Don Cell, professor emeritus of economics and business, dies
Professor Emeritus of Economics and Business Don Cell died June 12. He was 81. Cell taught at Cornell College for 38 years, from 1962 until his retirement in 2000.
Two Cornell College alumni, John Smith ’71 and Barry Boyer ’84, were honored on June 1 for their service to Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Kalissa Holdcraft ’13, a politics major who will attend the University of Iowa College of Law next year, has been named the Class of 2013 Young Trustee.
David Hilmers graduated from Cornell College in 1972, went into the Marines, and became an astronaut. He flew on four space shuttle missions, and after retiring became a physician. He visited Cornell College April 2 and spoke about his experiences and how he followed his lifelong dream of becoming a physician.
Cornell College offers extensive advising and support to students pursuing careers in the health sciences through Dimensions: The Center for the Science and Culture of Healthcare. Graduates have been accepted to medical school at the University of Chicago, Creighton University, Northwestern University, the University of Iowa, and many other programs.