Skip to main content
Cornell University Cornell Human Ecology
Cornell University Cornell Human Ecology
  • CHE in NYC
    • Current Students
    • Faculty + Staff
Give
    • What is Human Ecology?
    • Strategic Vision 2030
    • Peek Inside CHE
    • Administration
    • CHE in NYC
    • CHE at 100
    • People Directory
    • News + Profiles
    • Events
    • Undergraduate majors + minors
    • Graduate degrees
    • Career Outcomes
    • Student Services
    • Research
    • Departments
    • Faculty Directory
    • Centers + Institutes
    • Community-Engaged Learning
    • Off-Campus Learning
    • Student Life
    • Social Impact + Justice
    • Alumni
    • People Directory
    • Community Engagement Overview
    • Community-Engaged Learning
    • Bronfenbrenner Center for Translational Research
    • Center for Precision Nutrition + Health
    • Cornell Cooperative Extension
    • Cornell University Cooperative Extension - NYC
    • Alumni Overview
    • Our Alumni
    • Give to CHE
    • Get Involved
    • Contact AAD
    • Admissions Overview
    • First-Year Admissions
    • Transfer Admissions
    • Graduate Admissions
    • Exchange Programs
    • Design Application Supplements
    • Cornell Financial Aid
    • Apply
    • Visit
Popular search terms
  • CHE News
  • Sustainability
  • Human Centered Design
Cornell University Cornell Human Ecology
  • What is Human Ecology?
  • Strategic Vision 2030
  • Peek Inside CHE
  • Administration
  • CHE in NYC
  • CHE at 100
  • People Directory
  • News + Profiles
  • Events
  • Undergraduate majors + minors
  • Graduate degrees
  • Career Outcomes
  • Student Services
  • Research
  • Departments
  • Faculty Directory
  • Centers + Institutes
  • Community-Engaged Learning
  • Off-Campus Learning
  • Student Life
  • Social Impact + Justice
  • Alumni
  • People Directory
  • Community Engagement Overview
  • Community-Engaged Learning
  • Bronfenbrenner Center for Translational Research
  • Center for Precision Nutrition + Health
  • Cornell Cooperative Extension
  • Cornell University Cooperative Extension - NYC
  • Alumni Overview
  • Our Alumni
  • Give to CHE
  • Get Involved
  • Contact AAD
  • Admissions Overview
  • First-Year Admissions
  • Transfer Admissions
  • Graduate Admissions
  • Exchange Programs
  • Design Application Supplements
  • Cornell Financial Aid
  • Apply
  • Visit
Give
  • CHE in NYC
  • Current Students
  • Faculty + Staff
  1. Home
  2. Search

Search

Popular search terms
  • CHE News
  • Sustainability
  • Human Centered Design
  • (-) All (1112)
  • Degrees (35)
  • Events (68)
  • News and Profiles (615)
  • People (240)
Event
  • Apr 24 ,2026
  • by Deborah Surine
  • Nutritional Sciences, Cornell Human Ecology
  • The Statler Hotel - 130 Statler Drive, Ithaca, NY 14853

Speaking Truth to Power About Weight Symposium

Department
Nutritional Sciences, Cornell Human Ecology
About

Join us for a dynamic, interdisciplinary symposium exploring the impact and intersections of weight stigma and weight-based discrimination across healthcare, policy, education and beyond. Leave equipped with research-grounded strategies, collaborative connections, and actionable tools to advance weight justice and drive meaningful systems change.

Sessions throughout the day with expert speakers from Cornell, across the country and the globe.
Online or in-person @ The Statler Hotel

Register here

Weight Justice Symposium image
Pages

Alumni Awards

News and Profiles
  • Feb 10, 2026
  • Holistic Human Health

Full-fat dairy is back. But nutrition experts say it might not be so simple.

Department
Holistic Human Health
About

New federal dietary guidelines are reshaping the conversation around full-fat dairy, but the science, experts say, isn’t so simple.

In a recent story examining updated recommendations from the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Sander Kersten, the director of the Division of Nutritional Sciences, offers important perspective on the evolving evidence.

“This is such a complex subject,” Kersten said. “You can weigh the evidence very differently

People

Sadie Azad

Department
Nutritional Sciences
About

Sadie is a Ph.D. student in Nutrition for Metabolic Health, working with Dr. Meng Wang, and a Graduate School Dean's Scholar. She earned a B.S. in Biological Sciences from Cornell, with a concentration in Genetics, Genomics, and Development. Sadie is broadly interested in the metabolic origins of DNA damage and in what happens when the pathways that protect against it fail. In Dr. Meng Wang's lab, she studies formaldehyde as an endogenous source of DNA

Portrait of Sadie Azad
People

Nok In Chan (Felicia)

Department
Nutritional Sciences
About

Felicia Chan is an M.S. student in the Nutrition + Dietetics track. She earned dual degrees in Nutrition and Dietetics and in Nutrition, Fitness, and Health, with a minor in Music, from Purdue University in 2025. During her undergraduate studies, Felicia worked as a Nutrition Coach, providing clients with guidance on goal setting and sustainable lifestyle changes. She also gained experience in clinical research and scientific writing as a Laboratory Technician. At Cornell, Felicia works

Nok In Chan (Felicia)
Pages

Student Services

News and Profiles
  • Jan 9, 2026
  • Holistic Human Health

12 evidence-backed tips for reducing inflammation

Department
Holistic Human Health
About

This article in National Geographic cites Anthony Ong, professor of psychology, and a study he coauthored that connects time spent in nature with lower inflammation markers.

First Previous
  • First Page 1
  • …
  • Page 128
  • Page 129
  • Current page 130
  • Page 131
  • Page 132
  • …
  • Last Page 159
Next Last
Cornell University Cornell Human Ecology

Footer

  • For the Media
  • Support CHE
  • Contact + Directions
Follow US
  • Facebook
  • Instagram
  • LinkedIn
  • X
Acknowledgement of
Gayogo̱hó:nǫ' Land
fall scene with trees with yellow leaves and a small waterfall
chefacilities [at] cornell.edu (Martha Van Rensselaer Hall)

Ithaca, NY 14853

(607) 255-2446
  • Web Accessibility
  • Privacy Notice
  • Equal Education and Employment
  • Cornell University
© 2026 College of Human Ecology