Splash Biography
LINDSEY LI, ESP Teacher
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Major: Biological Sciences College/Employer: Cornell Year of Graduation: Not available. |
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Brief Biographical Sketch:
Not Available. Past Classes(Clicking a class title will bring you to the course's section of the corresponding course catalog)P1135: Sweet Dreams: The Secrets of Sleep in Splash Spring 2026 (Apr. 11, 2026)
From night terrors to why we dream, in this class you will learn about the mysteries and secrets of sleep. We will also teach about methods to improve your sleep and why sleep is essential to survival and success.
A1166: Folding Medicine with the HeARTbeat at Cornell in Splash Spring 2026 (Apr. 11, 2026)
Hi everyone! We are the HeARTbeat at Cornell, Cornell’s premier medical humanities journal. Our publication focuses on providing a creative outlet for any members of the community who want to express their experiences and perspectives on various discussions related to health. We look at health through a multitude of perspectives, such as a biological, anthropological, and historical lens. Transforming thoughts, memories, and emotions into powerful representations of health, The HeARTbeat at Cornell serves as a way to create a deeper connection to the ingenuity and interdisciplinary nuance that exists within science.
In our class, students will learn the flexibility of various creative mediums, and weave a cohesive narrative about a certain topic related to medicine. We will focus on the importance of the humanities in medicine, specifically going over different creative sectors and how they can each integrate medicine in their own unique way. This class is meant to be highly interactive! Students will get the chance to experiment with various creative styles, ranging from drawing and poetry to origami, where we’ll create healthcare-themed designs together. Even though the mediums may differ, each piece of work will contribute to a shared story about medicine and the human experience. By the end, students will have a greater view of the importance of humanities and arts in conveying ideas related to medicine.
We hope to see you all there!
H1112: Medicine in Color: Health, Humanities and the Human Experience in Splash Fall 2025 (Nov. 22, 2025)
Hi everyone! We are the HeARTbeat at Cornell, Cornell’s premier medical humanities journal. Our publication focuses on providing a creative outlet for any members of the community who want to express their experiences and perspectives on various discussions related to health. We look at health through a multitude of perspectives, such as a biological, anthropological, and historical lens. Transforming thoughts, memories, and emotions into powerful representations of health, The HeARTbeat at Cornell serves as a way to create a deeper connection to the ingenuity and interdisciplinary nuance that exists within science.
In our class, students will explore how art and writing help patients and doctors communicate. We will focus on the importance of the humanities in medicine, exploring different sectors of the integration of the humanities in medicine. The class will be highly interactive! You will learn how to draw anatomically correct organs, the role of visual communication in medicine, and how art therapy becomes a powerful tool in the healing process. By the end, students will have a greater view of the importance of the humanities in medicine.
We hope to see you all there!
S1125: Logical Fallacies: How to Spot Bad Science! in Splash Fall 2025 (Nov. 22, 2025)
In this course, you will learn about the different common fallacies committed every day in social media, scientific literature, and marketing - including confirmation bias, the sunk cost fallacy, and more! Sign up for this class if you want to be able to tell who to believe or not!
P1004: Incredible Illnesses : Understanding Different Illnesses and How to Protect Yourself From Them in Splash Spring 2025 (Apr. 19, 2025)
Are you “petri-fied” of catching a virus? Do you want to become “cultured” on staying healthy? In this class, we will cover many different topics related to viruses and illnesses present in the winter months, including:
- Overview of the immune system
- Examples of different kinds of microbes
- The process of virus transmission
- Common winter illnesses
- Ways to prevent sickness
- Benefits of a healthy immune system.
There will be fun activities to test your knowledge throughout!
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