Diversity & Inclusion

Duncan returned to his alma mater to celebrate the very day he found out he had received an interview for Johnson 10 years ago.

In my experience as a veteran in the Executive MBA Americas program at Cornell, Johnson is similar to the Marines in that it’s creating great leaders.

I certainly don’t know where I will be in another ten years. What I can say is, between the military and my MBA, I feel prepared for whatever comes next.

I grew up in a predominantly black neighborhood and most of my best friends are black—this was a moment when my communities met.

Pursuing your MBA as part of the Americas program immerses you in an environment designed to foster amazing friendships that will be with you for life.

What was the process like from being accepted at Johnson to starting my MBA program as an international student? Busy, is the answer.

Scholarships and programs specifically targeted to international students, such as an annual Diwali celebration, help ease the transition to American life.

Fifty-three undergraduate women from 12 colleges attended the second Cornell Undergraduate Women in Investing (WIN) Conference.

Four years ago “Lean In” opened my eyes to the struggles women face in the workplace. Johnson strengthens our personal motivations as women to push further.