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She does stand up but this is no joke.In this episode, we talk to Flavia Scott, an outstanding Cornell Human Ecology graduate who has left the campus and Ithaca better than she found it.Flavia’s curiosity and dedication to advancing the science of human thriving shine through as we explore her journey and are frankly floored by how brilliant and deep thinking she is at such a young age. She experienced the best Cornell had to offer by seizing all of the opportunities presented to her and...

Part recap and part news, we discuss the Cornell Human Ecology award ceremony and absolutely crazy things that went on.Keywords: Helen Bull Vandervort Award, D-listers and Brenda BrickerAlso, I threatened to tackle Osei Boating, young alum award winner, even though he has saved 6000 lives.Community is one of my favorite concepts in the world. Steph's too. We are grateful for our friends, family, loyal podcast listeners and everyone at CHE who put on a great event last weekend. We met incredib...

Noah's dedication to justice advocacy and his involvement in critical human rights issues exemplify the importance of individuals striving to make a positive impact in society. He's a 2024 Human Ecology graduate and we look forward to following his journey and the contributions he will undoubtedly make to the field of law and human rights. He's had more involvement with Human Bonding than anyone we know except Professor Cindy Hazan, and we put his knowledge of the courtroom and huma...

So…we were blown away by graduating senior Nina.She’s won awards. She’s had incredible Cornell experiences in other countries. She’s brilliant.That would be enough for us to highlight her on the podcast.But when you see and hear what she has created while being a full time CHE Fiber Science & Apparel Design major, you will be struck dumb. You heard it here first (we think), she is one to watch. Reach out to her on LinkedIn for her autograph asap.Not sponsored by or affiliated with Co...

Not your average lax bros.Meet Riley and Matt, fraternity brothers, club lacrosse teammates and 2024 graduates.As brilliant as they are charming, Riley and Matt take us through their Cornell experience from starting during Covid to working exceptionally hard until the last day of finals. You'll be inspired by how well they balanced their studies, social life and their time abroad.Cornell failed them in only one way - they have never heard of Barry Manilow (but they have heard of A Boogie wit ...

From her rigorous schedule in Dyson, to her leadership roles in campus organizations like The Women's Network, to her passion for supporting young girls through Curvy Girls Scoliosis, Toby discusses the importance of hard work, organization and mentorship in achieving personal and professional success. She's a student with great energy, great ideas and maybe a great new hobby.Also - what's Fat at the Stat?Not sponsored by or affiliated with Cornell University