Donors & Corporate Partners

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Johnson School

Donor-funded Scholarship Making a Difference for PhD Students

A scholarship funded by Johnson graduate Byron E. Grote, MS ’77, PhD ’81, supports the academic activity of seven Johnson PhD students.

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Johnson School

Cornell SC Johnson College of Business Taps Leaders for Corporate Engagement and Impact

Cornell taps leadership for corporate engagement

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Nolan School

First Among Giants: Chuck Feeney ’56

Learn more about Chuck Feeney’s colossal impact on Cornell, the tourism and retail industries, and, with no exaggeration, the world.

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Johnson School

Johnson honors distinguished alumni at the Big Red Bash

Johnson’s Big Red Bash included panel discussions with alumni honorees about their careers, leadership, and how Johnson prepared them as leaders.

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Nolan School

‘Feeney Way’ officially unveiled on donor’s 90th birthday

For the 90th birthday of Charles F. “Chuck” Feeney ’56, Cornell University officially unveiled Feeney Way on Cornell’s Ithaca campus, honoring the man who has been called the university’s “third founder.”

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Dyson School

Cornell SC Johnson College of Business awarded grant for community-engaged learning

The $1 million Cornell grant serves as a call to thread community-engaged learning throughout the college’s curriculum in far-reaching ways.

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Johnson School

Representing Cornell at the first Boeing Innovation Challenge

Cornell SC Johnson College of Business students traveled to Washington state to participate in the first Boeing Innovation Challenge.

City employees attend leadership training as part of the LEADBold series.
Johnson School

SC Johnson College brings professional development series to Ithaca city employees

The college launched a free professional development series focused on leadership skills and workplace issues in a pilot project for city employees.

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Johnson School

Students in Big Red Microenterprise advise local entrepreneurs

Equipped with a b-school education and a love for the community, students in Big Red Microenterprise advise small businesses to support local development.