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Professor Dolly Chugh's joint research examining gender diversity on corporate boards is featured
Professor Dolly Chugh’s joint research examining gender diversity on corporate boards is featured
Excerpt from The Economist — “[The co-authored paper] concluded that: ‘If organizations see gender diversity as a goal but tend to consider that goal satisfied once they match or just surpass the gender diversity levels of peers, then attaining true gender diversity may be jeopardized.'”
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Paul Barrett, Deputy Director of the Center for Business and Human Rights, discusses the center's recent research report on Russian disinformation
Paul Barrett, Deputy Director of the Center for Business and Human Rights, discusses the center’s recent research report on Russian disinformation
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— July 25, 2018
Excerpt from Bloomberg — “What’s important to underscore is that the technology supporting Russian disinformation is evolving. Likely, later this year, when and if Russia tries to interfere with our midterm elections, they will be using different means. What was done last year will not continue and one of the things I think social media companies need to prepare for…
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Professor Aswath Damodaran's contributed essay in "The Best Investment Writing – Vol. 2," is referenced
Professor Aswath Damodaran’s contributed essay in “The Best Investment Writing – Vol. 2,” is referenced
Excerpt from ThinkAdvisor — “‘The Bitcoin Boom: Asset, Currency, Commodity or Collectible’ by Aswath Damodaran, finance professor, NYU Stern School of Business: ‘Bitcoin is not an asset class. You don’t invest in Bitcoin; you trade it. Bitcoin is a young currency.'”
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Professors Tülin Erdem and Thomaï Serdari are interviewed about the impact of Dolce & Gabbana's controversial ad campaign
Professors Tülin Erdem and Thomaï Serdari are interviewed about the impact of Dolce & Gabbana’s controversial ad campaign
Excerpt from the CNN— “‘This is a big brand crisis,’ said Tulin Erdem, a professor of marketing at NYU’s Stern business school. ‘Sometimes brands do recover … but on a scale of 1-10, [this is] really high up.’ … ‘People are really influenced by what’s happening online,’ [Serdari] said. ‘They do shop primarily online, and they’re excellent researchers,’ she said. They ‘have experience in the…
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Executive-in-Residence Richard Berner points to corporate borrowing as a risk to the economy
Executive-in-Residence Richard Berner points to corporate borrowing as a risk to the economy
Excerpt from the CNN— “‘The regulators have not taken preventive action to prevent the buildup of risk,’ says Richard Berner, who until last year ran the Treasury Department’s Office of Financial Research. ‘So they have to think about what they do when bad things happen.'”
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Professor Anindya Ghose is interviewed for a story on Club Factory's success in India's retail market
Professor Anindya Ghose is interviewed for a story on Club Factory’s success in India’s retail market
Excerpt from Quartz –“‘The main reason why Indian customers like it (Club Factory) is due to the very high quality of its AI and machine learning-powered recommender systems that learn user preferences very quickly and offer highly curated offers targeted at individuals,’ said Ghose. ‘Plus they offer cash on delivery too.'”
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Students’ environmental-justice art published in journal
Students’ environmental-justice art published in journal
“Interwoven,” by Renee Lee ’21, a food science major, is one of the works by students in Sara B. Pritchard’s Ethics and Environment course class selected for publication in the journal Minding Nature.
For the final assignment in her Ethics and Environment course last spring, Sara B. Pritchard, associate professor of science and technology studies in the College of Arts and Sciences, decided that…
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Cross-cutting initiative to promote AI and digital literacy
Cross-cutting initiative to promote AI and digital literacy
Artificial intelligence and other digital technologies have transformed the way that people live and work, bringing unprecedented opportunities and risks.
To help people navigate our increasingly tech-driven world, Natalie Bazarova, professor of communication in the Cornell University College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, and Qian Yang, assistant professor of information science in the…
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Parking ticket reminders work, but not for all
Parking ticket reminders work, but not for all
When most drivers see a slip of paper under their windshield wiper, they’re unhappy about it – and maybe a little angry, probably with themselves – but they pay the fine. Parking tickets are a fact of life.
