Dear Cat,   Thank you for conveying Student Assembly Resolutions 7: Support for Native American and Indigenous Students at Cornell’s Demands and 8: Cayuga Land Acknowledgement to President Pollack. Due to the various commitments on her time, she will not be able to respond in the usual 30 day timeframe. She will respond to these as soon as she is able.   I appreciate your patience.   Sincerely,   Lisa Yager         Lisa M. Yager Executive Staff Assistant Office of the President Cornell University 300 Day Hall Ithaca, NY 14853

Dear Cat,   Thank you for conveying Student Assembly Resolutions 7: Support for Native American and Indigenous Students at Cornell’s Demands and 8: Cayuga Land Acknowledgement to President Pollack. Due to the various commitments on her time, she will not be able to respond in the usual 30 day timeframe. She will respond to these as soon as she is able.   I appreciate your patience.   Sincerely,   Lisa Yager         Lisa M. Yager Executive Staff Assistant Office of the President Cornell University 300 Day Hall Ithaca, NY 14853

Dear Hei Hei,   Thank you for conveying EA R4: In Recognition and Appreciation of Cornell University Students. I share your appreciation for the efforts of our students to adhere to the safety measures that the university put in place this fall. Thanks to their careful practices, we were able to conduct in-person classes safely as planned.   I also want to thank the Employee Assembly for your ongoing efforts to inform and support our staff community.

Dear David,   Thank you for sending me a copy of GPSA Resolution 2: Condemning the Proposed DHS Ruling Requiring a Fixed Period of Stay for International Students.    I am proud of the comment letter submitted by Cornell voicing strong opposition to the proposed rule change. I sincerely hope that the Department takes our comments to heart – along with the hundreds of thousands of others that were written in opposition – and withdraws the proposal before it becomes effective.

Monday December 14, 2020 12:00pm to 1:00pm Following opening remarks from Mary Opperman, Vice President and Chief Human Resource Officer, a panel of wellbeing experts from Cornell will be sharing their thoughts and suggestions on 2020’s impact on wellbeing and more importantly, how to integrate reflection, rest, and rejuvenation into the winter months. Cornellians who work during the winter break will benefit from participating, as the panelists will discuss the diversity of roles and a variety of ways to practice self-care throughout the winter.   Panelists

UA R5 - In Recognition and Appreciation of Cornell University Students