All ILR alumni are welcome to meet the ILRAA President, learn more about the Board of Directors' alumni engagement efforts, and discover ways to get involved!

No appointments necessary. Walk-ins welcome.

The National Liberty Museum offers a unique perspective on the concept of liberty through contemporary art and the stories of real people who have made significant contributions to freedom. Visitors might enjoy the museum for its engaging and thought-provoking exhibits, such as the stunning 20-foot tall glass sculpture "Flame of Liberty" by Dale Chihuly. The museum also offers educational programs and interactive displays that inspire visitors to reflect on the ongoing quest for liberty and the importance of character and courage in expanding freedom for all. It's a great destination for those interested in history, art, and social justice, providing a rich and immersive experience that encourages critical thinking and civic engagement. Learn more

The Museum of the American Revolution offers an immersive experience, featuring a vast collection of artifacts, interactive exhibits, and engaging storytelling that bring the revolutionary era to life. Visitors can explore the personal stories of the people who lived through the revolution, see George Washington's original tent, and understand the complex and transformative period that shaped the United States. It's a great destination for history enthusiasts, families, and anyone interested in the origins of the United States. Learn more

PCCW Members will hear from Maria Fernandez JD '92, PCCW Chair, who will share a few words to kickoff the 2025 Symposium – Empowering Cornell Alumni Across Generations: Health, Wellness, and Beyond!

Following, let’s celebrate the start of the Symposium with an interactive keynote presented by Michelle Artibee, director of workforce wellbeing at Cornell University. Drawing on decades of experience, Artibee will share personal reflections on leadership and invite attendees to envision how they will keep their inner lights aflame and help their communities and organizations thrive in 2025.

• Michelle L. Artibee, Director, Workforce Wellbeing, Cornell University Staff
• Maria Fernandez JD '92, PCCW Chair, Deputy Secretary of Education, Office of Governor Kathy Hochul 

The Independence Seaport Museum, located at Penn's Landing, offers a deep dive into the maritime history of the Delaware River and beyond. The museum features interactive exhibits, historic ships like the USS Olympia and the submarine Becuna, and a variety of educational programs. Visitors might enjoy the museum for its engaging displays that bring maritime history to life, the opportunity to explore historic vessels, and the beautiful waterfront location. It's a great destination for history buffs, families, and anyone interested in naval history and maritime adventures. Learn more

The Philadelphia Museum of Art is one of the largest and most renowned art museums in the United States, housing over 240,000 objects, including collections of European, American, and Asian art. Visitors can explore a wide range of artworks, from paintings and sculptures to prints, drawings, and decorative arts. The museum is also famous for its "Rocky Steps," featured in the iconic Philly movie Rocky. When you visit, you'll encounter masterpieces by artists like Van Gogh, Picasso, and Duchamp, as well as special exhibitions and interactive programs. The museum's diverse collection and engaging displays make it a must-see destination for art lovers. Learn more

All class officers are invited to stop by to meet members of the Cornell Association of Class Officers (CACO) Board and network with other class officers in an informal setting. The first 25 class officers who stop by will receive CACO swag!
Refreshments and light snacks will be provided. No appointments necessary. Walk-ins welcome.

This session will explore the intersection of healthcare, social impact, and family dynamics, focusing on the challenges and opportunities in advancing women's health, and the maternal care crisis. We will also address the challenges and opportunities in advancing healthcare and explore how policy interventions can drive social change to improve health outcomes.

Panelists:

First time attendees are invited to join Cornell staff and other alumni in an informal and interactive networking session. Get all your CALC questions answered and find out how to get the most out of your attendance and participation.

Welcome to CALC and PCCW Symposium! We'll kick off a few days of learning, discussions, presentations, networking, and a whole lot of FUN.

Speaker: Michelle J. Vaeth '98, Associate Vice President, Alumni Affairs and Development

CALC and PCCW Symposium attendees will hear from campus leaders about campus initiatives and priorities.

