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Large piles spill water into a freshwater pool
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Research Recap: Can groundwater conservation policies have unintended consequences?

C.-Y. Cynthia Lin Lawell and Cornell students examine possible perverse consequences of incentive-based programs for agricultural groundwater conservation.

Students eating at the reception
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SHA celebrates 2019 faculty and student award recipients

SHA’s 2019 student and faculty award winners were recognized during the school’s annual year-end celebration and reception with Dean Kate Walsh.

Mark Nelson and Robert Libby
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Present Value: Nelson and Libby on financial accounting fraud, past and future

Present Value interviews Mark Nelson and Robert Libby, both of whom are longtime Johnson professors and experts in financial accounting.

Table of gift bags and framed awards
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Dyson recognizes achievements and award winners for 2018–2019 academic year

Dyson held its annual awards reception to honor outstanding students, faculty, and staff for their contriubtions thoughout the 2018–19 academic year.

Students posing in group photo
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International Agribusiness Fellows: Reflections from Catalonia, Spain

Over spring break, Cornell International Agribusiness Fellows traveled to Catalonia, Spain, to immerse themselves into a week of co-ops, culture, and cuisine.

Over 80 guests traveled to NYC to attend the first annual Big Red Ventures meeting
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Park Perspectives: Big Red Ventures’ co-founders inspire current Park Fellows

Alex Ivanov and John Kyles, MBAs ’00 and Park Fellows, founded Big Red Ventures, a student-run, evergreen venture capital fund that continues to thrive today.

David Easley Present Value Podcast
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Present Value: David Easley on financial contagion and the effect of contradictory beliefs on market optimality

Economics professor David Easley shares new research on financial market outcomes and bitcoin transaction fees.

BRV students pose for a photo entrepreneurship leaders
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BenDaniel Venture Challenge: Connecting entrepreneurial Cornellians since 2009

Wenni Cai, MBA ’19, and BVC finalists discuss their experiences as entrepreneurs at Cornell and as part of the BenDaniel Venture Challenge.

Allison Latham, Two-Year MBA '20, with her team celebrating a second-place finish at the 2018 MBA Sustainability Case Competition at Penn State Smeal College of Business
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Park Perspectives: Leading without a defined “leader”

Allison Latham, Two-Year MBA ’20, recognizes that a formal leader does not need to be defined in all instances, but initiative and structure are key.