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A-College of Engineering

Cornell Engineers design, build, and test products, improve the world of medicine, inform and shape our laws, create and drive businesses, become research luminaries, and help people lead better lives. We invite alumni and friends to stop by and meet students from several project teams and organizations. Learn about the Cornell Engineering Alumni Association and how you can get involved. Visit http://www.engineering.cornell.edu/ to learn more.

AA-Fraternity and Sorority Affairs

Today Cornell has more than 70 fraternities and sororities. Come visit with staff and student representatives to discuss the current state of Cornell's Greek community and learn what we have planned for the future. Representatives are on hand to discuss specific ways for alumni/ae to reconnect with their chapter, including innovative new member educational programs, career advising and networking, and leadership development opportunities.

B-Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

Project teams offer students a range of experiences and opportunities that we believe will be useful in life after college. Founded in Spring 2003, the Cornell University Solar Decathlon team is a student-run, interdisciplinary organization made up of over 100 students from six colleges, plus graduate students from the architecture, engineering, and business schools. The Solar Decathlon Competition is an international competition among 20 university and college teams to research, design, fund, and construct solar-powered homes and transport them to the National Mall in Washington, D.C. The mission of the Cornell Baja SAE Team is to design, build, and test a car that will enter the SAE Baja competition.

BB-Dairy Store

From its initial location in Bailey Hall in 1880, to its current home in Stocking Hall (since 1923), the Cornell Dairy has supplied the Ithaca campus with high-quality dairy products from fluid milk to ice cream and yogurt. All of our first-class dairy products are manufactured from milk produced at the Cornell Dairy Farm in nearby Harford, N.Y. Along with fluid milk products (don't forget to try our premium chocolate milk), yogurt' and pudding, the Cornell Dairy produces over 30 flavors of ice cream each year including two dozen custom ice cream flavors produced for individual Cornell events. We invite you to stop by the Cornell Dairy booth and enjoy a sample of our premium Cornell ice cream or stop by our Dairy Bar (on the corner of Judd Falls and Tower Rds) for a hot fudge sundae and browse through our Cornell Dairy mementos available for sale.

C-Department of Biomedical Engineering

The Department of Biomedical Engineering is a university-wide unit that bridges biology, medicine, and engineering. Just over a few years old, the department has evolved from a 45-year history of bioengineering research and education at the university. Faculty and student research emphasizes biomedical mechanics; biomaterials; drug delivery, design, production, and metabolism; biomedical instrumentation and diagnostics; and systems and computational bioengineering. Visit www.bme.cornell.edu to learn more.

CC-Army ROTC

Come visit the Army ROTC Alumni Booth to learn about our continually expanding ROTC opportunities and our distinguished alumni program. Army ROTC is the best leadership course in America, and our students epitomize this daily. Serve your country and get paid Full Tuition Scholarships for contracting as a cadet. All Cornell students are encouraged to take a Military Science course without obligation to join the Army. Please stop by our office at 101 Barton Hall and tour the completely renovated and recently rededicated Bruce Hart Memorial Library. Alumni are also invited to tour the Wortham Military Museum and our Alumni Hallway to view our new collections. Learn more about Cornell Army ROTC cadets.

D-Johnson Graduate School of Management

The Johnson School at Cornell is not only one of the world's leading business schools but also an innovator in executive education. Stop by our booth to learn more about our suite of MBA programs, including the new Cornell Queens Executive MBA (delivered by multipoint videoconferencing) as well as custom executive programs available for your organization.

DD-Center for Learning and Teaching

The Center for Learning and Teaching (CLT) at Cornell University provides programs and resources designed to promote student learning and improve instruction. It supports a learning culture that promotes the best education for a diverse student body, encourages the development of professional teaching as a practice and a scholarly activity, and nurtures links among various learning communities on campus.

E-College of Arts and Sciences

The College of Arts and Sciences is a superb liberal arts college at the center of an outstanding research university, home to the social sciences, humanities, and physical/natural sciences. Stop by and meet A&S staff members who will be on hand to distribute literature and answer questions you may have about the new and exciting things happening on and around the Arts Quad. Don't forget to take a stab at our guessing game to win a prize! For more information about the College of Arts and Sciences, please visit www.arts.cornell.edu.

EE-Cornell Entrepreneur Network & Cornell Silicon Valley

The Cornell Entrepreneur Network (CEN) is the university's multi-city business networking program. Cornell Silicon Valley produces CEN events in the Bay Area. The 5,000+ people who attend the 100 events we produce every year are entrepreneurially minded leaders in their organizations or industries. Past events have featured world-class alumni speakers including Bob Toll, CEO of Toll Brothers; Irwin Jacobs, chairman of Qualcomm; Reggie Fils-Aime, president of Nintendo North America; Sophie Vandebroek, CTO and president of Xerox, and hundreds more. Stop by our booth at Reunion to learn more.

