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Dear CVM Community,

It’s back! The annual Faculty/Staff vs. Student Hockey Game is a longstanding Cornell Vet tradition and a great way for the students to engage with the CVM faculty and staff in friendly competition.

We’re headed back to Lynah Rink on Friday, April 10th at 6:00 PM. Whether you choose to get on the ice and play or come to cheer on your colleagues, it will be a great time all around!

Want to play?

Whether you've been playing hockey for years or put your skates on backwards, all levels of skill and experience are welcome to play!  We need a Student team and Faculty/Staff team of at least 10-12 players each, but no more that 20 players on each team.

FACULTY AND STAFF: sign up here

STUDENTS: sign up here

If you want to participate but don't want to play, please email us if you are interested in some low-stress positions. All are welcome to come cheer on our team!

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12:00pm: The Rocky Road to Instant Ice Cream hosted by the Center for Technology Licensing

Register now

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The “rocky road” of turning food science into products

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5:00 p.m., LH-1

Join us for the Global Vet Cornell Seminar Series. The first CVM Expanding Horizons student presentations will be held on Tuesday, April 7th, at 5:00 pm in LH-1.

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1-5pm: Headshots taken by photographer, Rachel Philipson - No appt necessary.

Location: AHDC 1st floor conference room, A1-201

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12:15-1:30 PM, Paddock Lecture Hall 2 (S1-165): The Price of Resistance: Exploring and Exploiting Collateral Vulnerabilities in TB. Presented by Dr. Jeremy Rock, Penrhyn E. Cook Associate Professor at The Rockefeller University. Hosted by the Department of Microbiology and Immunology.

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4:00-5:00 PM, Classroom 7 (S1-226)/Zoom:  Metabolic Heterogeneity in Pseudomonas Aeruginosa Biofilms.  Presented by Lars Dietrich, Columbia University as part of the Cornell Center for Antimicrobial Resistance Research & Education Spring Seminar Series 2026.

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11:00-12:00 PM, Lecture Hall 3 (T1-003)/Zoom: AI@CVM Exchange. A monthly hybrid meeting for the CVM community to share AI innovations, learn from peers, and solve problems together. Please visit the new intranet site for updates on this initiative and recordings of talks. Guest presenters, Heather Muniz: Perspectives on AI and “Real Work” and Daniela Mancuso: VetRec as an AI tool in CUHA, as well as updates on some new AI resources available to the CVM community.  See previously recorded sessions here.

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1:30-5pm: James B. Sumner Symposium

G10 Biotechnology

Reception to follow

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SAVE THE DATE_ James B_ Sumner Symposium – May 7_ 2026

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9:30am-2pm: CATalyzing Research into Industry

Location: Cornell University, Biotech G10

https://researchservices.cornell.edu/events/catalyzing-research-industry

Registration page: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/catalyzing-research-into-industry-tickets-1982688958046

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CATalyzing Research into Industry: Accelerating Cornell and life science industry collaborations.

CATalyzing Research into Industry is a focused, high-impact workshop that brings together Cornell faculty, trainees, and life science industry partners for a focused day of connection and collaboration designed to spark new collaborations, meet needs, accelerate translation, and turn shared interests into action.

Through curated matching, informal networking, and translational case discussions, participants will identify shared challenges, complementary expertise, and opportunities for partnership.
Why attend CATalyzing Research into Industry? For Industry

Meet faculty open to collaboration, consulting, or sponsored research

Explore early-stage technologies and work-in-progress projects

Build relationships within Cornell's innovation ecosystem

Learn about Cornell's Biotechnology Resource Center and other core facilities

For Faculty

Meet companies open to collaboration, consulting, or sponsored research

Navigate strategies for commercializing technology and securing funding

Build relationships within New York's innovation ecosystem and beyond

This workshop is organized by the Center for Life Science Enterprise, Cornell's NYSTAR-designated Center for Advanced Technology (CAT)

NYSTAR is the Division of Science, Technology and Innovation within Empire State Development (ESD), New York State's largest economic development organization.
About Cornell's CAT
The Cornell CAT, housed within the Cornell Institute of Biotechnology, focuses on the field of life sciences. Its mission is to support academic-New York State industry collaborations to develop life science technologies products aimed for the market.

