Cornell Graduate School
Graduate School forms, the Code of Legislation of the Graduate Faculty, information regarding student services and financial aid, and much more.
Graduate School Staff Directory
Office of Graduate Student Life
Students, faculty, and campus partners can contact one of the graduate student life advisors, for any of the following reasons:
- Resources for academic support
- Assistance in navigating the educational program
- Referrals to campus services
- Support for personal development
- Other concerns that are impacting student ability to succeed
The University Faculty
this website is an important source for academic policies.
- Student Free Time. No review sessions or other academic activities should be scheduled between 4:25 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. (This time period is reserved for extracurricular activities.)
- Religious Holidays. Provide flexible options for students who have religious conflicts with test schedules or homework deadlines.
- Academic Integrity. Include an explicit statement about what constitutes academic integrity in your course handouts (i.e., be very explicit about whether or not students may collaborate on homework).
Academic Calendar
Cornell Health
provides services for undergraduate, graduate, and professional students in Ithaca.
Select services are also available visiting students, spouses / partners of students, and to other community members.
The office of Student Health Benefits manages and provides support for those enrolled in Cornell's Student Health Plan (SHP), Student Health Plan Plus (SHP+), Dental Plan, and Vision Plan.
Center for Teaching Innovation
Center for Teaching Innovation
CTI supports Cornell University teaching community members, from teaching assistants and postdoctoral fellows, to lecturers, to professors, with a full complement of individualized services, programs, institutes, and campus-wide initiatives. This office provides teaching support, advice, and training opportunities.
This provides support to international students.
Alerts keep you informed about evolving U.S. immigration and travel policies and provide time-sensitive guidance for Cornell's international community.
Get Advice You can submit questions via a ticket or they are also available to support you in person and on Zoom.
Office of the University Ombuds
The Cornell University Ombuds is a confidential, independent, informal, and impartial resource available to students, staff, and faculty at the university to address conflicts, concerns, or other issues affecting their work, life, or study at Cornell.