CALC Leadership Building Blocks will provide you with essential tools and strategies to build a strong foundation for success in a variety of volunteer roles.  Presenters will share core principles and skills needed to make a meaningful impact.

• CALC Leadership Building Blocks Session
  • Bold Moves: The Courage to Say Yes

    Location: Salons A-B, 5th floor

    Join this inspiring session on embracing the courage to say “Yes!” Learn how taking risks, being bold, and having the courage to forge your path can lead to transformative success. Discover practical strategies and real-life examples to inspire you to step out of your comfort zone and seize new opportunities with confidence.
    Presenter: Rondette Amoy Smith '07
• PCCW Symposium Session

  • A Woman's Cycle: From Fertility to Menopause

    Location: Salon C, 5th Floor

    A woman’s cycle is individually personal. Drs. Brasner and Klugman, who specialize in obstetrics, gynecology, and reproductive science will share their expertise on the journey from motherhood to menopause, the unspoken unique challenges and how to navigate the transition into menopause. This informative session will provide you with the practical tips on how to prepare for potential challenges, to identify signs through transition, and helpful strategies to stay healthy along the way.

    Presenters:

    • Moderator: Melissa Lewin '00, Managing Director, General Counsel Paloma Partners, PCCW Vice Chair
    • Dr. Shari Brasner '87, Assistant Clinical Professor, Mount Sinai, Obstetrics, Gynecology and Reproductive Science
    • Dr. Susan Klugman '84, Professor, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology and Women's Health (Reproductive & Medical Genetics); Professor, Department of Pediatrics; Director, Reproductive Genetics, Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology and Women's Health
• Cornell Engagement Stations
  • Location: 4th Floor Foyer 

• CALC Leadership Building Blocks Plenary Session
  • Purpose in Life: 5 things to know, 3 things to question, and 1 thing to actively avoid
    Location: Salons E-F, 5th floor
    What is the value of having a sense of purpose? A big question that requires a thoughtful and perhaps convoluted response, right? Psychologist Anthony Burrow’s groundbreaking research suggests purpose is open-ended without finite outcomes. Join this session to learn about leading a more purposeful life.
    Presenter: Dr. Anthony (Tony) Burrow, Ferris Family Associate Professor of Life Course Studies in the Department of Psychology, Director of the Bronfenbrenner Center for Translational Research, and Senior Associate Dean for Outreach and Extension in Cornell Human Ecology
• PCCW Symposium Session

  • Beauty, Sports & Wellness Brand Marketing – The Evolution, Trends, & Impact

    Location: Salon C, 5th Floor

    Join us for an enlightening session that delves into the transformative journey of brand marketing in the beauty, sports, and wellness industry. We will explore how the anti-aging narrative in the beauty industry is evolving, with more brands encouraging women to embrace their age, how companies address the self-image concerns of young women in the age of social media, and the dual impact it has—the good, the bad, and the ugly. We'll analyze current trends, outlooks, and the evolution of these industries as they work towards more authentic and inclusive marketing strategies.

    Presenters:

    • Moderator: Beth Storz '92, Principal, Creative Process Designer + Facilitator, Ideas To Go, Inc.
    • Kathleen Carroll '85, MBA '86, CEO & Founder, Branding Strategist, Brand Positioning & Consumer Insights Expert
    • Linda Choong '90 Founder & CEO, Left + Right LLC
    • Theresa Flores '93, Former Senior Manager, Public Affairs, Mary Kay, Inc.

CALC and PCCW Symposium attendees will end the day recapping sessions and what you learned with other attendees. Meet up with your Cornell connections and make new ones in a relaxed atmosphere. Light hors d'oeuvres and drinks will be available.

Group meetings and dinner on your own. Check out the "Other events happening around CALC" section for more details!

CALC and PCCW Symposium attendees will start day 2 with an inspiring panel presentation from The Hill.

