cornell report fall 2014
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Giving the gift of cultural immersion
Professor Emeritus of German Charles Connell has given a gift to start The Connell Family International Off-Campus Study Endowment Fund, which will help students study abroad.
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Named professorships for Lucas and Knoop
Two professors have been honored with endowed professorships.
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Diverse careers all lead to awards
The annual Homecoming Convocation was packed with amazing alumni who were honored for their work and their service to the college.
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Grant provides nuclear spectrometer
Twenty years might not seem like a long time, but when it comes to scientific equipment, it surely is.
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Athletic greats honored
A dynamic four-sport athlete, an All-American track and field thrower, and a long-time football coach were inducted into Cornell College’s Athletics Hall of Fame during Homecoming Weekend.
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First-Year Seminars provide intro to the liberal arts
First-Year Seminar courses set the tone for the undergraduate experience at Cornell, introducing students to the liberal arts in their first college course while developing skills that are important to all disciplines.
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Redesigned logo for the Rams
Cornell College’s athletic teams have a new look, one that recalls a much older look.
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Gerald Williams ’47
Potter, educator, and New Hampshire’s first Artist Laureate Gerald Williams ’47 died Aug. 24, 2014. He was 88.
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John Morgan ’47
Community leader and YMCA executive John Morgan ’47 died Aug. 1, 2014. He was 90.
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Cornell Fellowship set the path for independence
Caryn Shebowich ’15 is from Centennial, Colorado. She is pursuing an individualized B.A. in psychological well-being in the arts with a minor in chemistry.
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Recognizing the Divine in everyone
Catherine Quehl-Engel ’89, D.Min., M.Div., M.A. is a Christian mystic and Episcopal priest serving in her 19th year as chaplain of Cornell College.
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Letters Fall 2014
A memory of Herb Hendriks ’40; Seeking equality; Remembering Beth Baker Mast ’37
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Faculty/Staff News Fall 2014
Faculty and staff news from the Fall 2014 issue of the Cornell Report
Giving the gift of cultural immersion 
Named professorships for Lucas and Knoop 
Diverse careers all lead to awards 
Grant provides nuclear spectrometer 
Athletic greats honored 
First-Year Seminars provide intro to the liberal arts 
Redesigned logo for the Rams 
Gerald Williams ’47 
John Morgan ’47 
Cornell Fellowship set the path for independence 
Recognizing the Divine in everyone 
Letters Fall 2014