Summer programs
The SC Johnson College offers college students and current high school students the opportunity to learn and experience the beauty of Cornell University and the Finger Lakes Region. Participants have the unique opportunity to experience the Ivy League academic environment and learn about cutting-edge research from Cornell’s renowned faculty.
Summer program in business and economics
Since 2017, the Cornell SC Johnson College of Business has hosted summer programs in economics and business for high school and college students. Through interactive courses in economics, big data and business analytics, academic seminars, discussion-based activities and daily interaction with Cornell faculty and students, participants experience the Ivy League academic environment first-hand.
The program has welcomed ambitious students from around the world. Beyond the classroom, students consult Cornell faculty, staff and graduate students on academic paths and career planning, connect with current Cornell students and make friends from across the globe.
Learn about our college and high school (precollege) programs.
Program faculty
SC Johnson College faculty who have taught in our summer programs. Each summer’s team is confirmed in the spring.
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Jawad M. Addoum
Dake Family Associate Professor in Applied Economics and Management -
Jura Liaukonyte
Professor -
Reza Moghimi
Associate Teaching Professor -
Sarah Wolfolds
Associate Teaching Professor; Academic Director of the Grand Challenges Program; Director of Undergraduate Studies for the Dyson School
Seminar speakers
Faculty and staff from Cornell and other leading universities join the program each summer to lead seminars on their research and fields. Recent speakers have included:
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Andrew Karolyi
Professor; Charles Field Knight Dean of the Cornell SC Johnson College of Business; Fellow of the Academy, International Academy of Management -
Emaad Manzoor
Assistant Professor; Faculty Research Fellowship, Half Century Club -
Ivan Rudik
Kenneth L. Robinson Professor of Applied Economics and Public Policy; Director of Graduate Studies for the Cornell Field of Applied Economics and Management, PhD Program -
Michael Waldman
Charles H. Dyson Professor of Management -
Jinhua Zhao
Professor; David J. Nolan Dean of the Charles H. Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management -
Miguel I. Gomez
Robert G. Tobin Professor of Food Marketing; Academic Director of the Food Industry Management Program -
Sarah Jacobson
Chair of Environmental Studies and W. Van Alan Clark '41 Third Century Professorship in the Social Sciences, Williams College -
Susie Schneider
Executive Director of Enrollment Management
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