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Bus Stop Bagels is great and centrally located, making it easily accessible on campus. I recognize I’m totally biased — being from New England, I love bagels, but it’s nice to have a taste of home on campus, and above all, the food is delicious. I recommend ordering the classic Route 81!
Ithaca has no shortage of outdoor activities. Take a hike along the innumerable gorges and waterfalls — Robert H. Treman State Park, Watkins Glen State Park, and Buttermilk Falls are some of my favorites. We’re lucky to have a huge dog park nearby, and you can frequently find me there with my dog, Blue.
PUBPOL 3764: Intellectual Property Law with Professor Daniel Manne. The way he teaches is conducive to learning, and his passion and knowledge of the subject continually shine through in lectures. We dissect the nuances of key Supreme Court cases that have shaped business and innovation. This deep analysis and critical thinking level allows you to improve your analytical skills significantly. You get to really learn about and explore the intentions behind these complex landmark legal decisions and see how contemporary laws and policies influence them. Plus, Professor Manne makes the complex IP concepts easy to understand and engaging.
I plan to continue my education and pursue a Master of Business Administration. Upon completion, I plan to enter the world of banking and finance, leveraging my skills and background in operating within complex and high-pressure environments. I’m excited about the prospect of being a vital part of an institution that tackles significant projects and matters of great importance.
In addition to my interest in finance, I have a strong passion for civil service. I hope to use my policy education to positively impact the world, and I want to be a driving force for change toward a better future.
Temple of Zeus inside Goldwin Smith Hall is my favorite cafe. The environment has a perfectly balanced noise level, ample tables and chairs, and nearby chargers for your electronic devices. I think this is the best place to really lock in and concentrate comfortably while being in a space where you can get food and coffee and see your friends.
Look no further than the Carl A. Kroch Library and its rare manuscript collections. They have endless miles of rare and unique items inside the vault, and the staff is always willing to take you on tour and show you some of the items that Cornell has in possession. There, you can find a copy of the Gettysburg Address, original Beethoven and Mozart compositions, clay tablets inscribed with cuneiform text, and much more.
I chose Cornell because of its rich and impressive history. Its reputation for academic excellence and groundbreaking research speaks for itself domestically and internationally. What truly stood out to me was Cornell’s unparalleled commitment to our military throughout its history, which resonated with me deeply.
The founding principle of “… any person … any study” is embodied and a lived experience. Cornell offers a seemingly endless array of innovative and comprehensive areas of study, allowing me to explore my passions without limitations. The diversity of the student body builds upon this, as everyone comes from different walks of life together to create an enhanced learning environment enriched by diverse perspectives.
Bus Stop Bagels is great and centrally located, making it easily accessible on campus. I recognize I’m totally biased — being from New England, I love bagels, but it’s nice to have a taste of home on campus, and above all, the food is delicious. I recommend ordering the classic Route 81!
Ithaca has no shortage of outdoor activities. Take a hike along the innumerable gorges and waterfalls — Robert H. Treman State Park, Watkins Glen State Park, and Buttermilk Falls are some of my favorites. We’re lucky to have a huge dog park nearby, and you can frequently find me there with my dog, Blue.
PUBPOL 3764: Intellectual Property Law with Professor Daniel Manne. The way he teaches is conducive to learning, and his passion and knowledge of the subject continually shine through in lectures. We dissect the nuances of key Supreme Court cases that have shaped business and innovation. This deep analysis and critical thinking level allows you to improve your analytical skills significantly. You get to really learn about and explore the intentions behind these complex landmark legal decisions and see how contemporary laws and policies influence them. Plus, Professor Manne makes the complex IP concepts easy to understand and engaging.
I plan to continue my education and pursue a Master of Business Administration. Upon completion, I plan to enter the world of banking and finance, leveraging my skills and background in operating within complex and high-pressure environments. I’m excited about the prospect of being a vital part of an institution that tackles significant projects and matters of great importance.
In addition to my interest in finance, I have a strong passion for civil service. I hope to use my policy education to positively impact the world, and I want to be a driving force for change toward a better future.
Temple of Zeus inside Goldwin Smith Hall is my favorite cafe. The environment has a perfectly balanced noise level, ample tables and chairs, and nearby chargers for your electronic devices. I think this is the best place to really lock in and concentrate comfortably while being in a space where you can get food and coffee and see your friends.
Look no further than the Carl A. Kroch Library and its rare manuscript collections. They have endless miles of rare and unique items inside the vault, and the staff is always willing to take you on tour and show you some of the items that Cornell has in possession. There, you can find a copy of the Gettysburg Address, original Beethoven and Mozart compositions, clay tablets inscribed with cuneiform text, and much more.
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