Robert S. Harrison '76 Recent Alumni Volunteer Award Presentation: We’ll present the Robert S. Harrison '76 Recent Alumni Volunteer Award, recognizing recent alumni who have provided exemplary service to Cornell and the world. Presented by Kraig Kayser, MBA '84, Board of Trustees Chair. Check out this year's award winners!

• Moyouri Bhattacharjee '15
• Shannon Cohall '14
• Morgan Jones MBA '15
• Chase Wickenheiser '19

Explore, Expand, Connect: Preparing Cornellians for Lifelong Career Success

Career paths and stories aren’t linear. What impacts our career paths is more of an interconnected web than neat bullet points on a resume. Where does Cornell fall in that story? Join us for a panel discussion on how leveraging campus career resources round out the Cornell experience and prepare Cornellians for the professional world. Hear from exceptional students and successful alumni who’ve made the most of Cornell career resources, and support and network with current students. Cornell Career Services staff will share alumni support and mentorship’s profound impact on student flourishing. Panelists will discuss building connections, mental health and wellbeing, building transferable professional skills, and more. You’ll gain valuable insights about campus resources, explore how you can make an impact, and be part of a vibrant discussion!

Presenters/Panelists:

CALC Leadership Expertise Sessions will delve into key leadership skills. You’ll leave equipped with the knowledge, skills, and inspiration needed to excel in your Cornell volunteer role and today’s world.

• CALC Leadership Expertise Concurrent Sessions
  • Leading for Creativity
    Location: Salons A-B, 5th floor
    Volunteers bring diverse talents and ideas, making creativity their superpower! This session explores how to inspire and manage creative energy within your volunteer community. Learn techniques to foster innovation, balance structure with flexibility, and turn big ideas into actionable outcomes. Leave with tools to lead your team to creative breakthroughs while keeping the mission on track.
    Speaker: Ari Mack, Senior Management Consultant, Cornell Organizational Development and Effectiveness

  • Unlocking Innovation - Cultivating Creative Leadership in Cornell's Volunteer Community

    Location: Salons C-D, 5th floor

    Do you feel mired in the same old same old when it comes to your volunteer activities? Whether it’s leading a Class Council meeting, planning a regional event, or trying to motivate a committee, there is value in having an innovative mindset to drive behavior. As a leader, innovation starts with you. In this session, you will experience ways to broaden your own thinking and develop creative approaches to strengthen your leadership and engage your volunteers.

    Presenter: Alison Torrillo French '95
• PCCW Symposium Session

  • AI, Emerging Technologies, and the Well-being of Children, Teens, and Adults

    Location: Franklin 1, 4th Floor

    Join us for this candid conversation where we will explore the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) and emerging technologies on the wellbeing of children, teens, and adults—how these technologies are shaping our lives, the potential benefits, and the challenges they bring. Professor Freed and communication specialist, Carol Berman, will discuss the importance of safeguarding children's data and privacy in the digital age, the impact of social media and AI algorithms on the mental health of teenagers, how AI and automation are transforming the workplace, and the ethical implications of AI and these emerging technologies.
    

    Moderator: Carol Berman '94, Senior News Director, Penn Medicine, University of Pennsylvania Health System

    Speaker: Diana Freed, MS '21, Ph.D. '23, MS '21, Ph.D. '23, Assistant Professor of Computer Science and Data Science, Brown University; Visiting Scholar, The Petrie-Flom Center; Harvard Law School and Faculty Associate, Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University

PCCW Symposium 2025 Closing Remarks

We invite PCCW Symposium attendees to extend their Cornell leadership and learning by attending the ongoing CALC conference. Members who register to attend the Cornell Alumni Leadership Conference will have the opportunity to attend Navigating the Future: A Candid Conversation with Interim President Michael I. Kotlikoff and Board of Trustees Chair Kraig Kayser, MBA '84 through their CALC registration.

• CALC Leadership Expertise Concurrent Sessions

  • Navigating Challenging Situations and Conflicts

    Location: Salons A-B, 5th floor

    When passionate people come together, conflicts can arise—but they don’t have to derail the mission! This session will equip volunteer leaders with practical strategies to address disagreements, mediate tough situations, foster understanding and turn conflict into constructive collaboration. Learn how to keep the focus on shared goals while strengthening dynamics and morale.

