dimensions
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Eric Medenblik ՚21 conducts research in prep for career in medicine
Fulton, Illinois B.A in kinesiology with a double minor in chemistry and biology Questions and answers have been edited for clarity and length. What are your short and long-term plans after Cornell? After graduating from Cornell, I plan to enter medical school. I have dreams of entering the field of orthopedics and specializing in sports […]
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Chase Sonnemaker ՚21 finds his path in business analytics
Hometown: Washington, Illinois B.A. in business analytics with minors in applied statistics and computer science Questions and answers have been edited for clarity and length. What are your short and long-term plans after Cornell? I have been offered a position as a business analyst which I intend to accept. After I spend time building my […]
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Lions, tigers, and bears: Phillips takes pre-veterinary route
Nate Phillips has wanted to be a veterinarian since he was 11, and now he’s making that dream a reality through his studies at Cornell College.
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Lawrence D. Dorr ’63
Lawrence Dorr ’63, the internationally known surgeon who provided the vision and initial funding for Cornell’s Dimensions Program, died Dec. 28, 2020.
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Biochem & molecular bio grad, Phillips ՚20, prepared for med school
Hometown: Colorado Springs, Colorado
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Mock Trial earns bid in Opening Round Championship Series
Cornell College’s Mock Trial team has earned a bid to the Opening Round Championship Series (ORCS) for the 13th year in a row.
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Richard Kraig ’71 receives Distinguished Achievement Award
Cornell is proud to acknowledge the outstanding accomplishments of Richard Kraig ’71 by awarding him the Distinguished Achievement Award.
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9 new faculty to teach at Cornell College
A new academic year begins today at Cornell College, and the college welcomes nine new faculty members in the arts, humanities, sciences, and social sciences.
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Cornell College summer research underway
Students on the Cornell College campus have finished the academic year and are transforming into full-time researchers for the annual Cornell Summer Research Institute (CSRI).
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Notable STEM alumni
Pam Johnson ’94: Engineer builds satellites, human connections John Vaver ’89: Liberal arts set Vaver on path to Google Nakyda Dean ’08: From first-gen to OB-GYN Sarah Gilliland Korth ’11 and Luke Korth ’12: E-commerce drives couples STEM careers Joyce Guzik ’82: Love of math led to nuclear forensics 11 additional notable STEM alumni, from […]
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Hahn pursuing Ph.D. in genetics
Since seventh grade, Alyssa Hahn wanted to study genetics, and starting this fall she’ll do just that at the University of Iowa as a Ph.D. student.
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Dimensions 2014-15 highlights
2014-15 was a great year for Dimensions: The Center for the Science and Culture of Healthcare.
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Exhibit on Shakespeare and the four humors
Cornell College will host the U.S. National Library of Medicine exhibit “‘And there’s the humor of it’: Shakespeare and the four humors” from Jan. 19 through Feb. 28 in Cole Library with a presentation on Jan. 29.
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Best-selling author speaking Jan. 28
Sam Kean, a best-selling science author, will speak about neuroscience and his latest book, “The Dueling Neurosurgeons,” at 11:15 a.m. on Jan. 28 at Cornell College.
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Doing serious work in silly makeup
Lydia Meece, a senior at Cornell College, took part in an internship in Peru with two organizations dedicated to clowning and public health.