Learn more about Cornell's CAT at: www.biotech.cornell.edu/commercialization-cat
Contact:
Kurt Deriziotis, MBA | Business Outreach Director
Center for Life Science Enterprise, NYS Center for Advanced Technology (CAT)
Cornell University | Research & Innovation | Institute of Biotechnology
biotech_CAT@cornell.edu | 607.255.4365

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Eventbrite - Cornell Research & Innovation presents CATalyzing Research into Industry - Wednesday, April 29, 2026 at Cornell Biotechnology Building, Ithaca, NY. Find event and ticket information.

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12- 1:30 pm, Takato's Run/Atrium

Sign up to table at the April Many Voices, One College: Celebrations Near and Far Fair - Wednesday, 4/22, 12:00-1:30 pm in Takato's Run/Atrium

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11:00am-12:00pm: Dermatopathology: Deciphering microscopic changes in the body's largest organ with Dr. Christopher Champion

Location: Lecture Hall 3 (T1-003)

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1:30- 3:30 pm, Stocking Hall, 148, Gallery Lounge

Cornell Administrative professionals are invited to enjoy delicious Cornell ice cream with all the fixin's, plus root beer floats, door prizes, career support, campus resources, and lots of fun - including a visit from Touchdown Bear! Hosted by the Division of Human Resources.

Please RSVP so we can order responsibly: https://cornell.ca1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9YbKOf7J4Ngf6DA

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4:30- 6:00 PM, Lecture Hall 2 (S1-165)

James Cockey - Senior Seminar
"Cranial Mediastinal Mass in a Cat"

Caroline Pedraza - Senior Seminar
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Jennifer Smalls - Senior Seminar
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Moderator - Mary Masman

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4:30- 6:00 PM, Lecture Hall 2 (S1-165)

Devon Carroll - Senior Seminar
"Urinary Incontinence in a 4-year-old Male Neutered Mixed Breed Dog"

Olivia Organiscak - Senior Seminar
"Cesarian Section of a Schistosomus Reflexus Dystocia in a Holstein Cow"

Taylor Rondon - Senior Seminar
"Esophageal Squamous Cell Carcinoma in a 16-year-old Domestic Shorthair Cat"

Lauren Salsburg - Senior Seminar
"Lateral Rhinostomy in a Rabbit with Chronic Rhinosinusitis"

Moderator -

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4:00-5:00pm: Bridging Species Advancing Medicine Seminar Series

Location: Baker Institute for Animal Health, Thaw Lecture Hall

235 Hungerford Hill Rd

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4:00-5:00pm: Bridging Species Advancing Medicine Seminar Series

Location: Baker Institute for Animal Health, Thaw Lecture Hall

235 Hungerford Hill Rd

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4:00-5:00pm: Bridging Species Advancing Medicine Seminar Series

Location: Baker Institute for Animal Health, Thaw Lecture Hall

235 Hungerford Hill Rd

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4:00-5:00pm: Bridging Species Advancing Medicine Seminar Series

Location: Baker Institute for Animal Health, Thaw Lecture Hall

235 Hungerford Hill Rd

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4:00-5:00pm: Bridging Species Advancing Medicine Seminar Series

Location: Baker Institute for Animal Health, Thaw Lecture Hall

235 Hungerford Hill Rd

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4:00-5:00pm: Bridging Species Advancing Medicine Seminar Series

Location: Baker Institute for Animal Health, Thaw Lecture Hall

235 Hungerford Hill Rd

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4:00-5:00pm: Bridging Species Advancing Medicine Seminar Series

Location: Baker Institute for Animal Health, Thaw Lecture Hall

235 Hungerford Hill Rd

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4:00-5:00pm: Bridging Species Advancing Medicine Seminar Series

Location: Baker Institute for Animal Health, Thaw Lecture Hall

235 Hungerford Hill Rd

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Free CVM Yoga Classes

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Cornell K. Lisa Yang Center for Wildlife Health

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Cornell K. Lisa Yang Center for Wildlife Health

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Cornell K. Lisa Yang Center for Wildlife Health

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The Cornell K. Lisa Yang Center for Wildlife Health strives to sustain a healthier world by developing and implementing proactive, science-based solutions to challenges at the interface of wildlife health, domestic animal health, human health and livelihoods, and the environment that supports us all.

