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Professor Oliver Gao studies air quality related to automobile emissions with researcher Shuai Pan.

3 Ways to Sabotage Your Systems Architecture

As the adage goes, those who fail to plan, plan to fail. This is especially true in a rapidly evolving tech landscape. Systems architecture – the strategic art and science of designing complex foundations for software, hardware, networks, and even …

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The Age of the Mompreneur: Empowering Working Mothers

Modern societal shifts and emerging trends in the startup ecosystem present new challenges and opportunities for women, particularly for mompreneurs – those juggling the responsibilities of motherhood and entrepreneurship. The success of early-stage enterprises founded and led by women depends …

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Lee’s hospitality story

I have been working with senior management in hotels and restaurants for more than 20 years, and I have to say that the training received at Cornell has provided me with a series of very valuable tools for professional growth. …

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Kara’s story

It’s been a crazy year but dipping my toes into something completely new and out of the ordinary for me was really exciting. After earning this certificate, I no longer just buy wines for the art on the label (welp, …

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Sara’s story with Procurement Strategy

My experience with eCornell was life-changing, door-opening. I was awestricken, thinking, “Wow, I can change my future!” I started out looking for an avenue of further education to improve my current role, and also to show my 2 kids that …

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Michelle’s story

Meet Michelle Padilla. She’s using her Content Writing certificate to advance her marketing career — with immediate results.

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Shape the Future of Senior Living Management

Driven by longer lifespans and the aging Baby Boomer generation, the number of older adults in the United States is expected to exceed 80 million by 2040, accelerating the demand for senior living solutions. Professionals in the sector are adapting …

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The MSBA cohort enjoys an ice cream social with special guest Touchdown, Cornell’s mascot.

Second MSBA cohort completes residency

The Master of Science in Business Analytics (MSBA) degree program from Cornell’s Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management received a record-breaking number of applicants for its second year and recently welcomed 69 students to campus for a weeklong residency …

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Bringing New Science to Market

Medical innovation is reaching new heights every year. What scientific breakthroughs can we expect on the market in the coming decade? What challenges will we face in adopting them?

Professor Sean Nicholson, director of the Cornell Sloan Program in Health Administration, …

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Navigating the Future of Hospitality Management

Labor market shifts and workforce issues continue to challenge the hospitality industry due to the lingering effects of global travel restrictions and safety protocols during the COVID-19 pandemic. With decreased interest in hospitality jobs, many people exited the industry, creating …

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4 Ways to Leverage AI in Your Corporate Strategy

With the swift expansion of artificial intelligence, automation tools are now readily available to corporations and consumers alike. Companies are integrating new technologies to avoid falling behind their competition and appearing out of touch with trends that matter to their …

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Nakia’s story

Meet Nakia Hall. She’s using the knowledge she gained from her Diversity and Inclusion certificate to supplement her professional knowledge of D&I in the workplace.

Kelly’s story

“I completed my Women in Leadership Certificate during the most challenging year of my adult life, and I came out of the experience a better career woman and leader, in both my personal and professional life. My certificate gave me …

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