Programs
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What is Outreach?
Outreach programs solve real-world problems by linking people to Cornell's rich resources. Students, faculty, and staff share their expertise and energy with schools, businesses, government, community organizations, individuals, and families.
The Outreach We Do
Lost Ladybug Project
Cornell scientists have enlisted kids in a nationwide hunt for ladybugs. Photos sent in will help them understand why some, like New York's nine-spotted ladybug, have become extremely rare while others have flourished.
Integrated Pest Management
Socially acceptable, environmentally responsible and economically practical crop protection for all who live and work in New York
In the News
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Jan 6, 2009Materials scientists partner with startups
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Dec 18, 2008Dreaming of a white Christmas?
Research with a Public Purpose
- New interactive website helps diagnose Northeast plant problems
Users can search Interactive Plant Manager by bug, plant or type of damage
The Land Grant Mission
Outreach manifests Cornell's mission as the land grant university for New York State.
Cornell Cooperative Extension is a key outreach system with an extensive local presence.
Contact
Office of the Associate Provost for Outreach
- 501F Day Hall, Cornell University
- Ithaca, NY 14853-2801
- outreach@cornell.edu