Cornell College Events

This Soul Friends gathering is a faith community that accepts folks for who they are, genuinely offers a safe place to touch grace and hope without shame over worst fears or doubts, and encourages spiritual growth without forcing folks into a rigid mold of what it means to be a Christian. An ecumenical offering blending progressive and traditional Christianity, depth, open minds toward other spiritual wisdom paths, love, and other soulful nourishment. ~Led by Chaplain and Soul Friends.

Have you heard about health care reform but want to learn more or have questions for the experts? Come to a panel discussion sponsored by the Berry Center, Dimensions, College Republicans, Cornell Democrats and Health Professions Society. Moderator and opening speaker will be Professor Chris Conrad, who teaches a course on health care financing at Cornell. Three other participants on the panel include experts Jason Hockenberry, assistant professor in health management and policy at the University of Iowa, Ted Townsend, president of St. Luke’s Hospital in Cedar Rapids, and Paul Cram, Hospitalist and Physician Researcher at the University of Iowa.

If you have wanted to start your resume but never seem to find the time, this is the perfect workshop for you! After this 30 minute workshop you will leave with a rough draft of your resume, and great tips on how to finish and revise your document. Start your resume now for upcoming applications for internships, summer research experiences, Cornell fellowships, and summer jobs!

The Student Life Committee is a standing committee within Student Senate that works to improve student life at Cornell. The committee takes student ideas and suggestions and works with the administration and other student organizations to try and make them a reality. The birthplace of both the Purple Bike Program and the Frisbee Golf Course, Student Life wants to hear your ideas!

Want to get in front of a crowd? Play a song, rock some death metal, drop a beat, or do whatever your soul sound system wants to play. Join KRNL in the Ratt for a night of music and more. Contact Matt Shimanovsky to sign up.

Distinguished American artist Alison Saar will talk about her work. This event is free and open to the public, and made possible through the generosity of the Henry Luce Foundation, Inc.