Cornell University College of Agriculture and Life Sciences
Higher EducationUnited States201-500 Employees
The Cornell University College of Agriculture and Life Sciences is a unit within Cornell University focused on science-driven research, education, and outreach. Its work spans natural and human systems, and food, energy, environmental resources, and social, physical, and economic well-being. The college offers over 20 majors across areas including community and rural development, environment and natural resources, food and nutrition, applied economics, agriculture, international programs, and life sciences. Based in Ithaca, New York, CALS is home to a large population of students, faculty and staff, the second largest within the university. In keeping with its mission to serve the public good, CALS aims to improve lives and environments in New York state and around the world, with recent campus news highlighting ongoing research initiatives such as WildCAT3D, a framework unveiled by Cornell Tech researchers to build realistic 3D views from everyday photos.