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Share your storyGilda holds an MBA degree from the Johnson Graduate School of Management. She currently serves as a product manager at Instagram, where she is focused on enabling a culture of … Read more
Sanjana Patel is Strategic Partnerships Manager for the Global Partnerships team at Room to Read, a global education nonprofit focused on children’s literacy and girls’ education. Prior to Room to … Read more
Gracielle Reyes Cabungcal ’09 graduated from the College of Arts and Sciences as a biological science and government double major. As an alumna, Gracielle has been a volunteer captain for … Read more
From bucket lists to raising funds for causes dear to their hearts, hear about what inspired these Cornellians’ journeys to run the 2022 New York City Marathon on Sunday, November … Read more
Marlene Quijano ’85 graduated from the College of Engineering with a degree in Chemical Engineering. She spent the next 30 years fulfilling a career at Kraft Foods, where she held … Read more
Meet Andrea Ippolito, Founder of SimpliFed. Andrea graduated from Cornell with a master’s degree and bachelor’s degree in biological engineering. She later went on to earn her master’s degree in … Read more
Bruce Wagner ’64, MEng ’66 had just started his first job after college—as an engineer in AT&T Bell Labs’ Eero Saarinen-designed complex in Holmdel, N.J.—when another Cornell alumnus stopped by … Read more
For more than 50 years as a Cornell volunteer, Ralph Wilhelm Jr. ’67 has kept students at the center of his mission. As chair of the Fraternity Sorority Advisory Council … Read more
Over a 40-year career in New York City, Ariel Belen JD ’81 had a consistent goal: to help people sort through what is one of the most difficult situations they’ll … Read more
Vicki Hartman ’78 was a new Cornell graduate when she tentatively called the head of the Cornell Alumni Association of Westchester, where she was living, to volunteer. She thought she … Read more