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Academic Programs Program Title Contact Reference Link Overview AAP NYC Robert W Ithaca-New York City Program, Research, and Outreach/Public Engagement Overview Academic Programs Program Title Contact Reference Link Overview AAP NYC Robert W. Balder https://aap.cornell.edu/ac AAP offers study opportunities for Executive Director ademics/nyc both undergraduate and 212-497-7597 professional degree programs. [email protected] ILR in NYC Linda Barrington https://www.ilr.cornell.ed ILR hosts nine NYC initiatives, along Associate Dean for u/nyc with a Professional Master’s Outreach and Sponsored program. Research 212-340-2849 [email protected] Cornell University Jennifer Tiffany http://nyc.cce.cornell.edu CUCE-NYC offers programs in Family Cooperative Extension – Executive Director & Youth development, Diversity and New York City 212-340-2905 Parenting, Youth Civic Engagement, [email protected] and Nutrition & Health. Johnson Cornell Tech Doug Stayman, Associate http://www.johnson.corn 1 year MBA. MBA Dean, Cornell Tech ell.edu/Programs/Cornell- Immersive first semester of core Faculty director, Johnson Tech-MBA business & leadership coursework in Cornell Tech MBA Ithaca, followed by nine months of 607-255-1122 rigorous, interdisciplinary, innovative [email protected] entrepreneurial work at Cornell Tech. Executive MBA/MS in Information mailbox http://www.johnson.corn 20-month program, consisting of two Healthcare Leadership [email protected] ell.edu/Programs/Executiv semesters. e-MBA-MS-in-Healthcare- Each semester includes one-week Leadership residential sessions designed for intensive, experiential learning. Fall sessions held in Ithaca and spring sessions in NYC. Executive MBA Metro Michael Nowlis Cornell SC Johnson: Professionals complete classes on NY Associate Dean Executive MBA Program Saturdays and Sundays in Palisades, 607-255-6425 Metro NYC NY, and visit Ithaca for four [email protected] residential sessions during the course of 22 months. MD/MBA Dual Degree Randi B. Silver, Ph.D. http://www.johnson.cor Medical students from Weill Cornell Program [email protected] nell.edu/Programs/Full- Medicine may undertake a one-year rd th Time-MBA/Dual- MBA program during 3 & 4 year. Degree-Programs/MD- MBA 1 revised 12/11/17 Cornell Urban Semester Sam Beck https://www.human.cor Students intern in low-income Program Director nell.edu/academics/offca neighborhoods in NYC, aiding social [email protected] mpus/urbansemester/ho justice nonprofits in housing, 607-255-1846 me education, and health while earning 212-746-2273 academic credit. Iscol Family Program for Administered through the https://www.human.cor Blends Ithaca-based lecture series Leadership Bronfrenbrenner Center for nell.edu/academics/unde with summer internships in NYC & Development in Public Translational Research. rgraduate/iscol other locations. Service Cornell Financial Victoria Averbukh http://manhattan.orie.co Fully-integrated degree program with Engineering Program 646-971-3870 rnell.edu/ three semesters in Ithaca and one [email protected] semester in NYC. Designed specifically for students pursuing Master in Engineering with Financial Engineering concentration. Biological and Dr. Robert Weiss https://www2.vet.cornell Based in Ithaca with strong links to Biomedical Sciences Associate Dean .edu/education/biologica Weill Cornell Medicine and Qatar. Program 607-253-3755 l-biomedical-sciences- [email protected] bbs-phd-program Master of Laws (LLM) in Monica Ingram http://www.lawschool.co One-year immersion degree offered Law Technology and Associate Dean of rnell.edu/admissions/dev by Cornell Law School and based at Entrepreneurship Admissions & Financial Aid -master-laws-law- Cornell Tech. Designed for practicing 607-255-5141 tech.cfm attorneys or recent law graduates. [email protected] Judicial Internships Akua Akyea http://www.lawschool. Summer internship program for Program Assistant Dean for Public cornell.edu/publicservi students to work with federal and Service ce/Students/Summer- state judges in diverse geographic 607-255-3597 Judicial-Internships.cfm locations, including NYC. [email protected] Milstein Program in Amy Villarejo http://news.cornell.edu/ New program set to launch Fall 2018. Technology and Faculty Director stories/2017/10/cornell- Multidisciplinary curriculum for a Humanity [email protected] launches-milstein- cohort of 100 undergraduate program-technology-and- students. humanity Cornell Prelaw Program C. Evan Stewart, Cohen & https://www.sce.cornell. Six-week intensive program in NYC Gresser LLP edu/ss/courses/off/prela hosted at Pace University. Four-credit 212-324-3525 w/index.php course (GOVT 3150 The American [email protected] Legal System). 2 revised 12/11/17 Research and Outreach/Public Engagement Subject Area Contact Reference Link Overview Urban Horticulture Nina L. Bassuk http://www.hort.cornell.e Includes numerous researchers who Institute (607) 255-4586 du/uhi/ are supporting agriculture, [email protected] conservation, and sustainability needs in NYC communities. Lab of Ornithology 607-254-2455 https://celebrateurbanbir Citizen science project focused on Urban Birds Program [email protected] ds.org better understanding the value of green spaces for birds. Not exclusive to NYC. Cornell Tech Community Jane Swanson https://tech.cornell.edu/i Applies the expertise and resources Relations Assistant Director Govt & mpact/community of Cornell University for lasting Community Relations impact on the Roosevelt Island [email protected] community. Bronfrenbrenner Center Karl Pillemer https://www.bctr.cornell. BCTR expands, strengthens, and for Translational 607-255-8086 edu/ speeds the connections between Research [email protected] research, policy, and practice to enhance human development and well-being. Based in Ithaca with numerous NYC projects. Cornell Institute for Fran Kozen https://www.human.corn Bridges the fashion industry with Fashion and Fiber Associate Director ell.edu/fsad/ciffi/home Ithaca-based programs in fiber Innovation 607-255-6204 science and apparel design. [email protected] Institute for Workplace Louis Hyman https://www.ilr.cornell.ed Focuses on research and Studies Director u/institute-workplace- programming around the future of 212-340-2833 studies work. [email protected] Public Service Center Joyce Muchan https://psc.cornell.edu/ Offers numerous service and (Ithaca) Assistant Director engaged learning trips to NYC during 607-255-8851 academic breaks. [email protected] Clinical and Dr. Julianne Imperato-McGinley http://weill.cornell.edu/ct Draws on numerous Ithaca partners, Translational Science 212-746-6277 sc/ as well as at Hunter College and NY- Center [email protected] Presbyterian Hospital. Cornell Center for Dr. Monika Safford n/a Developing partnerships with Ithaca- Health Equity [email protected] based researchers. Ellen and Gary Davis n/a https://news.weill.cornell.ed Research collaborations among Immune Monitoring u/news/2016/10/ellen-and- principal investigators at Weill Core gary-davis-immune- Cornell Medicine, Cornell Tech, and monitoring-core-established- the Ithaca campus. at-weill-cornell-medicine Weill Cornell Medicine Sahira Torres http://medicaleducation.weil Array of community service initiatives Community Service 212-746-1050 l.cornell.edu/student- almost entirely created and Program [email protected] life/student-groups- coordinated by students. community-service 3 revised 12/11/17 .
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