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CORNELL'S MONTHLY NEWSLETTER FOR
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OCTOBER 2013

Events
CSV: "The Changing Geography of Innovation" - Nov. 7, Menlo Park, Calif.

NYC Cornellians: Sandy relief for Breezy Point, volunteer tree planting - Nov. 9, Breezy Point, Queens

CEN webinar on big data and computing information trends, with Susan Feldman '67 - Nov. 14, webinar

Classes of 2007 and 2012 breakfast with Scott Belsky '02 - Nov. 17, New York City

Meet the Cornell NYC Tech faculty and leadership - Nov. 18, Tel Aviv, Israel

Red Hot Hockey events and tickets - Nov. 30, New York City

CAU: Cuba and the U.S., "Looking Back to Move Forward" - March 4-11, 2014

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Mobilize AguaClara! There is less than a week left in this fundraising effort to support sending all 27 Cornell AguaClara team members to Honduras in January.

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Head coach Patrick Farmer rebuilds the women's soccer program >>

At the top of head coach Patrick Farmer's list when he came to Cornell a year ago was changing the competitive culture at Big Red women's soccer. Farmer emphasized more competition and training and immediately transformed the team's mentality -- from hoping to win to expecting to win.
Justin Zupnick
MegsRadio uses algorithms to highlight local music scenes >>

Justin Zupnick '12 is one of the designers of the personalized, regionalized Internet radio system that launched in Ithaca this summer.
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Website brings Warburg atlas to unexpected audiences >>

Online tools can foster new experiences -- like virtually accompanying a brilliant thinker on fragmentary meanderings through art and culture.
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In the current issue of Ezra

Check out the third installment of our Q&A series with the university's deans, with Anne Kenney, Michael Kotlikoff, Laurie Glimcher and Michael Johnson.
 

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David Skorton
Thought leadership, innovation focus of Skorton State of U address >>

Cornell needs to think strategically and boldly, president says.
Fredrik Logevall
Logevall: Cornell's international goals 'demand a global presence' >>

International affairs vice provost explains his plans to trustees, councillors Oct. 26.
Martin Tang
Alumni endow funds for international student aid >>

Tang Scholarship Challenge has raised $4.39 million in gifts from 12 families.
Rebecca Stoltzfus
'Big Red, Big Impact' engages Chicago audience >>

Oct. 18 event capped university's yearlong celebration of land-grant act anniversary.
Patricia and David Atkinson
$12M gift bolsters Atkinson Center leadership >>

Gift will be used to support the center director and three faculty director positions.
Kimberlé Crenshaw
Legal theorist Kimberlé Crenshaw '81 criticizes colorblind policies >>

Law professor talked about race and the law on campus Oct 17.
Josh Wolfe
Alumni entrepreneurs share career stories in NYC >>

Summit was attended by more than 350 alumni, students, faculty and entrepreneurs.
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Deans: Cornell NYC Tech is redefining tech education >>

Also: Cornell Tech welcomed four additional faculty members.
 
 

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