does not have sound (continue using room sound as before).

a second camera which can be focused on the faculty or the students.

a Wacom tablet for writing content directly.

a gallery view of the remote students on a separate screen.

The Zoom rooms are being deployed to classrooms a demo version is currently available in Phillips 101 by appointment, by emailing Some of the features of the Zoom rooms include:

The webinar is open to New Yorkers of all backgrounds and individuals from communities disproportionately impacted by the enforcement of cannabis prohibition or who qualify as minority or women-owned businesses, distressed farmers, or service-disabled veterans are encouraged to register.For Spring 2021, Zoom rooms should be available in all classrooms where classes are dual mode remote + in-person. 'We will continue working closely with social equity entrepreneurs to ensure that they have the opportunity to fully participate in New York's cannabis industry.' 'The webinar is designed to help ensure that New York's adult-use cannabis industry is diverse and inclusive,' said Ari Hoffnung, founder of Opportunity Grows. Bigler, Esq., director of Cornell University ILR's Labor and Employment Law Program and co-founder of the Cannabis Workforce Initiative. 'We are deeply committed to delivering legal training programs that meet the challenges and opportunities of the cannabis industry including recruiting, employing, and retaining workers for social equity and established employers,' said Esta R. Additional support is being provided by the Koffman Southern Tier Incubator, Opportunity Grows, Bridge West Consulting and Local 338 RWDSU/UFCW.

The webinar is presented by the New York State Cannabis Workforce Initiative, a collaboration between the New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations at Cornell University and the Workforce Development Institute, which is supported in part by a state budget appropriation focused on prioritizing diversity, equity, and quality jobs in the emerging cannabis industry. NY's Social Equity Applicants and Minority or Women-Owned Businesses are Encouraged to Register Tweet this

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