With an emphasis on the types of interdisciplinary collaboration often required to foster real progress along the science to policy and action continuum, we have assembled a team of top-notch wildlife and ecosystem health experts who work with governments, local communities, and students in the U.S. and around the world to promote environmental stewardship, build capacity for sustainable change through training and education, and undertake collaborative research and discovery that leads to real-world conservation outcomes.

Our Mission

Transforming science into impact through discovery, education, engagement, and policy to ensure a healthy future for wildlife and the environment that supports us all

Our Vision

A healthy future for wildlife, people, and planet

Why

Because we need nature, and now nature needs us

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CVM Caring Cabinet Donations
If you find non-perishable food items that you no longer want or need, please bring them in to support our CVM Caring Cabinets! This is a “leave what you can, take what you need” resource for all CVM students, staff, and faculty that helps ensure that everyone in our community has enough to eat. All donations help. Please bring them to the student kitchen bins (near S2-120) directly, or use one of the many drop-off boxes located in the MPH and DVM student services offices, the Dean’s Suite, the Flower-Sprecher Library, the Well-being Community Room (S1-017), the Well-being Program Director’s office (S2-101B), near the stairs by LH3, and inside the main entrance to the AHDC.

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1:00 p.m.: Monthly Grant drop-in session

The aim of the sessions is to facilitate and enhance faculty's study design and grant writing efforts by providing a low stakes, informal forum for the sharing of ideas and discussion of early stage proposals. We listen, seek to understand, answer questions and provide feedback and suggestions.

Topic: Research Drop-in Session

https://cornell.zoom.us/j/96193822891?pwd=Y1ZzKzygdmaMaHwdCEHxgbhVAj50Ec.1&from=addon

Meeting ID: 961 9382 2891
Passcode: 007278

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Cornell Center for Antimicrobial Resistance Research & Education

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Cornell Center for Antimicrobial Resistance Research & Education

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The Cornell Center for Antimicrobial Resistance Research and Education unites epidemiologists, basic and clinical microbiologists, chemical biologists, immunologists, sociologists, economists, and communication experts across campuses to enable the development of transformative, multidisciplinary solutions to the problem of antimicrobial resistance.

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Mental Health and Well-being Support for You and Others. Where to Turn for information and help.

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Mental Health and Well-being Support for You and Others. Where to Turn for information and help.

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Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine

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CVM Fitness Membership

Fitness classes at CVM are membership-based.

Make fitness a regular part of your week by purchasing the CVM Class Pass. For a one-time cost of $50, you can attend as many sessions as you'd like for the entire spring 2023 semester, on a first-come, first-served basis. Visit this payment page to purchase a CVM Class Pass.

Membership cards are available to pick up now. Simply stop by Kate Buckley's office (S2-016) or the Student Services Office (S2-008) to show proof of purchase (receipt or screenshot/photo) and sign a waiver.

You'll be asked to show your CVM Class Pass to the class instructor at the outset of every class you choose to attend (options listed below), but that's it! If you need to make other arrangements to make sure you get your membership card, simply email Kate Buckley at kab63@cornell.edu.

Yoga classes

In partnership with Cornell Fitness, 40-minute yoga classes will be offered on Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons at the following times, starting the week of Jan. 30.

All classes take place in the CVM Community Well-being Room, S1-017.

Vinyasa-style yoga focuses on using the breath as a guide to cultivate equanimity, flexibility and strength as participants flow from one posture to the next. These vibrant classes create a balance between learning several postures in more detail and moving fluidly from one pose to another. Classes are designed to welcome all ability levels. Attendees will be encouraged to participate and/or challenge themselves at their own pace.

Participants should arrive dressed in comfortable, flexible clothing and should feel free to bring their own yoga mat (though ample mats are available in the multipurpose room cabinets for use during class as well).

Barre classes

In partnership with Cornell Fitness, a one-hour barre class will be offered each week on Thursdays, beginning the week of Jan. 30.

