Want to give back to your biomedical engineering community? There are many ways to stay connected, and your involvement plays a key role in the future of biomedical engineering at Cornell. Choose the opportunity that fits you best and then contact us to get involved.
Connect With Students
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Undergraduate Students
For opportunities to be a presenter, consultant, or mentor to current undergraduate students, complete the undergraduate alumni connections form.
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Graduate Students
Our Graduate Student BMES Chapter is seeking alumni engagements with our student body. They’d love to hear from you if you’re interested in participating! Get in touch using their alumni interest Google form.
Engage
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Cornell Engineering Alumni Association
Join the Cornell Engineering Alumni Association to learn more about events happening in your area and on campus.
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Cornell Alumni Admissions Ambassador Network
Want to help Cornell recruit the best students? Become a member of the Cornell Alumni Admissions Ambassador Network.
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Recruit Cornell Engineering Students
Are you an employer? Find out how to recruit Cornell Engineering students.
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Co-op Program
Interested in hiring outstanding Cornell Engineering students as apprentices in your company? Participate in our Co-op Program.
Give
Investing in the Meinig School is one of the most essential ways you can be involved. Private gifts fuel advancements that revolutionize healthcare and improve lives around the world.
- Make a Gift
- Discuss giving opportunities (including securities, trusts, bequests and real estate) with our Major Gift Officer.
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Endowed Professorships ($3 million)
Sustained support for faculty members who are conducting pioneering research, mentoring students, and advancing the field.
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Graduate Research Fellowships ($100,000 – $1.5 million)
Essential funding in support of talented students as they explore innovative solutions, advance medical technologies and contribute to groundbreaking discoveries.
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Capital Infrastructure ($100,000 +)
New space in Tang Hall provides a student-centric experiential learning experience with modernized lab spaces for critical research. Naming opportunities include floors, research labs, teaching labs and collaboration spaces.
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Discretionary Fund (any amount)
Flexible funding to meet immediate teaching and research needs, including support for student projects and project teams, travel grants for students to attend leadership conferences and recruitment efforts.
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Stay in Touch
Have other ideas? Contact our Cornell Engineering Alumni Affairs and Development representative.
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- Carpenter Hall, Room 253
- jgabriel@cornell.edu
