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Park Perspectives: Second-year goals
“Saying no” is a commonly-referenced difficulty for us Type-A business school students. The solution? Set some goals for your second year.
The Consortium: You can choose your family
The Consortium for Graduate Study in Management is the largest MBA diversity network in the United States. I began the Two-Year program this year as a Consortium member.
Cornell Chronicle: Digital ag program integrates with John Deere Operations Center
Joshua Woodard’s Ag-Analytics is a Cornell first and allows farmers to easily leverage university research in new and helpful ways
Elizabeth Blau, MS ’97, awarded 2017 MMH Outstanding Alumna of the Year
After reviewing alumni nominations on a range of criteria, the MMH award committee has selected Elizabeth Blau, MS ’97, to receive the 2017 Cornell MMH Outstanding Alumna of the Year award.
Tips from second years: 11 ways to take care of your health
As we're sure you’ve learned by now, there simply isn’t enough time. How does one make it through the Core? Here are 11 tips from the Class of 2018.
Letter from a senior: Advice for new Dyson students
As a senior, I can’t help but already feel a little melancholy as I reflect on my time at Cornell and in the Dyson School.
Noteworthy: Poets&Quants features Cornell Tech’s new campus
“This campus helps bring New York City back to the future,” says former mayor Mike Bloomberg in an article by Poets&Quants.
Student, father, husband: Balancing priorities in an Executive MBA program
Deciding to pursue my MBA was a very crucial decision for me since I needed to continue to support my family: my three-year-old girl and my wife.
Emerging Markets Institute shines a light on global economy
We spoke with Lourdes Casanova, a senior lecturer and director of the Emerging Markets Institute at Johnson, about EMI's achievements and future plans.
Career influencers for 2017 … and beyond! Part 1
Laurie Sedgwick, director of career management, urges job seekers and switchers to look before they leap while considering career influencers.
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