Dec 9, 2017
Smithsonian 2022: The Future of The Smithsonian
What will the Smithsonian look like in five years? Our Leadership discusses our bold new vision.
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Smithsonian 2022: The Future of The Smithsonian
What will the Smithsonian look like in five years? Our Leadership discusses our bold new vision.
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If you learn anything...please learn to ask for help. It is a sign of wisdom and strength. ~~ David Skorton
International Cornell: A Conversation with Fredrik Logevall
President David Skorton has a conversation with Fredrik Logevall, history professor, vice provost for international affairs and director of the Mario Einaudi Center for International Studies, about Cornell’s expanded efforts at internationalization for this Cornell Alumni Magazine story.
“A priority in the first year has been internationalizing the student experience so our students will have the opportunity to have an international component to their curriculum—whatever their college, whatever their course of study,” Logevall said. “I'm also exploring the creation of a new major in "global affairs," which could generate a lot of student interest.”
Other progress includes supporting internationally engaged faculty with enhanced funding and forming an Internationalization Council, made up of senior associate deans from all of the schools and colleges, as well as an External Advisory Council, whose members care deeply about the University and have a particular attachment to "Global Cornell."
"... the humanities and social sciences, not just the physical and life sciences, are also vital to the future of this country"
Cornell President David Skorton and former Lockheed Martin CEO Norman Augustine write in a June 19 USA Today column.
Cornell Joins the Immigration Reform Discussion
As part of the "National Day of Immigration Reform" on Friday, April 19, 2013, Cornell President David Skorton is joined by UCLA professor Hiroshi Motomura and Cornell professors Michael Jones-Correa and Stephen Yale-Loehr to discuss immigration reform.
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"When students and parents ask, 'What can I do with a liberal arts major?' the right answer, grounded in the evidence, is 'A lot. A whole lot.'"
Pres. David Skorton and Vice Pres. Glenn Altschuler, writing for Forbes while discussing 'Does Your Major Matter?'
If you learn anything at Cornell, please learn to ask for help. It is a sign of wisdom and strength.
David Skorton President, Cornell University