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Browsing The Legacy of Cornell Faculty and Staff by Title
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0 Roger Spanswick – Meet the Presenters
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1 Roger Spanswick – Brief History
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2 Roger Spanswick - Scientist
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(28) Resource: Anthony R. Ingraffea – Background Resources
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3 Roger Spanswick – Mentor
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(30) Resource: Anthony R. Ingraffea – Directory with Abstracts and URLs
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4 Roger Spanswick – Outreach
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5 Roger Spanswick - Teaching
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6 Roger Spanswick – Sage
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7 Roger Spanswick – Friend
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A Conversation with Dale R. Corson
(Internet-First University Press, 2011-11-01)Interview of Dale R. Corson conducted by Harold D. Craft, Jr., former directory of the Arecibo Observatory (1973-1981) on Nov. 1, 2011. -
Achieving Food Security for All in the Foreseeable Future
(Internet-First University Press, 2015-12-03)Large increases in cereal prices in 2007-08 raised questions about the ability of world agriculture to produce the food needed by future generation. Predictions about impending world famine and continued increases in food ... -
Acorn to Oak: From City Kid to Cornell Professor Emeritus
(Internet-First University Press, 2009)This is the autobiography of Cornell Professor Emeritus Verne N. Rockcastle. It covers his life from his early years, college days, military service, Brockport years, Cornell years and retirement. -
Aesthetics Beyond Life: W. Jack Lewis
(Internet-First University Press, 2001-03-22)This is a presentation by Rev. W. Jack Lewis at the Lyceum, Kendal at Ithaca Retirement Community on March 22. 2001. W. Jack Lewis served Cornell as Director of Cornell United Religious Work from 1963-81. An ordained ... -
Agricultural Economics at Cornell: A History, 1900-1990
(College of Agriculture and Life Sciences at Cornell University, 2001)This 292-page picture-filled book, first-ever history of the department chronicles the major contributions made by its faculty and students to research, teaching, and extension in the field of agricultural economics during ... -
Agricultural Economics to the Dyson School: A Personal Experience
(The Internet-First University Press, 2017-03-07)This prominent econometrician recounts his journey at Cornell, dealing with The Early Years, The Middle Years, his role as Department Chair, Achieving Faculty Diversity, The Later Years, and Other Cornell Experiences. He ... -
Agronomy at Cornell
(The Internet-First University Press. ©2016 Cornell University, 2016-07-12)The account which follows focuses on the subject matter within the Department of Agronomy as of 1980, namely soils, production of field crops other than vegetables and fruit, and atmospheric science. That combination is ... -
Animal Navigation: An Enduring Mystery
(Internet-First University Press, 2014)Many animals move thousands of miles over the surface of the earth. Monarch butterflies return to a small place in Mexico to overwinter, Arctic Terns fly some 24,000 miles per year and salmon return to the gravel beds in ... -
Animal Science at Cornell University 1963 - 2000: Observations and Reflections of an Insider
(College of Agriculture and Life Sciences at Cornell University, 2001)This is an update to the 1987 book by Kenneth L. Turk, Animal Husbandry at Cornell University: A History and Record of Development from 1868 to 1963 prepared by a retired (1991), succeeding Department Chair, J. Murray ...
