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Mary Loeffelholz, New Dean of the School of Continuing Education, Shares Vision
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Mary Loeffelholz is the new Dean of the School of Continuing Education, where she will work to integrate nontraditional students into the Cornell community.
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Wednesday Panel to Discuss Migration and Storytelling
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Cornell’s Migrations Initiative is bringing together a panel of journalists and academics for a discussion on representation and challenges in migration reporting.
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Cornell Collaborates with New York State to Create Online Public Health Course
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Cornell and New York State collaborated to launch a free online public health course to empower people to help inform their communities.
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SC Johnson College of Business Launches Online Accounting Certificate Program
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The SC Johnson College of Business launched an online accounting certificate as part of their eCornell initiative. The program is designed for working professionals seeking additional credentials or pre-MBA students who want to get a head start.
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New eCornell Nutrition Counseling Program Will Focus on Developing Positive Client Relationships
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The University has created an eCornell certificate program that gives registered dietitian nutritionists the opportunity to sharpen their counseling skills to help create more positive client relationships.
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Women in Leadership Program Reaches 1,000 Student Enrollment, Gives Women Skills to Succeed in the Workplace
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The international eCornell’s Women in Leadership program enrolled its 1,000th student.
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eCornell Introduces Women in Leadership Program to Address Workplace Biases
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The Women in Leadership certificate online program — created by Prof. Deborah Streeter, applied economics and management — offers strategies for recognizing and addressing gender issues in the workplace, according to the website.
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Cornell Launches New Online Learning Program
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“The target audience tends to be busy working professionals that want to stay informed on the latest research and stay connected with Cornell’s thought leaders,” Krause said.