"Ending HIV epidemics: From surveillance to syndemics"

Dr. Maheu-Giroux is currently an Associate Professor in the Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics at McGill University, and is a candidate for Assistant/Associate Professor of Public Health in the Department of Public & Ecosystem Health

Wrestles With Wolves is a memoir of a 40-year career spent in wildlife conservation around the world, by Cornell alumnus Bill Konstant (CALS ’74). A wildlife conservationist who describes his life as “Mowgli meets Forrest Gump” will take us on an adventurous trek to the frontlines of conservation that is at once touching, inspiring and funny. Bill’s career spans an era when major conservation organizations were just getting their sea legs under them, and Bill played many roles during those formative years.

Bill will also be signing books for purchase (or bring yours with you!),...

An informal forum for colleagues interested in, and working on, genetics-based research. This month, Dr. Shawna Cook will be presenting research on "Analyzing Complex Traits Using a Bayesian Mixture Model". All are welcome!

This collaborative, in-person resource fair will provide an opportunity for graduate and professional degree students from across programs to engage with each other while also learning more about the resources, offices, and organizations that help to support your development and progression at Cornell. With 60+ campus resources and 20 different graduate and professional student organizations, you are bound to find lots of resources helpful to you.

This event is brought to you by the Graduate School, the Law School, the College of Veterinary Medicine, and the College of Engineering...

The graduate field of Biomedical and Biological Sciences (BBS) is proud to announce the 22^nd annual BBS Symposium, to be held on Thursday, August 17^th. 

The Douglas McGregor Keynote Speaker, Ariella Shikanov will deliver her address at 12:00 pm on Functional and Tunable Biomimetrics for Reproductive Tissue.  Additionally DEI Keynote, Te-Wen Lo will deliver her keynote address at 2:15 pm on Science is for Everyone: Easier Said Than Done.

10:30 am | Registration & Check-In...

Hosted by the Cornell Feline Health Center and the Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine, the 35th Annual Fred Scott Feline Symposium is a unique, hybrid event that has become well-recognized as an outstanding feline-focused educational opportunity for veterinary professionals. Offering 15 RACE and NYS Continuing Education credits, the 35th iteration of the symposium promises to live up to and exceed all expectations for an informative, fun, and collaborative learning experience for all involved.

Topics include:

• Biological variation in biological analytes
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Reducing the risk of future pandemics requires investment in prevention, preparedness, and response. However, primary pandemic prevention (preventing zoonotic spillover) has been largely absent in global conversations, policy guidance, and practice in part because there is a lack of a clear definition of prevention and lack of clear guidance on how to do this. Ecological countermeasures—actions that protect and restore wildlife habitat or mitigate wildlife-human interactions—provide many benefits including preventing pandemics at the source. Such action is critical, and we...

The Cornell Veterinary Educators Academy is hosting the Promoting Student Reflection and Self-Regulated Learning in Classrooms and Clinics conference, being held June 23-25, 2023 at the College of Veterinary Medicine. 

Designed for veterinary educators and others in the health professions, this conference will focus on teaching approaches that encourage and support veterinary students’ reflection on their learning experiences, and the development of lifelong learning skills through self-regulated learning. Learn more and register:...