    Speaker: Liz Forman '83, Owner, Endwell Coaching and Consulting

  • Permissionless Influence: How to Influence Without Authority, Make Your Mark, and Motivate Others

    Location: Salons C-D, 5th floor

    Discover how to make an impact and drive change, even when you don’t hold formal authority. This session will equip you with strategies to inspire, influence, and motivate others through authentic connection, effective communication, and manager commitments. Learn how to navigate organizational dynamics, develop others, and establish yourself as a leader who empowers others and creates meaningful change—no title required.

    Presenter: Arpit Sheth '17, MEng '18

CALC Leadership Insights sessions will offer valuable leadership perspectives drawn from a range of experiences. You will leave with actionable ideas and practical strategies to enhance your personal leadership journey.

Class and affinity groups have the chance to meet during this time.

• CALC Leadership Insights Concurrent Sessions
  • A Conversation on Cornell Undergraduate Admissions
    Location: Franklin 1, 4th floor
    In this concurrent session, Trustee John Toohey-Morales '84 will be in conversation with the Director of Undergraduate Admissions, Pamela Tan '97. Through their conversation, Pamela will share an update on the current state of undergraduate admissions at Cornell, including data and trends from the past two admissions cycles, provide insight into the recruitment strategy, and alumni will learn ways they may serve to support in the future.
    Presenters:
    Pamela Tan '97, Director, Undergraduate Admissions Office
    John Toohey-Morales '84, Trustee, Cornell University

  • Idea Exchange: Best Practices for Volunteer Leaders/Situations

    Location: Salons C-D, 5th floor

    Great volunteers don’t just show up—they’re built through effective training and empowerment. In this interactive session, learn how to equip your volunteers with the skills, confidence, and motivation to thrive. Discover creative training strategies, tips for fostering ownership, and ways to build a supportive culture that keeps volunteers engaged and inspired. Get ready to turn passion into action!

    Speakers:

    Jenny Kelly '89, Immediate Past Chair, Regional Peer Advisors

    Debra Stern '87, P '27, Council Chair, Cornell University

    Julie Vultaggio '02, President, Cornell Association of Class Officers

  • Mailed It! How to write emails people will read

    Location: Salons A-B, 5th floor

    Emails can help you build relationships and drive people to take action. People still read emails, but not in the way you expect. Learn tested writing techniques from Ashley’s new book, Mailed It!, optimized for how people actually read emails. These strategies will help ensure your messages are received and your links get clicked.

    Presenter: Ashley Budd, Senior Director of Advancement Marketing, Cornell University; Author, Mailed It!

Discuss volunteer options and journeys with Cornell's Volunteer Programs staff. Schedule time for your personalized appointment here.  Location: Franklin 13, 4th Floor

All ILR alumni are welcome to meet the ILRAA President, learn more about the Board of Directors' alumni engagement efforts, and discover ways to get involved! No appointments necessary. Walk-ins welcome.

The National Liberty Museum offers a unique perspective on the concept of liberty through contemporary art and the stories of real people who have made significant contributions to freedom. Visitors might enjoy the museum for its engaging and thought-provoking exhibits, such as the stunning 20-foot tall glass sculpture "Flame of Liberty" by Dale Chihuly. The museum also offers educational programs and interactive displays that inspire visitors to reflect on the ongoing quest for liberty and the importance of character and courage in expanding freedom for all. It's a great destination for those interested in history, art, and social justice, providing a rich and immersive experience that encourages critical thinking and civic engagement. Learn more

The Museum of the American Revolution offers an immersive experience, featuring a vast collection of artifacts, interactive exhibits, and engaging storytelling that bring the revolutionary era to life. Visitors can explore the personal stories of the people who lived through the revolution, see George Washington's original tent, and understand the complex and transformative period that shaped the United States. It's a great destination for history enthusiasts, families, and anyone interested in the origins of the United States. Learn more

