Cornell College Events

Celebrate Darwin’s 200th birthday by visiting this display produced by students from Dr. McCollum’s Bio 108 course. These posters show the relevance of Darwin’s theory of evolution 150 years after the publication of the Origin of Species. Posters will be on the OC all day; presenters will discuss their posters 11:15 a.m.-12:45 p.m. At noon, Dr. Steven Andrew McCollum will “Become a Steve” for the National Center for Science Education’s Project Steve. Come and be a part of this historic event!

Amanda Edwards will be on campus to recruit for Camp Woodbrooke's summer staff! The camp is located in Richland Center, Wis. For more information visit http://www.campwoodbrooke.org/index.php

Professor David Yamanishi will present “‘Willing Executioners’ or ‘Ordinary Men’? How Do Governments Contribute to Genocide and Other Human Rights Abuse?”

Jacob Koller is a family law attorney with the firm of Simmons Perrine Moyer Bergman in Cedar Rapids. Hear what family law is about and what it is like to practice in that area. Sponsored by Cornell Pre-Law Program.

As the Class of '99 approaches its 10-year reunion, we are preparing a follow-up study with them. What have they been doing since graduation? What have their lives been like? What can they teach us? Join us for an open discussion of Cornell '99: Then and Now. We'll highlight what we've learned to date and collectively consider what we hope to learn with a 10-year follow-up study.

The Center for Teaching and Learning is offering a new series of workshops geared toward helping students prepare strong papers and presentations. All students are welcome, but those submitting work for this year's symposium are strongly encouraged to attend! To register, contact Kristin Reimann at x4201 or kreimann@cornellcollege.edu.