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Today is the beginning of Summer Session! There’s still time to enroll in the remaining 3-week and 6-week sessions in June and July. Choose from hundreds of courses on campus or online. Enroll now through Cornell University School of Continuing Education (SCE): https://lnkd.in/eyd-JjrB
Public speaking is often cited as one of people’s biggest fears, but this summer, Theo Black, of Cornell's Department of Performing and Media Arts, invites students to embrace the power of effective oratory with his six-week Summer Session course, PMA 3814 Public Speaking: Contexts, Techniques and Analysis. The four-credit class runs June 24 to August 2 on the Cornell campus and is open to Cornell undergraduates and visiting students. Learn more about it here: https://lnkd.in/eixEyC8i
We're hiring! Cornell's School of Continuing Education is looking for a Admissions Systems Analyst. Learn more about this fantastic opportunity here: https://lnkd.in/eNrg8-2M
We're hiring! Cornell's School of Continuing Education is looking for a Learning and Assessment Specialist. Learn more about this fantastic opportunity here: https://lnkd.in/eTCf435c
Explore business management fundamentals in New York City with Cornell this summer! In the popular 3-week, 3-credit program taught by Erik Michielsen, the former regional director for the Cornell SC Johnson College of Business, you'll become familiar with the primary components of business management in the center of global business. Open to all university and college undergraduate students; program participants need not be Cornell students or U.S citizens. https://lnkd.in/gEvr4YDC
Cornell’s Precollege Studies application is now open for summer online courses! Choose a 3- or 6-week course (or combine two for a 9-week program), study with Cornell faculty, and earn up to twelve credits and a Cornell transcript. Courses run between June 3 and August 6. Select from more than 90 regular undergraduate Cornell courses in Arts and Architecture, Business and Hotel Management, Health and Humanities, International Relations, Psychology, Science and Technology, Sustainability, Veterinary Medicine, and more! More courses will be added in the coming months. Apply now! https://lnkd.in/eh-aYczt
There's still time for Cornell students to register for Winter Session and take an online course such as "Black Cult Media," taught by Dr. Kristen Warner in the Department of Performing and Media Arts. The class runs Jan. 2-19. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/gjeMMfXh
Plan now! Gain a solid academic foundation in U.S. law with Cornell's C. Evan Stewart in NYC this summer. Take "The American Legal System (GOVT 3150)" from June 3–26 and, if you'd like, experience working in a law-related internship until July 12, 2024. Applications open in late January. Open to Cornell and visiting undergrads. Lean more about the program here: https://lnkd.in/gF5Y9Qey
Take LAW 3887 International Human Rights in Theory and Practice this Winter Session with Cornell University! The online, 3-credit course taught by clinical professor of law, Elizabeth Brundige, introduces students to the law, theory, and practice of international human rights. Open to all, including motivated high school students. The class runs Jan. 2-19. Lean more here: https://lnkd.in/gz3k3x2P
This Winter Session, we're pleased to offer the award-winning online course, "What Makes Us Human? An Existential Journey amidst Crises. Taught by Dr. Uriel Abulof, this amazing 3-week course will explore the biggest questions of humanity such as Are we truly different from animals and machines? What’s the difference between freedom and liberty? Should we pursue happiness? Why do we yield to fear and anxiety? Can we defeat alienation? Is love all we need? Through examination of these questions, Dr. Abulof offers a realistic, yet hopeful view of where the human species is headed. Class runs Jan. 2-19. Open to all. Register now: https://lnkd.in/gyGs4Ky9 #onlinecourses #cornelluniversity #wintersession