F-Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences

Understanding the Earth's systems is essential to the prosperity and future of society. Our graduates, past and future, are leaders in the application of earth sciences to the betterment of life, in setting public policy, in education of an Earth-savvy public, and in better understanding the Earth system. We welcome alumni and friends to visit our booth. Hands- on exhibits feature a tornado in a bottle, minerals and fossils, and a seismograph to demonstrate how seismic waves generated by earthquakes are detected. Faculty members and students will be on hand to answer questions. Visit www.eas.cornell.edu to learn more about EAS.

FF-Entrpreneurship@Cornell

Entrepreneurship@Cornell was established to support instruction, research, outreach, internships, seminars, speakers, student organizations, and alumni networking. One of the goals of Entrepreneurship@Cornell is to help any student from any discipline identify opportunities for academic and/or experiential learning in entrepreneurship and personal enterprise. The program is grounded in the belief that entrepreneurship education and involvement is clearly not just for business majors or those interested in starting a business.

G-College of Veterinary Medicine

At the number-one veterinary college in the country, our work is the science of life. Visit the college's Reunion exhibit to learn firsthand how our threefold mission of discovery, teaching, and public service is serving animals and humankind. Watch a virtual tour of the Cornell University Hospital for Animals or come by when "the doctor is in."

GG-School of Continuing Education and Summer Sessions

We invite you to stop by our booth to explore the many learning opportunities available to alumni and their families. Find out more about CyberTower and its free online access to many of Cornell's best teachers; Cornell's Adult University, which offers fabulous programs on campus and around the world; the Cornell University Summer College programs for high school students; Executive Education opportunities; the Cornell University Summer Session; and special programs for undergraduates, including Cornell in Washington.

H-College of Human Ecology

The College of Human Ecology invites alumni to view our interactive slideshow featuring scenes from the college's past, present, and future. Meet Human Ecology staff and alumni to learn more about all of the exciting things happening at Martha Van, learn about the new building, check out recent publications and information on Reunion weekend events, our alumni associations, and more. Sponsored by the Human Ecology Alumni Association, the Sloan Alumni Association, and the College of Human Ecology.

HH-The Cornell Club-New York

The Cornell Club-New York was founded to provide members, their friends, and associates with a forum for rekindling old friendships and forging new ones, to further extend the Cornell alumni network, and to offer members a fine facility with excellent hospitality for enjoying meals or retreating from the bustle of New York City. Stop by to learn more about the benefits of membership in the only Cornell Club with its own clubhouse, conveniently located in the heart of midtown Manhattan. Information and pictures will be available for you to learn about the club's facilities as well as special programs and events hosted by the club throughout the year. You will also have the opportunity to learn about how membership will give you access to about 80 reciprocal clubs located throughout the United States and abroad and opportunities to volunteer and keep you connected with Cornell and fellow Cornellians. A member of the club's staff will be on hand to answer questions.

I-Department of Education

The Department of Education, which traces its roots to 1888, applies an interdisciplinary and focused approach to preparing educational leaders, tapping into a wide range of resources at the university and cultivating strong connections with external stakeholders; the department offers degree programs and research in teacher education, adult and extension education, community outreach and curriculum development. Drop by our booth to learn more about us.

II-University Photography

Stop by our booth to view framed custom printed photographs, and our newly updated web site http://imagelibrary.photo.cornell.ed u/. University Photography is responsible for visual images of Cornell and maintains a library online and in-house containing approximately one million images for use in publications all over the world. Our photographs are used in the promotion of Cornell through various channels-University Admissions Office, College Admissions, the Cornell Chronicle, cornell.edu, and numerous national magazines.

J-Office of the Cornell Commitment

The Office of The Cornell Commitment comprises three special undergraduate programs: The Cornell Tradition, Meinig Family Cornell National Scholars, and Hunter R. Rawlings III Cornell Presidential Research Scholars. Students selected for these programs are among the very best at Cornell. They represent the university's commitment to Ezra Cornell's belief in the importance of work and study, as well as the core values expressed in its mission statement: service, leadership, and discovery. Learn more about The Cornell Commitment at www.commitment.cornell.edu.

JJ-eCornell

eCornell has been extending the reach of Cornell University to over 180 countries since 2001. By delivering noncredit, online professional development and executive education programs, eCornell has served 20,000 students who have enrolled in over 75,000 courses. Learn more about the impact eCornell is having on professionals and organizations around the world, the Cornell colleges, faculty, and affiliates with whom we work, and our goals for contributing to Cornell's vision of becoming the land grant university to the world.