All classes take place in the CVM Community Well-being Room, S1-017.

Barre is an upbeat, fast-paced class that uses small, controlled movements, isometric holds and high repetition to help build strength through a series of low-impact exercises. It is inspired by pilates, yoga, dance technique and traditional weight training. No dance experience necessary; all are welcome to participate.

STRONG Nation® classes

In partnership with Cornell Fitness, our STRONG Nation ® class will be offered weekly on Wednesdays, beginning the week of Jan. 30.

All classes take place in the CVM Community Well-being Room, S1-017.

STRONG Nation ® combines body weight, muscle conditioning, cardio and plyometric training moves synced to original music that has been specifically designed to match every single move. Every squat, every lunge, every burpee is driven by the music, helping you make it to that last rep, and maybe even five more.

Additional information

For additional information on the multipurpose room area, please see the general room guidelines and waiver and release of liability. Questions? Email us at CVMWellbeing@cornell.edu

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The CVM Well-being Committee is pleased to bring you events throughout the academic year, in collaboration with the CVM Staff Council and the Offices of Student Services and Human Resources. Check out our various recordings of previous events. Have an idea for an event? Reach out to us at CVMWellbeing@cornell.edu.

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Center for Veterinary Business and Entrepreneurship

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Center for Veterinary Business and Entrepreneurship

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Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine

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The Center for Veterinary Business and Entrepreneurship (CVBE) engages in research, education, and outreach activities focused on improving the business of veterinary medicine. The CVBE leverages the strengths of the Cornell College of Veterinary Medicine, Cornell SC Johnson College of Business, and thought leaders from across the veterinary ecosystem to solve some of the most pressing challenges facing animal health today.

The CVBE is organized around four strategic areas of focus, amplifying the impact of the Center

Education

Provide training to students and post-graduates to operate successfully in a complex and rapidly changing world

Economic Research

Develop a robust veterinary economics research portfolio to improve decision making and healthcare delivery

Entrepreneurship

Accelerate the translation of scientific innovation into commercial products

Intrapreneurship

Foster institutional innovation and improvement

Financial support of the CVBE's mission can come in many different ways, from individual gifts of any amount, to becoming a corporate member or creating an endowment.

Shifting one's mentality from being a veterinarian, to being in the business of providing veterinary medical care - it just changes everything,"

-Jorge Colón '92, D.V.M. '95, equine practice owner

Veterinary business education at Cornell will send out a cadre of great veterinarians who know how to lead people, innovate and manage teams in a way that enables them to address these relevant problems in the world."

- Wesley Sine, faculty director, Entrepreneurship and Innovation Institute & professor of management and organizations

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Center for Veterinary Business & Entrepreneurship

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The Center for Veterinary Business and Entrepreneurship (CVBE) engages in research, education, and outreach activities focused on improving the business of veterinary medicine. The CVBE leverages the strengths of the Cornell College of Veterinary Medicine, Cornell SC Johnson College of Business, and thought leaders from across the veterinary ecosystem to solve some of the most pressing challenges facing animal health today.

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SAVMA (Student Chapter of the American Veterinary Medical Association)

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SAVMA (Student Chapter of the American Veterinary Medical Association)

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Cornell's Student Chapter of the AVMA (American Veterinary Medical Association) strives to provide:

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Cornell Institute of Biotechnology | Cornell University

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What is the CAT?

Centers for Advanced Technology (CATs) are part of the Empire State Development Division of Science, Technology & Innovation (NYSTAR), a program funded by New York State (NYS) through the Economic State Development division.

The CATs provide funding and support for partnerships between university researchers and New York State companies that leads to novel high-tech products. There are 15 designated CATs in NYS.

The Cornell CAT

The Cornell Institute of Biotechnology houses a CAT formally known as the Center for Life Science Enterprise, and referred to simply as the Cornell CAT.

The Cornell CAT focuses on the field of life sciences. Its mission is to support academic-New York State industry collaborations to develop life science technologies products aimed for the market.

To learn about CAT-supported technology fields, visit the NYSTAR website.

