This is an opportunity to learn from your colleagues how to secure funding for research in the humanities from a variety of funding sources, including the National Endowment for...

Faculty sometimes need to engage in difficult conversations with students, colleagues and staff Navigating these conversations can help address misunderstandings and communication...

Who are current and future disabled students This session will explore how to support an inclusive classroom environment that mitigates barriers to engagement for students with...

Jenna Wells, an assistant professor in the Department of Psychology, will discuss the differences between dementia and Alzheimer’s; how these diseases are diagnosed; and how...

Faculty sometimes need to engage in difficult conversations with students, colleagues and staff Navigating these conversations in person or via Zoom can help address...

Facilitated by Yael Levitte, senior associate vice provost for faculty development and diversity, this program uses a video to depict three situations that can arise during the...

Ruth Merle-Doyle, Work Life Program Manager with Cornell’s Division of Human Resources, will offer the latest information on summer camps and school-aged programs, ideas for...

Alexander Livingston, an associate professor in the Department of Government, whose primary areas of research are democratic theory, social movements, religion and politics, and...

This session focuses on the basics of estate planning and how they play an important role in your financial and non-financial life We will explore some common pitfalls that can...