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2010

Media Releases 2010
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December 2010
Dorothy Cotton Institute to promote civil rights leadership
Analysis of phone calls redraws political map
2008 ISS Faculty Fellow finds people lie as a way to manage modern communications
Design students help revamp spaces in local schools
ILR research finds leaders don't rock the boat
ISS awards Fall 2010 research grants
2008 ISS Faculty Fellow Sherry Martin receives NEH grant for Japan book
Students' Pill Pal, HugGloves to assist the elderly
ISS Networks Team Member finds geotagging reveals not only where you are, but also people you might know
ISS Networks team members publish landmark textbook
New Office of Undergraduate Research setus up shop
ILR professor discusses narcissists in the workplace
Prasad writes book on emerging markets in a changing world
Study looks at brain's ability to see into future
Two students win federal awards to study abroad
U.S. must take lead in eliminating nuclear weapons
NYC 4-H'er presents at World Food Prize Symposium
Videos now available for ISS/ACSF Social Scientists' Sustainability Research Forum
2008 ISS Faculty Fellow, Michelle Williams, studies role of voice in trust
Aging schools linked to poorer student outcomes
 
November
Einaudi Center announces 2010 seed grants
Grant to fund education program for rural central N.Y.
2010 ISS Small Grant PI, Jessica Weeks, wins grant for book on war
ILR student pitches business idea on TV show
ILR School's Groat and Alpern winners announced
Nearly 100 Cornellians spend day at United Nations
NYC speaker Quinn announces new food strategy
Junior wins the Best Proposal Prize in Korea
Worker misclassification discussed in NYC
Pillemer honored for research to improve elder care
U.S. helped turn Colombia from violent to peaceful
Performance and discussion address women in science
LaFeber: 'American century' was an illusion
Study: Low incomes make poor more conservative
Students Against Sweatshops lauded for campaign
Pinstrup-Andersen talks African food, health at U.N.
Paulson, Skorton discuss economic collapse
Expert sets media straight on gay youth
Acts of kindness give the dead eternal life, says speaker
Arizona SB 1070 has profoundly affected Natives
Speakers: Be honest about racial history of places
Alumnus reveals 'how to make a trillion dollars'
300 cookbooks enrich library's collection
ISS Immigration team member Kate Griffith named first Proskauer Rose professor
For older adults, there's no place like home
Prison system is today's 'system of slavery,' says speaker
Anthropologist to speak on 'life with others
Graduate student is international 'student of the year'
 
October
Experts discuss Indian farmer suicides controversy
ISS Immigration team member teaches course which examines Mexico, past and present
Alumnus receives anthropology's highest award
ISS Theme project unites psychologists, economists
David Owen 'digs' cuneiform tables
Former Treasury secretary to give Hatfield lecture
ILR faculty to discuss new book on social movements
Fed offers 'essential' support to ease economic woes
Library to contribute 300,000 books to repository
N.Y. Times reporter Sorkin discusses Wall Street meltdown
ILR's Employment and Disability Institute wins $4M grant
Alumnus and wife win $1 million for their research
Archaeologists rewrite history of civilization on Cyprus
Study: Medical cost of obesity soars
Rodriguez shares Latino contributions to medicine
Two experts debate Obama's foreign policy
Chinese reporters do some investigative reporting
Renowned professor talks 'On Being a Professor'
Kops speaker puts faces to immigration problem
ISS JDSB team member Vivian Zayas profile: ‘Attached’ to attachment psychology and Ultimate competitions
Experts: Climate change could trigger 100M refugees
Obesity threatens national security, hampers recruiting
President of Federal Reserve Bank of New York to visit
Repairing economy will be 'Herculean task'
Finance reporter Sorkin '99 to visit campus
Lecturer to speak on the Soviet history of Islam
Moosewood papers donated to library
Ehrenberg to receive doctorate from Penn State
Design helps dementia patients connect with loved ones
Student group helps disabled teens learn to cook
'Hitchhiker's Guide' offers education in pop culture
Sleep can affect weight, memory, says book
Histories of labor feminists recounted at Cook lecture
 
September
Grant to help New Yorkers reduce risky teen behavior
Students reach out to nursing home residents
Altschuler launches Jewish Studies lecture series
Seven on faculty receive Affinito-Stewart grants
Panelists to speak on sustainability, development
Cornell sociologists to brief Congress staff
Muslim women can use Quran to improve identity
Meeting closes gap between philosophy and psychology
Harvard expert: Obama foreign policy 'doomed to fail'
ILR professor looks at end of blue-collar males
Ghosh speaks on Pakistan-India relations, recent floods
ILR professor looks at end of blue-collar males
Czech President Vaclav Klaus to visit Cornell
Scholar to talk on travel, Islam and Western culture
Peace Corps director says experience is 'transformative'
News from 104 countries now available ... free
   
August  
Preschoolers use statistics to understand others
Men more likely to cheat on higher-earning women
Scholar revisits barrier between Israel and Palestine
Peace program renamed in honor of Judith Reppy
Professor wins top political science prize for paper
Panelists discuss media's changing business model
   
July  
Professor-edited journal rated among top in its field
Cornell government graduates win dissertation awards
Adults recall negative events less accurately than children
ILR students help revitalize Buffalo, N.Y., economy
ILR School promotes Americans with Disabilities Act
Block grant funds employ CITY youth leaders
Narcissists bring pluses, minuses to the workplace, study finds
Two local projects join Center for Transformative Action
New Yorkers divided on how to balance state budget
International Jungian studies conference set for Aug. 10-14
   
