dimensions
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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
Scientist of the Year Tahllee Baynard ’97 received national recognition in 2012 when he was named Scientist of the Year by US Black Engineer Magazine. He is senior manager at Lockheed Martin’s Optical Payload Center of Excellence located in Sunnyvale, California. He recently supported instrument development for NASA’s OSIRIS-REx asteroid return mission that launched in 2016. […]
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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.
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Thedacare internship information session
Dimensions is currently recruiting for a paid ($15/Hr) summer internship at the Thedacare Center for Healthcare Value in Appleton, Wisconsin. The internship is open to students in all majors, but is designed for students who are interested in healthcare, particularly in the areas of healthcare policy, administration and delivery.
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Science Cafe: Eat. Drink. Talk science.
Dr. Gabriele Ludewig of the University of Iowa College of Public Health will lead an informal discussion about hazardous chemicals, the environment and the potential impact on your health.
Lions, tigers, and bears: Phillips takes pre-veterinary route 
Lawrence D. Dorr ’63 
Biochem & molecular bio grad, Phillips ՚20, prepared for med school 
Mock Trial earns bid in Opening Round Championship Series 
Richard Kraig ’71 receives Distinguished Achievement Award 
9 new faculty to teach at Cornell College 
Cornell College summer research underway 
Notable STEM alumni 
Hahn pursuing Ph.D. in genetics 
Dimensions 2014-15 highlights 
Exhibit on Shakespeare and the four humors 
Best-selling author speaking Jan. 28 
Doing serious work in silly makeup