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Community members from across the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences gathered with friends and family Nov. 5 to celebrate the 15th annual Research, Extension and Staff Awards. The awards observe important and far-reaching achievements of CALS faculty and staff, who are nominated for continuously surpassing expectations and making significant, unique contributions to the college.

"I am awestruck by the important and far-reaching achievements of our colleagues across the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences," said Kathryn J. Boor '80, the Ronald P. Lynch Dean of CALS. "Tonight’s honorees contribute to the life-changing work of CALS. Their research and extension activities epitomize the Land Grant mission of Cornell CALS — which is to be fundamentally invested in improving the lives of people, their environments and their communities in New York and around the world.

Boor presented the awards to 20 recipients in 14 categories.

Research and extension awards

Outstanding accomplishments in science and public policy

Outstanding accomplishments in research

Outstanding accomplishments in extension/outreach (team)

Outstanding accomplishments in extension/outreach (individual)

Early achievement award

Career accomplishment

Core value staff awards 

Communication

Inclusive Environment

Initiative

Integrity

Problem Solving

Self-development (Team)

Supporting Vision and Mission

Unsung hero

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