is the article for you. You’ll find that there are many options available to you as a mom going back to college! Many women have wanted to go back to school, but finances have stopped them from being able to […]
- New York health care rates to change
Don?t Compare Economy to the Depression, Prof SaysProfessor George Shambaugh says the country should be looking at other nations’ financial crises — not the Great Depression — for a comparison to the current financial crisis.
Minority student researchers present summer workStudents from universities across the country who spent the summer working in Cornell or Syracuse University […]
- Ithaca OKs better temporary fences on bridges
Advisors to Help Build Off-Campus CommunityStudents living in the neighborhoods surrounding Georgetown will work this year with new community advisors, who will help promote civic responsibility.
Albertsons Foundation donates $100K to online learningby KTVBThe J.A. and Kathryn Albertson Foundation has donated $100,000 to the Idaho Digital Learning Academy. IDLA is the state-sponsored online school which serves […]
