Cornell: Students will tackle real-world problems

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ITHACA, N.Y. (AP) — Cornell University is launching a $150 million initiative to establish community engagement and real-world problem-solving as key parts of the undergraduate experience, the university announced Monday.

Under the “Engaged Cornell” initiative, the university plans to transform its curriculum to make hands-on learning experiences at home and around the world an integral part of every student’s education.

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