June  
Ed Lawler wins best book award
Institute helps incorporate diversity into the classroom
Ron Seeber appointed senior vice provost & will work with provost to advance social science initiatives
Mental health issues contribute to 'safe' investing
Study: Moms' favoritism tied to depression in adulthood
Skorton urges economists to advance health care reform
New A.D. White Professors-at-Large include experts in autism, political resistance and economic history
Psychologist discusses the anosognosic's dilemma--something's wrong but you'll never know what it is
Study: China's free enterprise economy succeeds via bottom-up development
Nearly 100 scholars to attend six-week School of Criticism and Theory program
Kindness is free and turns a profit, business guru Tom Peters '64 says in Olin Lecture
Faculty members give alumni an overview of global politics
Sociologist receives $797K to develop methods to identify terrorist social networks
Professor's statistically based soccer blog predicts win for Brazil
Location, location and presentation help promote healthier snacks, expert finds
Expert urges doctors to regularly screen for self-injury
Effects of 1996 welfare reform are mixed for poor families, study shows
CU researcher finds old diary entries are akin to tweets

Social science doctoral student receive Fulbright-Hayes fellowships
May 2010
People who network in large social circles earn more money
Half-heard phone conversations reduce performance
ISS awards grants to Cornell researchers

Cornell psychologist discusses cynicism & trust

David Dunning discusses Dunning-Kruger effect

Dan Lichter ponders intermarriage trends in online chat

Conference brings internat. social scientists to CU

PRI, CU to inform public about gas drilling issues

New study: Religion influences economic behavior

Cornell poised to help foster health care reform

M.H. Abrams professor lectures on psychoanalysis, history

Study finds alcohol is a growing problem for retirees

Unattractive people pay a price in court

Burma workshop offers food, updates, language tips

Student-founded publication now a global nonprofit

Rabbis maintained community during Diaspora

Zinni speaks on 'National Security Strategy and Iran'

Greeks pool $2,000 in change to prevent suicides

Darfur scholar: Don't punish perpetrator
s

Pulitzer winners speak out on oppression of women

Property outlaws can improve society, Penalver argues

April

Students land internships with venture capitalists

Four professors named to American Academy of Arts and Sciences

Cornell honors Lubna Olayan for entrepreneurship

Expert: Muslims - and astrology - saved civilization

Retiree environmental volunteers less depressed

Pepinsky and Prasad chosen as Asia scholars

Cornell program gets rural women walking more

Project looks to lift Latin American youth from poverty

Bowman advocates legal reform for cohabitating couples

Conference to assess future of Africana studies

Former Brazil president addresses global economy

Nation should be a 'stir-fry,' not 'melting pot'

Ali Hussain '11 named a Harry S. Truman Scholar

'Big Idea' finalists prepare for showdown


Speakers defend capitalism and self-interest

UN's contributions to socioeconomic ideas

Tougher grading is one reason for high STEM dropout rate

Cornell students, Lansing State juveniles create book

March

Study shows experiences are better than possessions

New Web site helps Alzheimer's caregivers

Study on fasting suggests why diets fail

'Minority' youth are majority in many counties

Largest Last Supper: It keeps gettin' bigger

Professors: Expect no New Deal analogs from Obama


Students advise on relocation of Haiti quake survivors


Women judges from around the world visit Law School


Achievement gap is deep, even in middle class


Students help businesses in developing countries


Things we want appear nearer, study shows


ILR School labor expert meets with NYC media


Fund supports research on women in Middle East


Study: Pattern in movies mimics that found in our brain


Governor discusses Puerto Rico's political status


Pulitzer Prize-winning writer discusses bin Laden


Nepal trip helps outdoor ed program go overseas


Shift to agriculture gave rise to 'age of anxiety'


Panelists: Peace Corps offers competency, perspective

Labor leader Andy Stern takes on economic woes

Economist John Cawley discusses economics of obesity

Students gain insights from noted economist

Shoppers who try harder to estimate spend more

Panel discusses justice for domestic violence survivors

Evangelista: Stigmatize, abolish nuclear weapons

February

Students take advantage of Grandin's last visit

We work harder against lesser rivals, new study shows

Kheel Center archives union's history

Cornellians can get SCOLA's world TV news via Web

Student help gives immigrant farmworkers a voice

Social hours help forge bilingual skills

Blog helps sort good information from bad


Researchers send texts to help pregnant women manage weight

Power of information awes students on trip to Kenya

Barrett calls for global data on world's underfed

Intervention and feedback lead to improved sleep

Cornell ranks No. 3 for Peace Corps recruits

Renowned economist defends the 'dismal science'

Chinese government treats students to trip to China

Research Team Tackles Poverty

Part-time ILR School program in NYC leads to master's

Tea serves cookies with dose of John Maynard Keynes

Funding available for peace studies students

January

Jews and blacks at Cornell often faced exclusion

Study pinpoints role of social networks in happiness

Panel: Devastation in Haiti had natural and human causes

Elderly lecturer emeritus finally earns CU Ph.D.

Psychologists develop tools to predict cognitive impairment

Evans studies stress, poverty, brain development

Sidle discusses his new book on our need to do good


David Levitsky - part teacher, part showman - wins award

Climate change threatens our inner and outer lives

Mice behavior studies can mimic human behavior

ILR study shows training isn't serving industry

Classics professor awarded Mellon grant for research

Spices were an early engine of globalization

Study shows employee turnover damages service

Of Individual Liberty and Cap and Trade

Online poker: The more you win, the more you lose

Senior published in national literary magazine


Alumnus' nonprofit offers a 'triple bottom line'

Daughters of counseled mothers commit fewer crimes

Linguist uses Internet to study how we say things

Recycling mattresses helps homeless find jobs

Colleen Padilla uses 'word of mom' to turn a profit

    


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