News
Cornell Outdoor Education Anticipates 50th Anniversary Reunion
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In preparation for their 50th anniversary reunion next month, Cornell Outdoor Education hosted a webinar to look back at the organization’s rich history and accomplishments.
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Student Employees of Cornell Outdoor Education Organize Coalition for Equitable Pay, Improved Working Conditions
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The newly formed Cornell Outdoor Educators Coalition aims to promote pay equity and improve working conditions for Cornell Outdoor Education employees.
Columns
BEARD | Go Outside
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It won’t be long till the bulk of us find ourselves in cubicles stacked together like sardines, so go fill up on fresh air while you still can. For now, though, you go to a university surrounded by greenery with some of the most robust outdoor programming, all readily available for students. Take advantage of it.
Cornell Outdoor Education
Outdoor Odyssey Offers a Unique First Step Into Cornell
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In a 50-year-old tradition, incoming Cornellians are eligible to join an Outdoor Odyssey trip and experience Upstate New York in the wilderness.
Everest
Students Plan to Ascend Mount Everest, Raise Between $45,00 and $55,000
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Thirteen students are set to trek Mount Everest’s base camp next May. The program can take up to 20 students in an effort to raise $50,000 for WaterAid.
Cornell Outdoor Education
Lindseth Climbing Wall Reopens After First Renovations in 25 Years
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Among those in attendance was President Emeritus Frank Rhodes, who presided over Cornell when Jon Lindseth ’56, the center’s namesake, funded the original climbing wall.
Cornell Outdoor Education
Bartels Climbing Wall Opens to Public After Renovations
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After 25 years of operations, Lindseth Climbing Wall, which is located in Bartels Hall, underwent renovations this summer and is scheduled to open to public next Wednesday. The dedication ceremony for the upgraded 6,200 square foot climbing facility will take place on Oct. 16 at 11 a.m in Bartels Hall.
Cornell Outdoor Education
Bartels Climbing Facility to Add Bouldering Wall
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“We would like to provide people with an increased opportunity to continue developing their skills and, hopefully, becoming life-long climbers,” said Andrew McLaughlin, climbing programs coordinator.