The Independence Seaport Museum, located at Penn's Landing, offers a deep dive into the maritime history of the Delaware River and beyond. The museum features interactive exhibits, historic ships like the USS Olympia and the submarine Becuna, and a variety of educational programs. Visitors might enjoy the museum for its engaging displays that bring maritime history to life, the opportunity to explore historic vessels, and the beautiful waterfront location. It's a great destination for history buffs, families, and anyone interested in naval history and maritime adventures. Learn more

The Philadelphia Museum of Art is one of the largest and most renowned art museums in the United States, housing over 240,000 objects, including collections of European, American, and Asian art. Visitors can explore a wide range of artworks, from paintings and sculptures to prints, drawings, and decorative arts. The museum is also famous for its "Rocky Steps," featured in the iconic Philly movie Rocky. When you visit, you'll encounter masterpieces by artists like Van Gogh, Picasso, and Duchamp, as well as special exhibitions and interactive programs. The museum's diverse collection and engaging displays make it a must-see destination for art lovers. Learn more

First time attendees are invited to join Cornell staff and other alumni in an informal and interactive networking session. Get all your CALC questions answered and find out how to get the most out of your attendance and participation.

Welcome to CALC and PCCW Symposium! We'll kick off a few days of learning, discussions, presentations, networking, and a whole lot of FUN.

Speaker: Michelle J. Vaeth '98, Associate Vice President, Alumni Affairs and Development

CALC and PCCW Symposium attendees will hear from campus leaders about campus initiatives and priorities.

CALC Leadership Building Blocks will provide you with essential tools and strategies to build a strong foundation for success in a variety of volunteer roles. Presenters will share core principles and skills needed to make a meaningful impact.

Presenter: Dr. Anthony Burrow, Professor of Human Development

CALC and PCCW Symposium attendees will end the day recapping sessions and what you learned with other attendees. Meet up with your Cornell connections and make new ones in a relaxed atmosphere. Light hors d'oeuvres and drinks will be available.

Group meetings and dinner on your own. Check out the "Other events happening around CALC" section for more details!

CALC and PCCW Symposium attendees will start day 2 with an inspiring panel presentation from The Hill.

Robert S. Harrison '76 Recent Alumni Volunteer Award Presentation: We’ll present the Robert S. Harrison '76 Recent Alumni Volunteer Award, recognizing recent alumni who have provided exemplary service to Cornell and the world. Presented by Kraig Kayser, MBA '84, Board of Trustees Chair. Check out this year's award winners!

• Moyouri Bhattacharjee '15
• Shannon Cohall '14
• Morgan Jones MBA '15
• Chase Wickenheiser '19

Explore, Expand, Connect: Preparing Cornellians for Lifelong Career Success

Career paths and stories aren’t linear. What impacts our career paths is more of an interconnected web than neat bullet points on a resume. Where does Cornell fall in that story? Join us for a panel discussion on how leveraging campus career resources round out the Cornell experience and prepare Cornellians for the professional world. Hear from exceptional students and successful alumni who’ve made the most of Cornell career resources, and support and network with current students. Cornell Career Services staff will share alumni support and mentorship’s profound impact on student flourishing. Panelists will discuss building connections, mental health and wellbeing, building transferable professional skills, and more. You’ll gain valuable insights about campus resources, explore how you can make an impact, and be part of a vibrant discussion!

• Eeshaan Chaudhuri '27
• Monica Gelinas '99
• Isabella Ireland '26
• Erica L. Kryst, Ph.D., Executive Director, Cornell Career Services
• Chase Wickenheiser '19, Associate, Magnus Financial Group LLC
• More to be announced!

CALC Leadership Expertise Sessions will delve into key leadership skills. You’ll leave equipped with the knowledge, skills, and inspiration needed to excel in your Cornell volunteer role and today’s world.

CALC Leadership Insights sessions will offer valuable leadership perspectives drawn from a range of experiences. You will leave with actionable ideas and practical strategies to enhance your personal leadership journey.

