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Learning Science in Informal Environments 
Cornell's Bruce Lewenstein presents on National Research Council findings
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What is Outreach?
Outreach programs solve real-world problems by linking people to Cornell's rich resources. Students, faculty, and staff share their expertise and energy with schools, businesses, government, community organizations, individuals, and families.
Cornell earns Carnegie Foundation honor for community engagement
In New York State and around the world, see how Cornell programs are making a difference. 
The Outreach We Do
Lost Ladybug Project
Cornell scientists have enlisted kids in a nationwide hunt for ladybugs. Photos sent in will help them understand why some, like New York's nine-spotted ladybug, have become extremely rare while others have flourished.
Into the Streets
Hundreds of Cornell students volunteer each year for the Public Service Center's annual day of community service in Ithaca
In the News
Research with a Public Purpose
- Cotton that conducts electricity gives rise to multifunctional clothing
Cornell professor and student design solar-powered dress that can charge a phone
The Land Grant Mission
Outreach manifests Cornell's mission as the land grant university for New York State.
Cornell Cooperative Extension is a key outreach system with an extensive local presence.
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