This article is part two in a series examining the University’s current financial plan.
Lessons learned by Cornell in these trying economic times have catalyzed a transition toward a tri-faceted approach in dealing with the financial strain imposed on the University, President David Skorton said in an interview with The Sun.
Just a few days before members of the Board of Trustees gather at Cornell for meetings, The Sun met with Skorton, Provost Kent Fuchs and Vice President for Human Resources Mary Opperman on Monday to discuss the University’s strategies in the current economic turmoil.