But there are some people who, for a variety of reasons, just don’t pay up – and wind up with additional fines or even the loss of their vehicle. And Ori Heffetz, associate professor in the…
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AAP professor and art chair Paul Ramírez Jonas to create work for the National Mall
AAP professor and art chair Paul Ramírez Jonas to create work for the National Mall
What stories remain untold on the National Mall?
Six artists, including Paul Ramírez Jonas, Chair of the Department of Art and Professor at Cornell University’s College of Art, Architecture, and Planning, have been invited to create largescale artworks addressing this question as part of the inaugural exhibition of Beyond Granite, a new public art initiative launching in Washington, DC this…
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Some last minute advice before you submit your study abroad application
Some last minute advice before you submit your study abroad application
We share some tips from those who did study abroad
The study abroad deadline is fast approaching, and students don’t have much time at all to perfect their applications. The choice of universities and countries students can go to is impressive – Australia, Canada, France, the Netherlands, the USA… It can be hard almost to whittle the choices down to just three.
We spoke to a range of students…
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Delaware County prison's Inside-Out program graduates a dozen
Delaware County prison’s Inside-Out program graduates a dozen
A dozen graduates completed the first class of the George W. Hill Correctional Facility’s Inside-Out program on Nov. 29, according to a Delaware County press release.
The graduation ceremony was the culmination of a semester-long project featuring four incarcerated persons, the students, and eight students from Penn State Brandywine.
The Inside-Out Prison Exchange Program began in 1997 at Temple…
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Taiwan sows its language, culture with US centers
Taiwan sows its language, culture with US centers
Taiwan and the US on Friday celebrated the second anniversary of a language education initiative that aims to encourage more Americans to learn Mandarin at Taiwanese study centers as China’s language and cultural centers close across the US.
“Over the past two years, we have significantly increased Mandarin and English language learning and exchange opportunities. Here’s to the future!” the US…
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U.S.-Taiwan Education Initiative anniversary celebrated
U.S.-Taiwan Education Initiative anniversary celebrated
Washington, Dec. 3 (CNA) The United States and Taiwan both celebrated on social media Friday the second anniversary of a language education initiative that aims to encourage more Americans to learn Chinese from Taiwanese study centers, in an attempt to replace China’s language and cultural centers which have closed in the U.S.
“Over the past two years, we have significantly increased Mandarin and…
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'We just had to have something beautiful come out of something so horrible'
‘We just had to have something beautiful come out of something so horrible’
Dec. 3—On Dec. 21, 1988, a terrorist bomb smuggled into the back of Pan Am Flight 103 turned the plane into a fireball, some 30, 000 feet over Lockerbie, Scotland.
A total of 270 people died that day.
One of the passengers on Flight 103 was Valerie Canady, an accountant who knew her way around a piano and classical music score.
The 25-year-old who lived and worked in London was flying home to…
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Top scholarships seek out students from underrepresented backgrounds
December 1, 2022
Besides financial assistance, top awards provide mentoring, networking support
Growing up in rural Kentucky, Morgan Beaven said he didn’t know many other LGBTQ people.
“I didn’t have LGBTQ mentors or folks to look up to,” he said.
But last year, as an incoming student at Arizona State University, Beaven won the Point Foundation Flagship Scholarship, a prestigious award for LGBTQ…
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Vitolo, Wanamaker earn full athletic scholarships
Vitolo, Wanamaker earn full athletic scholarships
North Stars Gymnastics Academy announced two of its graduating high school seniors have earned full athletic scholarships to NCAA Division One Women’s Gymnastics, continuing its legacy of developing high-caliber athletes who go on to compete in nationally-ranked programs.
Madison Vitolo of Basking Ridge and Karina Wanamaker of Flemington recently signed National Letters of Intent to formalize…
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