K-Cornell Abroad

Alumni are warmly invited to stop by the Cornell Abroad booth. Did you study abroad? Did it influence the course of your life? Cornell Abroad is preparing for our 25th Anniversary and we want to hear your story! The stories we hear from you, we will share on our new web site and/or in the alumni magazine.

KK-Cornell University Library

Cornell University Library is collaborating with the Cornell Daily Sun to digitize the newspaper's historic archives, from the first issues published in 1880 through 1990. (The Sun began publishing an electronic edition in 1990.) The contents of each issue are indexed so that the alumni can search for specific articles by subject, writer, or date. Try it from your home computer at cdsun.library.cornell.edu, or visit our booth to browse the issues that are already digitized. Also stop by our booth to find out about library Reunion events, pick up recent publications, and learn more about what is happening at the library.

L-Cornell Outdoor Education - Athletics and Physical Education

Cornell Outdoor Education, a proud unit of Athletics and Physical Education, is the nation's largest and most comprehensive university-based outdoor education program. COE annually serves over 10,000 students, staff, faculty, alumni, and community members in many different programs, including expeditions throughout the world. COE serves a vital role in developing strong leaders and teams for the 21st century. Visit our booth to learn about teams, outdoor education, and other physical education, recreation, and wellness programs or check out our web site at www.coe.cornell.edu.

LL-Cornell Plantations

Cornell Plantations is Beebe Lake, the gorges, the botanical gardens, the arboretum, hidden bogs and woodland walks, wildflowers along the creekall our favorite places at Cornell. For your enjoyment and interest we offer walking tours and other educational and recreational opportunities. We will be offering regular shuttle service from the west side of Barton Hall to Plantations botanical gardens on the half hour.

M-Navy ROTC

Come visit our booth to learn more about how the Navy ROTC unit at Cornell prepares selected students for service as commissioned officers in the United States Navy or United States Marine Corps. NROTC supplements students' undergraduate education with instruction in essential concepts of naval science and fosters the development of leadership, integrity, and patriotism.

MM-Lab of Ornithology

Come visit the Lab of Ornithology in Barton Hall to learn more about its work throughout the western hemisphere, from Antarctica to the Arctic. You are invited to visit with lab staff, learn about international programs for students and citizen scientists, and how the lab connects with international conservation organizations.

N-Cornell Alumni Magazine

Staff members will be on hand for discussions on the editorial content of Cornell Alumni Magazine; how subscribing to it will keep you in touch with Cornell and your class; and the advantages of advertising your alumni class, special event, or organization in the magazine.

NN-College of Agriculture and Life Sciences

Discover what's happening in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences' classrooms, admissions, career development, and alumni programs. Join us for other events, lectures, and tours this weekend (listed in the program) to meet Dean Susan Henry, distinguished faculty, and many CALS alumni and friends.

O-Cornell Daily Sun

You're invited to look behind the front pages of the Cornell Daily Sun and chat with current editors, writers, and business staff to learn about the latest developments in the publication of the Sun. Learn about the Sun's history and browse through back issues as well as the most recent editions of the paper. Sun alumni: please join us for a Cornell Daily Sun Reunion reception at Willard Straight Hall's International Lounge from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. on Saturday. Or, anyone is welcome to visit and tour the Sun's fabulous facilities for another reception on Saturday from 5 to 7 p.m. at 139 West State Street. We look forward to seeing you!

OO-ILR School

The centrality of the workplace in an increasingly complex world is the primary focus at ILR. With its diverse and distinguished faculty, the school leads the way toward new insights about current and future challenges in the world of work. ILR is the nation's only institution of higher education to offer a four-year undergraduate program focused on the workplace, several graduate degrees, programs and workshops for adult learners, and customized services. We look forward to visiting with you.

P-The Cayuga Society

The Cayuga Society was announced in October 1993 to honor those who have established a planned gift for Cornell. Planned gifts include bequest intentions in a will, or through retirement plan assets, life income agreements, trusts, flexible endowments, real estate with retained life use, life insurance, and the Cornell University Foundation donor-advised fund. Members have the option to receive a memento of appreciation, invitations to special events, and recognition through university and planned giving publications. Cayuga Society members support future generations who will attend Cornell "far above Cayuga's waters." The society's 4,000 members invite all alumni and guests to learn more about the Cayuga Society; view the Tiffany silver pin and Elsie Dinsmore Popkin, B.F.A. '58, limited- edition print of Cayuga Lake from the Johnson Museum that are available as mementos, and find out how to join the society and support Cornell University. Please stop by and see us!

PP-School of Hotel Administration

Since 1922, the School of Hotel Administration at Cornell has been a leader in hospitality education. It is recognized worldwide as a positive role model, and its 10,000 alumni form a loyal and close bond with the school and one another. Sixty-two active alumni chapters have been established around the world. The display features information about the school's academic programs, executive education, and summer programs and provides Hotel School and other Cornell alumni an opportunity to meet with the school's staff members.

