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2008 Annual Conference for NY agricultural educators
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A new DVD: 'The Science of Fire Blight'
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A training project to improve population research and policy communication in Francophone Africa
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Advancing Youth Development program
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Agricultural Biotechnology Support Project II
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Agricultural Innovation Partnership
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Arthropod Sensory Biology
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Assessing and Improving Family Food Food Decision-making \n\nAs part of the Food Systems Leadership Development Program we are developing and testing tools for assessment and discussion guides for nutrition and food system education.
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Assets Coming Together (ACT) for Youth
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Authentic literacy applications in career and technical education: Helping all students learn
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Bacterial pathogens of plants, their genes, and the relevance of genome sequencing for secondary school students and teachers.
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Behavioral experiments to improve the performance of markets, regulation, and charitable donations in providing resources and environmental quality
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Bioacoustic research for basic life science understanding and for teaching K-12 through college.
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Bioenergy and Bioproducts Education Programs
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Bioluminescent courtship signaling by marine crustaceans
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Building collaborative educational opportunities for conservation and sustainable development
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Business Opportunities in Leadership and Diversity (BOLD)
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Business management and entrepreneurship
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CCE educators lend garden-based learning knowledge to Cornell students
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Community Improvement Through Youth (CITY) Project
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Community Learning and Service Partnership (CLASP)
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Community Learning and Service Partnerships (CLASP)
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Community Learning and Service Partnerships (CLASP)
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Community Learning and Service Partnerships (CLASP)
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Cooking Together for Family Meals
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Cornell Biofuels teaching game: The Race to the Pump!
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Cornell Dairy Fellows Program graduates agricultural professionals
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Cornell Farmworker Program
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Cornell Nutrient Analysis Laboratory
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Cornell’s PRO-DAIRY Junior DAIRY LEADER program enhances career development
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Cybertools for creating online communities
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Decision support of ruminant livestock systems in the Gulf Region of Mexico
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Developing Undergraduate Research Practicum Opportunities
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Developing educational software and support for teaching neurobiology, behavior, acoustics, and genetics.
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Developing undergraduate research practicum opportunities
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Early childcare and education in rural New York
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Encouraging sustainable forestry through resource and financial stewardship
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Encouraging sustainable forestry through resource and financial stewardship
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Endicott Soundlines
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Engaging students in extension and field work
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Enhancing multidisciplinary experiential learning and collaborative problem-solving in conservation and sustainable development
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Enhancing science education in rural New York
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Entrepreneurship education for prisoners
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Environmental Stewardship on the Cornell Campus
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Environmental and genetic determinants of seed quality and performance
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Environmental and genetic determinants of seed quality and performance
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Erasing Boundaries Symposium: City College, New York City, April 2008
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Erasing Boundaries—Supporting Communities: Interdisciplinary Service-Learning in Architecture, Landscape Architecture, and Urban Planning
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Establishing a Naturalist Outreach Speakers Bureau and inspiring a new generation of engaged outreach leaders
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Extending Our Reach: Voices of Service-Learning at Cornell, a publication edited by Professor Paula Horrigan and published by the Cornell Public Service Center and the Faculty-Fellow-in-Service Program, November 2007
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Faculty discuss new ideas for learning and teaching
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Food, nutritional, and other policies and their effects on the well-being of U.S. households
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Fossil Finders: Developing instructional materials using fossils to motivate and teach diverse child populations about evolution, inquiry, and the nature of science
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Fossil Finders: Professional development of teachers’ knowledge about teaching evolution, inquiry, and the nature of science
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Fossil Finders: Using fossils to teach about evolution, inquiry, and nature of science
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Functional genomics of plant pathogenicity in Streptomyces species
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Helping new Cornell Cooperative Extension executive directors to quickly and effectively attain proficiency in critical aspects of their positions
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Hydroponics Learning Model
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Improving K-20 science education
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Improving agricultural and scientific literacy in secondary agricultural science education through effective implementation of appropriate classroom practices
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Inference of biological function and mechanism of evolutionary change from comparative genomic data
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Integrating genetically modified insect-resistant plants into IPM
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Integrating wind energy into electricity markets
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Ithaca City School District (ICSD) Equity Report Card
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Molecular genetics of wild bird populations
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Moving from intention to implementation in family food decisions
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Naturalist Outreach: Engaging Young Scientists and Training a Generation of Scientific Outreach Leaders
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New York City 4-H Youth Development: "Youth Voice"
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New York Dairy Discovery Workshop
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New York state technical assessment for agricultural education
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Nitrogen needs for corn in rotation: tools for more precise management for profitability and environmental protection
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Nucleic acid engineering: materials, properties, and applications
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Petra Pool and Garden Complex Project
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Ph.D. fellowships for plant breeding
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Plants and Human Well Being
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Polson Institute for Global Development
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Polson Institute for Global Development
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Polson Institute for Global Development
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Polson Institute for Global Development
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Practical, Cost-Effective, Ecologically Sound, and Readily Adoptable Integrated Confinement and Pasture Fly Management Programs for Dairy and Beef Cattle (Conventional and Organic) Producers
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Reconsidering the nature, meaning, and significance of cooperative extension`s public purposes and work
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Research, development, and application of advanced technologies for monitoring rare and endangered species in marine and terrestrial environments.
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Rice Diversity Project
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Sowing the Seeds of Science
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Supporting scientists in doing outreach
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Supporting scientists in doing outreach
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The Cornell Kosher and Halal Food Initiative
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The Cornell Mushroom Blog
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The Great Peristyle Garden of the Villa Arianna
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The Long Island Horticultural Research and Extension Center
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The Lost Ladybug Project: A Citizen Science Reasearch and Outreach Program
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The Lost Ladybug Project: A Citizen Science Reasearch and Outreach Program
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The Youth Grow Summit: Growing youth leadership in the food systems arena
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The structure, function and practical applications of plant cell walls
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Training Ph.D. plant breeders for West Africa
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Training the next generation of food scientists: The food science undergraduate summer research program
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Training the next generation of food scientists: The food science undergraduate summer research program
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Trans-Boundary Indigenous Waters Program; Native American philosophies of environmental stewardship in the Great Lakes region
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Undergraduate Program Director
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Undergraduate internship program at CALS and SUNY Cobleskill
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Understanding obesity and the hormones produced by adipose tissue
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Understanding the biology of flavor perception to enhance taste and aroma in foods
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Universal PreK Policy implementation
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Water quality in hydrologically sensitive areas; predicting runoff and pollution
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Wetland science and politics for high school students
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Whole-farm nutrient management: a capstone course preparing on environmental management of dairy farms
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Youth technology project
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