Cornell University will hold its first Web Accessibility Camp, “Universal Design for Any Person, Any Study,” Aug. 6-8, with sessions to be hosted by such groups as WebAIM, Siteimprove and Cornell Information Technologies.
All members of the Cornell community (staff, faculty, students, retirees, spouses/partners) can participate in a month-long biking contest in May by submitting a prize entry form for each day in the month they ride.
Diane Bradac, work/life consultant in human resources, speaks passionately about supporting Cornell employees and creating a workplace in which self-care is not only possible, but a priority.
Siteimprove is a simple, yet powerful tool available to Cornell faculty and staff that evaluates the accessibility of websites and suggests how to improve them.
Cornell’s Adult University offers summer youth programs on North Campus for children ages 3-15 that combine the university’s academic resources with the recreational and social features of a day camp.
The next Cornell Recreation Connection trip to New York City is May 12. The day will be your own to see a show, visit a museum, go shopping, do some sight-seeing – the choice is yours.
Nearly 400 children were registered for Cornell’s Bring a Child to Work day, April 26. They explored many areas of the Cornell campus, including the Johnson Art Museum, Cornell University Police facilities and the Dairy Barn.
