Which student project will you support?
Student-led crowdfunding teams are working to make a difference. Choose a project that aligns with your interests and help students reach their goals by December 5!
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Alumni News | Captain Megan Unrath ’21 builds a legacy of service
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Cornell Reunion
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The good Cornellians can do
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Share your story of the good you’re doing in your community by May 31. The class with the most submissions will win $4,000 for their class treasury. Prize money ✔️ Swag ✔️ Recognition ✔️ The Good Cornellians Can Do Class Competition has it all! Help your class claim the title by sharing your story today!
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The Good Cornellians Can Do Class Competition
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Education is an investment, and giving partial support allows students, as they develop and mature, to have skin in the game. But I want to help prevent students from taking out even more loans that have to be repaid at a high interest rate.
A new $1.5 million endowment established by Shelly Cerio ’92 will fund undergraduate affordability scholarships for multiple students at the Cornell University School of Industrial and Labor Relations each year. Source: Giving to Cornell | Shelly Cerio ’92 makes the path to Cornell even wider QUOTE
Sina Toussi ’91 established a new undergraduate scholarship in honor of Professors David B. Lyons and Allen W. Wood. The gift contributes to Cornell’s Undergraduate Affordability Initiative, and it is focused on supporting first-generation college students from the Bronx, New York. Source: Giving to Cornell | Sina Toussi ’91: Honoring professors and transforming lives QUOTE
