Mosaic, Cornell University

05/03/2022

Join us at the NYC Cornell Club on May 12 to honor this year's Steven Siegel Award honorees, David Stewart '79 and Omar Gonzalez Pagan '07!

03/16/2022

Today is Giving Day! Please consider supporting one of the many Diversity and Inclusion causes.

Cornell’s strong dedication to diversity has helped open doors, open hearts, and open minds. Giving to any of these funds supports our efforts as we devote ourselves to preserving and cultivating diversity across thought, backgrounds, and identities, and as we foster an environment of belonging an...

02/25/2022

ITHACA, N.Y.—When Catherine Zhang found out she had been selected to compete on the first year Jeopardy! National College Championship, she was beyond excited. The collegiate version of the well-known trivia show featured “36 of America’s sharpest undergrads” who were selected in the fall. Z...

01/18/2022

Journalist and author Rodney A. Brooks ’75 believes that education is the key to bridging the country’s racial wealth gap.

01/13/2022

We are pleased to announce the candidates for the 2022 Alumni Trustee Election:

Dr. Deborah J. Arrindell ’79 (CALS)
Dr. Nathan Theodore Connell ’01 (CALS)
Kimberly Nicole Dowdell ’06 (AAP)
Reginald Fils-Aimé ’83 (Dyson)

Voting will formally open on February 1 and run through February 28, 2022.

Cornell alumni elect two members to the Board of Trustees each year.

03/11/2021

Join me this Giving Day and support the areas you care about at Cornell!

On Cornell Giving Day, alumni, parents, friends, and Big Red fans all over the world come together to make a difference for Cornell.

03/11/2021

Today is Giving Day! There are a lot amazing programs and initiatives listed on the Diversity and Inclusion Giving Day Page. Please check them out, a gift of any size makes an impact on our Cornell community.

Cornell’s strong dedication to diversity has helped open doors, open hearts, and open minds. Giving to any of these funds supports our efforts as we devote ourselves to preserving and cultivating diversity across thought, backgrounds, and identities, and as we foster an environment of belonging an...

02/28/2021

Reminder! Today, Sunday, February 28th is the last day to vote in the Cornell Alumni Trustee Election! Be sure to make your voice heard by casting your ballot for the two alumni you'd like to have on the Board of Trustees. Vote today:

Choose your candidates and cast your vote between February 1-28. Your vote matters! 🐻

02/28/2021

Reminder!! Today, Sunday, February 28th is the last day to vote in the Cornell Alumni Trustee Election! Be sure to make your voice heard by casting your ballot for the two alumni you'd like to have on the Board of Trustees. Vote today:

Choose your candidates and cast your vote between February 1-28. Your vote matters! 🐻

02/25/2021

Live right now:

Questions for the panel? Submit here: https://bit.ly/2ZHcQbBAs the call to address racism reverberates around the world, Cornell University’s College of Arts & Sciences has launched the year-long webinar series “Racism in America.” The series features Cornell faculty examining the latest resea...

02/18/2021

OPPORTUNITY!

Mellon Diversity Fellowship 2021-2022 at Cornell University Press.

Thanks to a grant from the Mellon Foundation, Cornell University Press is seeking a Mellon Diversity Fellow to join their acquisitions department. The fellow will serve in an entry-level position and provide support to one or more Acquisitions Editors in acquiring scholarly books.
This 14-month paid fellowship seeks to address the lack of staff diversity in the academic publishing industry by providing underrepresented individuals in publishing real work experience and a network to assist them in their professional development.

Applications will be accepted until Midnight of March 14, 2021.
Position begins June 1, 2021.

External applicants: https://cornell.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/CornellCareerPage/job/Ithaca-Main-Campus/Mellon-Diversity-Fellow----Acquisitions-Assistant_WDR-00024714-2

02/16/2021

In celebration of Black History Month, Mosaic is honored to host a panel discussion on “Building Intergenerational Wealth: Sustaining Black Legacy." The program will speak to the racial wealth disparity, discriminatory lending practices such as redlining, and how to create an equitable ecosystem. Our esteemed moderator and panelists are the following : Valisha Graves ’85, Tammy Jones ’81 and Kirk Sykes ’87.

https://cornelluniversity.imodules.com/s/1717/alumni/event.aspx?sid=1717&gid=2&pgid=23028&content_id=20565