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"GONE FISHING" - DEAR UNCLE EZRA IS ENJOYING SUMMER VACATION!!!
Uncle Ezra is on vacation from May 16th to August 28th. The last day to send in a question was May 12th. The last posting for this year is May 15th.
Uncle Ezra will be open for questions on August 22nd, and the first posting of fall semester will be on August 28th.
You may be able to find the answer to your question in the 20,000 answers in my archives or on Cornell's website, CUinfo. Another option is to contact the specific office at Cornell that might be able to help you (see links to the left). Or browse through the most recently asked questions just for fun. Have a great summer!
About Uncle Ezra...
Dear Uncle Ezra opened these virtual doors in 1986 to respond to a need for a human interface with the diverse offices and services on campus. Since that time, Cornell students, families, alumni, and many of our global community have shared questions, thoughts, or feelings by asking Uncle Ezra. Uncle Ezra endeavors to select and answer questions that will benefit the senders and that will educate, edify and/or entertain the entire Cornell community. With an ever-expanding Internet audience, it is unfortunately not possible to answer every single query in the overflowing in-box, nor to guarantee instant answers.
Tips for getting the most from Dear Uncle Ezra and using the Cornell information network
- if you're willing to provide your e-mail, Uncle Ezra may be able to respond directly without waiting for a posting
- check out the archives - your answer may already be there
- questions about admissions and financial aid can be answered best by contacting those departments directly
- don't forget Uncle Ezra's Links for a vast array of informational web sites (or use your search engine)
- some questions benefit from face-to-face interaction -- take advantage of being here with your friends, colleagues, Cornell staff, and faculty to dialog with them in person and develop relationships as you get your questions answered.
- learn how to get Dear Uncle Ezra through an RSS feed
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