The Atlantic Cities: In New York, Growing a Technology Hub
Cornell President David Skorton on the job creation prospect of Applied Sciences NYC:
“The most exciting thing to me in this election season is that we don’t have to roll over and die for lack of a way to create jobs. This is an example of a public-private governmental partnership: it’s government, it’s private industry and higher education,” he says. “I think this could be a model that could be replicated across the country.”
In The Atlantic Cities, read the full article by Bruce Katz and Dr. Judith Rodin of the Brookings-Rockefeller Project on State and Metropolitan Innovation.
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Judy Rodin (who was president of my University) and David Skorton, the President or Cornell, discuss the growing New...
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New York City has the trifecta needed for a sustainable technology innovation community. It comes down to education,...
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