Class and affinity groups have the chance to meet during this time.

• CALC Leadership Insights Concurrent Sessions

  • A Conversation on Cornell Undergraduate Admissions

    Location: Franklin 1, 4th floor

    In this concurrent session, Trustee John Toohey-Morales '84 will be in conversation with the Director of Undergraduate Admissions, Pamela Tan '97. Through their conversation, Pamela will share an update on the current state of undergraduate admissions at Cornell, including data and trends from the past two admissions cycles, provide insight into the recruitment strategy, and alumni will learn ways they may serve to support in the future.

    Presenters:

    Pamela Tan '97, Director, Undergraduate Admissions Office

    John Toohey-Morales '84, Trustee, Cornell University

  • Idea Exchange: Best Practices for Volunteer Leaders/Situations

    Location: Salons C-D, 5th floor

    Great volunteers don’t just show up—they’re built through effective training and empowerment. In this interactive session, learn how to equip your volunteers with the skills, confidence, and motivation to thrive. Discover creative training strategies, tips for fostering ownership, and ways to build a supportive culture that keeps volunteers engaged and inspired. Get ready to turn passion into action!

    Speakers:

    Jenny Kelly '89, Immediate Past Chair, Regional Peer Advisors

    Debra Stern '87, P '27, Council Chair, Cornell University

    Julie Vultaggio '02, President, Cornell Association of Class Officers

  • Mailed It! How to write emails people will read

    Location: Salons A-B, 5th floor

    Emails can help you build relationships and drive people to take action. People still read emails, but not in the way you expect. Learn tested writing techniques from Ashley’s new book, Mailed It!, optimized for how people actually read emails. These strategies will help ensure your messages are received and your links get clicked.

    Presenter: Ashley Budd, Senior Director of Advancement Marketing, Cornell University; Author, Mailed It!

4:30 - 5:10 p.m. ET – Networking Reception: Meet up with your Cornell connections and make new ones in a relaxed atmosphere. Light hors d'oeuvres and drinks will be available. Location: 5th floor Foyer 

5:15 - 6:15 p.m. ET – Join Interim President Michael I. Kotlikoff and Board of Trustees Chair Kraig Kayser, MBA '84 in a wide-ranging and candid conversation on the challenges and opportunities ahead for Cornell. Location: Salons E-F, 5th floor

Discuss volunteer options and journeys with Cornell's Volunteer Programs staff. Schedule time for your personalized appointment here. Location: Franklin 13, 4th Floor

PCCW Members will open the 2025 Symposium – Empowering Cornell Alumni Across Generations: Health, Wellness, and Beyond

• Michelle L. Artibee, Director, Workforce Wellbeing, Cornell University Staff
• Maria Fernandez JD '92, PCCW Chair, Deputy Secretary of Education, Office of Governor Kathy Hochul

This session will explore the intersection of healthcare, social impact, and family dynamics, focusing on the challenges and opportunities in advancing women's health, and the maternal care crisis. We will also address the challenges and opportunities in advancing healthcare and explore how policy interventions can drive social change to improve health outcomes.

Panelists:

Welcome to CALC and PCCW Symposium! We'll kick off a few days of learning, discussions, presentations, networking, and a whole lot of FUN.

Speaker:

• Michelle J. Vaeth '98, Associate Vice President, Alumni Affairs and Development

CALC and PCCW Symposium attendees will hear from campus leaders about campus initiatives and priorities.

Speakers:

• Dr. Kavita Bala, Provost
• Fred Van Sickle, Vice President, Alumni Affairs and Development

A woman’s cycle is individually personal. Drs. Brasner and Klugman, who specialize in obstetrics, gynecology, and reproductive science will share their expertise on the journey from motherhood to menopause, the unspoken unique challenges and how to navigate the transition into menopause. This informative session will provide you with the practical tips on how to prepare for potential challenges, to identify signs through transition, and helpful strategies to stay healthy along the way.

