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Washington, DC Katılım Ekim 2011
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What better way to kickoff a discussion of disability at work w/ @cornellilr Dean @alexjscolvin than a Capitol Dome tour? Thank you @JohnMannionNY22 for sharing this bird’s eye view & for supporting policies that keep talented people in the workforce.
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The humanities are essential! Students from @sochum and @CornellGrad took this message to Capitol Hill. Telling their stories, they thanked lawmakers for prioritizing @NEHgov and other programs that support libraries, languages, history, and culture. @HumanitiesAll
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Educating the next generation of military leadership is foundational to the ⁦@Cornell⁩ land grant mission. Thank you to ⁦@SenSchumer⁩ staff for stopping by Barton Hall to talk with ⁦⁦⁦@cornellnavy⁩ midshipmen and ⁦@usafrotc⁩ cadets today.
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The only @Cornell alumna in the Senate, @SenatorSlotkin sat down with President Kotlikoff for a wide ranging discussion of everything from her @CornellCALS freshman course load to her bipartisan work to shore up the federal research budget. Thank you for your support!
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President Kotlkioff had a chance to catch up with @CornellLaw alumna @WhipKClark today. Her leadership played a critical role in efforts to preserve funding for the research and higher education programs that benefit @Cornell students and faculty. Thank you!
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It's so nice to see old friends - President Kotlikoff stopped by Capitol Hill to visit with @Cornell alumna @RepBethVanDuyne today. Thank you for the Big Red welcome!
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Congresswoman Beth Van Duyne
Congresswoman Beth Van Duyne@RepBethVanDuyne·
As a Cornell alumna, I always enjoy connecting with students!   This week I spoke with a first-year class starting their college journey in D.C., they also heard from a panel of Cornell alumni working on the Hill. I shared my path from Cornell to public service in Irving to representing Texas’ 24th District. I appreciated their thoughtful questions and engagement!
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With funding for the federal TRIO programs at risk, ⁦@CornellCDSJ⁩ McNair Scholars spent the day on Capitol Hill, reminding legislators why it is vital to support promising first gen ⁦@Cornell⁩ students on their paths to graduate school. #SupportTRIO #McNair
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What a privilege to spend this beautiful fall day on Capitol Hill with ⁦⁦⁦@CornellinWashDC⁩ students! Their stories clearly illustrate why federal investment in higher education is so valuable to the future of our country.
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It is with profound sadness that the @Cornell Office of Federal Relations mourns the loss of our longtime leader Steve Johnson. He will be remembered as a trusted colleague, a generous mentor, and a loyal friend by the many people he touched over the course of his career.
Cornell Chronicle@CornellNews

Remembering Stephen Philip Johnson, VP for government relations emeritus, whose genial approach helped legislators understand @Cornell’s educational mission and land-grant roles. Johnson died on Monday, in Syracuse. He was 78. @CornellinWashDC news.cornell.edu/stories/2024/1…

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