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“My life has been changed since attending the nutrition classes at Cornell University [Cooperative Extension].”
- Nutrition and Health workshop attendee

College of Human Ecology celebrates 100 years of CCE partnership

For 100 years, a mission of Cornell Cooperative Extension (CCE) has been to partner with the College of Human Ecology to improve the human condition, "not just engage in abstract theory and detached analysis," but to "draw conclusions with real, real impact," said Alan Mathios, the Rebecca Q. and James C. Morgan Dean of the College of Human Ecology, speaking at a 100th anniversary dinner event at the Cornell Club in Manhattan Nov. 1.

CUCE trains Roosevelt Island staff in landscape horticulture

CUCE-NYC recently completed its second year of landscape horticultural training program with the grounds crew of the NYS Roosevelt Island Operating Corp.

NY1: Power Of Science Energizes Brooklyn Students

As part of this year's National 4H Week, students here in the city and across the country recently took part in a program called "Wired for Wind," an ongoing effort to engage students in science, technology, engineering and math.

CUCE program helps low-income students with college prep

CAUSE, a joint venture of Cornell University Cooperative Extension (CUCE)-New York City and Henry Street Settlement (HSS), funded by the Teagle Foundation, seeks to improve the college readiness skills of minority youth from low-income communities by combining environmental studies, research, field study and community service with intensive college preparatory services.

The Food and Finance High School and The Food Network

The Food Network Kitchens met at Chelsea Market in New York City on May 20 for a special evening fundraiser and silent auction benefiting the Food and Finance High School. Special guests included Alex Guarnaschelli and Kelsey Nixon.

Speaker Quinn announces food strategy at Food and Finance H.S.