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Cornell's Evolving Admissions Landscape
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“Every job will be affected by climate change. We look at every sector of the economy, and every sector will have to change. This isn’t some little transition.”
Lara Skinner, director of Cornell's Climate Jobs Institute, says climate jobs are the future Source: New York Times | Climate workers wanted QUOTE
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The good Cornellians can do
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Barry Lissman ’74, DVM ’77 (seen here with his dog Ruggles) identified the first incidence of Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever and helped to develop the first test for Lyme disease in dogs. Dr. Lissman is now helping to develop canine vaccines for Lyme disease, and he is the 2024 recipient of the Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine’s Daniel Elmer Salmon Award for Distinguished Alumni Service.
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CVM | Barry Lissman ’74, DVM ’77: The disease-discovering doctor
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Cornell Lab bird cams
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Kyle Dake '13 nabbed Olympic bronze for the second time in men’s freestyle 74 kg wrestling in Paris. Kyle defeated world champion and three-time world medalist Hetik Cabolov of Serbia, 10-4.
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The Cornell Club of the United Kingdom is one of many clubs around the world that gathered to welcome new students and their parents to the Big Red family at 2024 student sendoff events. Incoming students enjoyed lively conversations and helpful tips to help them prepare for life at Cornell.
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Flickr | International Alumni Relations Cornell University
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