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Dean Colvin Highlighted On Latest Union Strong Podcast

Official podcast of New York State AFL-CIO features ILR School’s newest leader.

Dean Colvin Highlighted On Latest Union Strong Podcast
Dean Colvin Highlighted On Latest Union Strong Podcast

Three ILR students among Merrill Presidential Scholars

Cornell Chronicle

Niyyah Barber, Brittany Garcia and Julia Allen honored a teacher or mentor who made a difference in their ILR experience.

ILR Merrill Scholars 2019
Three ILR students among Merrill Presidential Scholars

Workplace Creativity, Morality and Motivation Researched by Lucas

In the classroom, Assistant Professor Brian Lucas uses concepts and theory to inform understanding of workplace problems.

Brian Lucas
Workplace Creativity, Morality and Motivation Researched by Lucas

Helping People Navigate Their Environments is Research Focus

Cornell Chronicle

Brian Lucas is collaborating with Cornell colleagues to study motivation and creativity in the workplace.

Helping People Navigate Their Environments is Research Focus

Teaching About Tech Change and the Future of Work: Litwin Outlines His Approach

Aspen Institute

In ILR’s TΔ@W course, students learn how technologies can benefit many. It’s knowledge they can deploy as they become managers, policymakers, professionals, parents, teachers and workers, Litwin writes in an Aspen Institute blog post.

Adam Seth Litwin teaching about tech change and the future of w
Teaching About Tech Change and the Future of Work: Litwin Outlines His Approach

Forced arbitration growing, putting more workers at risk, Colvin says.

Sixty million workers are impacted by a conflict resolution system forced on them by employers, according to ILR’s interim dean.

ILR School Interim Dean Alex Colvin, Ph.D.'99 speaks with a panel in New York City.
Forced arbitration growing, putting more workers at risk, Colvin says.

Entitlement: More Complex Than You Think

Entitlement usually gets a bad rap, but it’s not necessarily negative. “A little entitlement can be a good thing,” says ILR Associate Professor Emily Zitek.

Emily Zitek teaching in the classroom
Entitlement: More Complex Than You Think

Two ILR Faculty Win Weiss Awards

Cornell Chronicle

Kati Griffith and George Boyer honored for excellence in teaching.

Kati Griffith, associate professor of labor and employment law, speaks during a class in Ives Hall.
Two ILR Faculty Win Weiss Awards

Alice Hanson Cook-Lois Gray Distinguished Lecture

Professor Shelley Correll, a leading authority on gender, will speak about “The Gendered Language of Performance Assessment.”

Alice Hanson Cook - Lois Gray Distinguished Lecture: Inside the Black Box
Alice Hanson Cook-Lois Gray Distinguished Lecture

“Leading the Clunky Organization”

In his new book, Professor Sam Bacharach says great leadership is at the core of successful organizations; great leaders recognize inertia and address it.

Sam Bacharach's book, Transforming the Clunky Organization
“Leading the Clunky Organization”

Colvin Named Interim Dean

Cornell Chronicle

Alex Colvin, the Martin F. Scheinman Professor of Conflict Resolution, will lead the school while Cornell searches for a permanent dean.

Alex Colvin
Colvin Named Interim Dean

Rissing Hopes Research Will Have Impact Beyond Academia

Cornell Research & Innovation
Ben Rissing
Rissing Hopes Research Will Have Impact Beyond Academia

ILR Messaging Project - A message from the Dean

Photo: Kevin Hallock in Grand Central Station
ILR Messaging Project - A message from the Dean

Immigration's Criminalization

Cornell Chronicle
Photo: Shannon Gleeson
Immigration's Criminalization

Scholar of Renown

Labor law and labor relations expert speaking at ILR, Cornell Law

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Scholar of Renown

Seat at the Table

Compa rejoins federal panel on trade and labor

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Seat at the Table

Grave Perils, Great Possibilities

Labor Day 2015: inequality grows, but new worker voices emerge

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Grave Perils, Great Possibilities

Goals Ahead

Dean Hallock shares thoughts on ILR’s future

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Goals Ahead

"Democracy and Inequality"

Salvatore a panelist at Cornell inauguration event

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"Democracy and Inequality"

Inequality Research Funded

Impact of unionization on low-wage workers will be studied

Kate Bronfenbrenner
Inequality Research Funded

Gender and Work

Elias bringing Washington experience into the classroom

Allison Elias
Gender and Work

Unpacking Workplace Demographics

Generational diversity influences newcomers' perception of trust, inclusion

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Unpacking Workplace Demographics

"The Seventies"

ILR professors address issues that defined the decade

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"The Seventies"

Associate Dean Named

Barrington appointed to ILR outreach position

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Associate Dean Named

Global Learning

ILR emeritus professor contributes to social statistics around the world

Professor Emeritus Ali Hadi
Global Learning

Bell Named Fellow

Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology cites research on training, teams

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Bell Named Fellow

"Exceptionally Generous"

Abowd wins award from Graduate and Professional Student Assembly

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"Exceptionally Generous"

Street Harassment Statistics

Research by ILR professor, students reveals magnitude of problem

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Street Harassment Statistics

Professor Receiving Award

Binghamton University Alumni Association honoring Ehrenberg

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Professor Receiving Award

Research and Application

Complex data streams will be studied through National Science Foundation award

David Matteson Awarded Grant
Research and Application

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