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 Yessica Martinez

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Fellowship supports MFA creative writing student Yessica Martinez

Yessica Martinez has received a Paul & Daisy Soros Fellowship for New Americans, a graduate school program for immigrants and children of immigrants, that will fund her pursuit of a Cornell MFA in creative writing.
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Faculty participate in Ithaca's Spring Writes Literary Festival

Arts & Sciences faculty will participate in this year’s Community Arts Partnership’s Spring Writes Literary Festival, taking place in downtown Ithaca May 3-6. The festival features literary-themed events, including panels and workshops geared towards emerging and established writers, as well as events for the general public such as readings, performances, play readings, and performances. This is the festival’s ninth year showcasing Finger Lakes Region writers.

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Media Studies lecture on networks and proxy politics April 25

From high-speed financial networks to social media; from viruses to terrorism, networks lie at the heart of what is new in our current era. On Wednesday, April 25, Cornell Media Studies presents “Critical Data Studies: The Case of Proxy Politics," a talk by Wendy Hui Kyong Chun, Professor of Modern Culture & Media at Brown University examining how the powerful concept of the “network” resonates across all disciplines. The 4:30 pm talk will take place in the Guerlac Room, A.D.

 Black woman hugging her daughter in a scene from "From Land to Land" film

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Video installation explores experiences of the undocumented

A panel discussion on the exhibit's last day will focus on the state of the U.S. immigration system.
 Maria Cristina Garcia

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Four on faculty receive Carpenter advising awards

Deputy Provost John Siliciano presented Cornell faculty members Sahara Byrne, (Kit-Yee) Daisy Fan, María Cristina García and James P. Lassoie with 2016 Kendall S. Carpenter Memorial Advising Awards May 28 at a trustee-faculty dinner.

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‘Mild’ Russian sanctions signal need for de-escalation

On Thursday, the Biden administration announced economic sanctions on Russia in retaliation for alleged election interference and cyberattacks. Nicholas Mulder, assistant professor of history, says the new sanctions are "signals, rather than immediate increases in pressure."
Chen Qiu

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New Faculty: Chen Qiu

Chen Qiu, Economics
Xinzhu (April) Wei

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New Faculty: Xinzhu (April) Wei

Xinzhu Wei, Computational Biology
Antonio Fernandez Ruiz

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New Faculty: Antonio Fernandez Ruiz

Antoni Fernandez Ruiz, Neurobiology and Behavior
Azahara Oliva

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New Faculty: Azahara Oliva

Azahara Oliva, Neurobiology and Behavior
Lenora Warren

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New Faculty: Lenora Warren

Lenora Warren, Literatures in English
Benjamin Dozier

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New Faculty: Benjamin Dozier

Benjamin Dozier, Mathematics
Elizabeth Ogonek

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New Faculty: Elizabeth Ogonek

Elizabeth Ogonek, Music
Peidong Sun

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New Faculty: Peidong Sun

Peidong Sun, History
Abigail Crites

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New Faculty: Abigail Crites

Abigail Crites, Physics
Britney Schmidt

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New Faculty: Britney Schmidt

Britney Schmidt, Astronomy
Tamika Nunley

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New Faculty: Tamika Nunley

Tamika Nunley, History
David Shoemaker

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New Faculty: David Shoemaker

David Shoemaker, Philosophy
Liliana Colanzi

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New Faculty: Liliana Colanzi

Liliana Colanzi, Romance Studies
Collage of 2021 New Faculty

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The College Welcomes New Faculty for 2021-22

Despite pandemic challenges, the College of Arts & Sciences expanded its faculty with 17 new hires this year, bringing exciting new ideas into wide-ranging fields, including moral psychology, Indigenous studies, cosmology, genetics and African American literature.
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Ukraine invasion heightens anxiety in Taiwan

A U.S. delegation arrived in Taiwan to show support for the nation this week. Allen Carlson, associate professor of government and an expert on China, says Taiwan was on edge even before Russian President Vladimir Putin began his assault on Ukraine.
Suraj Malladi

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New Faculty: Suraj Malladi

Suraj Malladi, Economics
Ben Sandkam

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New Faculty: Ben Sandkam

Ben Sandkam, Neurobiology and Behavior
Jodi Byrd

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New Faculty: Jodi Byrd

Jodi Byrd, Associate Professor, Literatures in English