Presenters:

• Moderator: Melissa Lewin '00, Managing Director, General Counsel Paloma Partners, PCCW Vice Chair
• Dr. Shari Brasner '87, Assistant Clinical Professor, Mount Sinai, Obstetrics, Gynecology and Reproductive Science
• Dr. Susan Klugman '84, Professor, Albert Einstein College of Medicine

Join us for an enlightening session that delves into the transformative journey of brand marketing in the beauty, sports, and wellness industry. We will explore how the anti-aging narrative in the beauty industry is evolving, with more brands encouraging women to embrace their age, how companies address the self-image concerns of young women in the age of social media, and the dual impact it has—the good, the bad, and the ugly. We'll analyze current trends, outlooks, and the evolution of these industries as they work towards more authentic and inclusive marketing strategies.

Presenters:

• Moderator: Beth Storz '92, Principal, Creative Process Designer + Facilitator, Ideas To Go, Inc.
• Kathleen Carroll '85, MBA '86, CEO & Founder, Branding Strategist
• Linda Choong '90, Founder & CEO, Left + Right LLC
• Theresa Flores '93, Former Senior Manager, Public Affairs, Mary Kay, Inc.

CALC and PCCW Symposium attendees will end the day recapping sessions and what you learned with other attendees. Meet up with your Cornell connections and make new ones in a relaxed atmosphere. Light hors d'oeuvres and drinks will be available.

Join Professor Anthony Ong for a lively presentation on the emerging field of Positive Psychology. Pulling highlights from his popular “Science of Well-Being” course, Dr. Ong will share his research on what to do—or not do—to live a longer, more joyful life.

Speaker: Anthony Ong, Professor of Human Development at Cornell University

CALC and PCCW Symposium attendees will start day 2 with an inspiring panel presentation from The Hill.

Robert S. Harrison '76 Recent Alumni Volunteer Award Presentation: We’ll present the Robert S. Harrison '76 Recent Alumni Volunteer Award, recognizing recent alumni who have provided exemplary service to Cornell and the world. Presented by Kraig Kayser, MBA '84, Board of Trustees Chair. Check out this year's award winners!

• Moyouri Bhattacharjee '15
• Shannon Cohall '14
• Morgan Jones MBA '15
• Chase Wickenheiser '19

Explore, Expand, Connect: Preparing Cornellians for Lifelong Career Success

Career paths and stories aren’t linear. What impacts our career paths is more of an interconnected web than neat bullet points on a resume. Where does Cornell fall in that story? Join us for a panel discussion on how leveraging campus career resources round out the Cornell experience and prepare Cornellians for the professional world. Hear from exceptional students and successful alumni who’ve made the most of Cornell career resources, and support and network with current students. Cornell Career Services staff will share alumni support and mentorship’s profound impact on student flourishing. Panelists will discuss building connections, mental health and wellbeing, building transferable professional skills, and more. You’ll gain valuable insights and be part of a vibrant discussion!

• Eeshaan Chaudhuri '27
• Monica Gelinas '99
• Isabella Ireland '26
• Erica L. Kryst, Ph.D., Executive Director, Cornell Career Services
• Chase Wickenheiser '19, Associate, Magnus Financial Group LLC
• More to be announced!

• Moderator: Carol Berman '94, Senior News Director, Penn Medicine, University of Pennsylvania Health System

• Speaker: Diana Freed, MS '21, Ph.D. '23, Assistant Professor of Computer Science and Data Science, Brown University; Visiting Scholar, The Petrie-Flom Center; Harvard Law School and Faculty Associate, Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University

PCCW Symposium 2025 Closing Remarks

We invite PCCW Symposium attendees to extend their Cornell leadership and learning by attending the ongoing CALC conference. Members who register to attend the Cornell Alumni Leadership Conference will have the opportunity to attend Navigating the Future: A Candid Conversation with Interim President Michael I. Kotlikoff and Board of Trustees Chair Kraig Kayser, MBA '84 through their CALC registration.