What we offer

Funding through CAT grants

Instruction on writing a successful CAT grant application

Workshops focused on entrepreneurship in the life sciences

Tailored guidance to help you find a commercial partner

Connections with business mentors and market information

Office hours to answer your questions.

Don't hesitate to email us if you have a question. We are here to help you succeed!

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Commercialization (CAT) | Cornell Institute of Biotechnology | Cornell University

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What is the CAT? Centers for Advanced Technology (CATs) are part of the Empire State Development Division of Science, Technology & Innovation (NYSTAR), a program funded by New York State (NYS) through the Economic State Development division. The CATs provide funding and support for partnerships between university researchers and New York State companies that leads to novel high-tech products.

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Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine

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Contact Us How To About Us Resources for Hybrid Teaching Veterinary Curriculum Enhancement Grant ESS Portfolio

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Program for Achieving Career Excellence (PACE)

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Program for Achieving Career Excellence (PACE)

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4. Faculty Town Hall, Thurs, May 21, 1:30 - 2:30pm to discuss personal risk associated with teaching on campus prior to there being a vaccine. What can we learn from the 250+ postings received on this topic?

5. Regarding the 2020 census, college students are considered residents of where they normally live while attending school, even if relocated due to COVID-19. Please share this information with your students.

6. Recording (with captioning) of May 4 Faculty town hall with Provost is

7. Struggling with data, when you can't be in your lab or office? Contact the Research Data Management Service Group via rdmsg-help@cornell.edu.

8. Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) Resources and Updates.

9. Contact Dr. Chris Schaffer if you have questions regarding the re-opening of labs.

10. If you are having trouble coping and need someone to speak
with, here are two resources available to you:

11. Cornell Wellness offers an array of recreational and well-being programming, and is providing supportive opportunities for you specifically during this challenging time:

12. For parents and those providing care to children of all ages, the links below:

13. If you need help with caring for your children, elders, pets, and/or home, sign up for a free membership to Care.com.

14. For tips on supporting students during this time, see this link from Cornell Health:

* How faculty can support students during COVID-19

15. The Office of Faculty Development and Diversity provides recorded COVID-19 sessions

16. If you need help with data analyses and graphing, sign up for a 30 day free trial to GraphPad Prism.

17. If you need help with analyzing cytometry data, download a free trial of FlowJo.

18. If you are looking to build on your skill sets, online trainings are available for you at the following links:

19. We encourage you to peruse the Cornell University E-lists to see if there are additional networks for you to join, and communities for you to engage with, based on your specific needs and interests.
Our program offers innovative educational, training, and mentoring opportunities to Early Career Faculty at Cornell University, and is supported by the Research Education Program. To be eligible, you must be As part of a larger effort to promote a culture of diversity, equity and inclusion, and overall success in biomedical research at Cornell, we have also created the Cornell Rising Star program. Sponsored by the same NIAID grant, this program will support the recruitment and success of underrepresented minority faculty researchers. Cornell Rising Stars will receive: within eight years of your initial faculty appointment. Your research interests should be related to the NIAID mission, but you are not required to currently have NIAID funding. Features of this free program include:

Visiting Scholar grants to develop collaborations or learn new techniques

Grant preparation assistance

Professional Development workshops

A dynamic, individually tailored mentoring plan

To apply to the PACE program, please send your contact information and a brief description of your research to us at:

An opportunity to give a scientific seminar at Cornell, and a practice chalk talk if appropriate to their stage of training

Networking opportunities with current faculty

Early alerts of open and/or upcoming faculty searches at Cornell

Guidance on strengthening application and interview skills

Guidance on transitioning to a faculty position

For more information about PACE or the Cornell Rising Star program, contact us at:

Due to the coronavirus restrictions, Dr. Beronda Montgomery's visit is being postponed. We will post additional information as soon as it is available.

This program is supported by funding from the NIH National Institutes of Allergy and Infectious Diseases Grant Number R25AI140481.

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4. Faculty Town Hall, Thurs, May 21, 1:30 - 2:30pm to discuss personal risk associated with teaching on campus prior to there being a vaccine. What can we learn from the 250+ postings received on this topic? 5. Regarding the 2020 census, college students are considered residents of where they normally live while attending school, even if relocated due to COVID-19.