Stumpf to speak at Cornell opening convocation
Dr Samuel Enoch Stumpf will address the opening convocation at King Chapel at 11 a m Thursday September 7 marking Cornell's 120th year Orientation for new students began with campus introductions camps and activities across Linn and Jones counties New freshmen total 276 with 22 transfers representing 31 states the Bahamas Brazil Hong Kong Japan and the U S Virgin Islands 147 men and 152 women Cornell enrollment is estimated at 930 students until final figures are released Friday
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Cornell Professors Named Outstanding Educators of America
Four Cornell College of Arts and Sciences full professors Dr. William A. Deskin Dr. Herbert Hendriks Dr. Elizabeth Isaacs and Dr. Eric Kollman have been selected for the 1972 edition of Outstanding Educators of America. The honors recognize classroom skill research, leadership and civic service across education.
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Cornell alumna endows music scholarship funds
Mrs. Eva Ellsworth Dungan, 1889 Cornell Conservatory graduate and concert pianist, bequeaths funds to Cornell College for an endowed music scholarship. She lived in Waverly and performed in New York and California, accompanying stars like Schumann-Heink, Mary Garden, and Ellen Beach Yaw.
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Spirit of 76 Welcomed at Cornell Convocation
PIG formed Spirit of 76 welcomed Cornell President Dr Samuel Enoch Stumpf to King Chapel on August 30 for the New Student Parent Convocation. He dubbed the class The Spirit of 76 and stressed academic excellence of the freshmen.
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Orientation continues at CornellFreshmen programs extend for three weeks
Associate Dean Steve Calladay says orientation at Cornell is ongoing with Personal Impact Groups for fresh men. Groups meet twice weekly to discuss feelings loneliness mood and campus life with trained facilitators. Contact Mickey Cavander or the Office of Student Affairs to join. Dr Stumpf praises Cornell as a friendly, high quality community.
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