Q-Cornell University Press

Cornell University Press was established in 1869 and now publishes nearly 175 books each year, in fields ranging from aesthetics to zoology, from classics to contemporary politics. An assortment of recent books will be displayed, including titles from the ILR Press imprint. Staff members will be on hand to distribute free catalogs and to talk about the publishing program, recognized as one of the most distinguished in the country.

QQ-AAD: Your Connection to Cornell

Alumni Affairs and Development is your key to connecting with Cornell. Come and see us whether you want to network with Cornellians, learn about your alumni benefits, find out what's happening at Cornell today, volunteer your time and leadership, or hear about the impact of Far Above..The Campaign for Cornell. Staff representatives from several offices are on hand to talk with you. Also visit alumni.cornell.edu.

R-Cornell Center for Technology Enterprise and Commercialization

With over $700 million (FY2007) in research expenditures and an excellent research faculty, Cornell is a rich source of technologies for entrepreneurs and industry partners looking for new opportunities. The Cornell Center for Technology Enterprise and Commercialization (CCTEC) is the licensing and patenting office for Cornell University's innovations and research. CCTEC supports faculty at Cornell's main campus in Ithaca and at the Weill Cornell Medical College in New York City. CCTEC is committed to developing Cornell innovations into commercially and socially valuable products. More than 40 new businesses have resulted from our recent efforts. www.cctec.cornell.edu

RR-Cornell Visa

Please visit the Cornell Visa Card booth. The Cornell Visa Card, offered by Chase Card Services, is the only credit card program that helps support important activities sponsored by Cornell Universityat no additional cost to you! It's an easy way to show your support because each time you use your card to make a purchase, a contribution will automatically be made to Cornell.

SS-Net ID- The Key to Your Connection

Your online access to Cornell is getting even better. Welcome to the Cornell online community! To better serve you, all Cornellians are being issued a permanent and secure Network ID (NetID). You will need a NetID to request a transcript; read Cornell news; print while on campus; access non-licensed library services (licensed services are not available to alumni); and review job postings. Stop by the NetID booth in Barton Hall to receive your activation code and Net ID today!

T-Cornell Hillel

Cornell Hillel welcomes Jewish alumni and friends back to campus! Please visit our booth to learn all about Jewish life on campus and meet with campus rabbi and Hillel executive director, Ed Rosenthal. Learn how Cornell Hillel's student leaders, professionals, and lay leaders are creating a pluralistic, welcoming, and inclusive environment for Jewish Cornellians. Please visit our web site to find out more: www.hillel.cornell.edu.

TT-Air Force ROTC

Come visit the Air Force ROTC booth to learn more about our program at Cornell University. We combine traditional undergraduate education with military instruction, to prepare cadets to tackle the leadership challenges awaiting the Air Force in the 21st century. Take a tour of the detachment and take a moment to talk to some of the cadre.

U-Cornell Employment and Recruitment Center

As an Ivy League institution and New York State's land grant university, Cornell University attracts outstanding faculty and staff from a wide range of backgrounds, disciplines, and fields of expertise to help meet its teaching, research, and outreach goals. Together, members of the Cornell community, characterized by their caring, their commitment, and their innovative spirit, examine significant intellectual and policy questions across the humanities, social sciences, life sciences, physical sciences, and engineering in order to make a difference at Cornell, in the local area, and across the world.

UU- The 2008 Cornell Master Plan for the Ithaca Campus

After two years of intense work, a new master plan for the Ithaca campus has been completed. It provides the university with a clear and integrated framework to guide its physical development over the next 30 to 60 years. Driven by academic planning priorities, the master plan provides a set of principles, essential features, and guidelines for decisions about where to locate the university's research, teaching, residential and recreational priorities and programs; it also offers a campus-wide frame of reference for the university's current capital plan; and links local and precinct plan goals to the broader plan. The master plan creates the big-picture vision for the Ithaca campus and provides enabling strategies to guide its long-term development. It identifies clear directions for its physical evolution and establishes a road map to the future. While the details of the plan's implementation will vary as Cornell's academic, financial and social needs and priorities evolve, its vision, principles and essential features will remain constant.

V-Cornell Railroad Historical Society

The Cornell Railroad Historical Society (CRHS) was founded in 1977 with roots dating back more than 50 years to a period when rail travel was the way Cornell students traveled to and from Ithaca. The CRHS has also been a chapter of the National Railway Historical Society (NRHS) since 1981. We have members from all walks of life: students, staff, alumni, and community members, all with deep interest in railroads, trains, and trolleys. Our Barton Hall display will feature a combination of model trains, old-time railroad photographs, collectibles, and video images of both current and historic railroads. We enjoy sharing our interest with kids, even big ones! Plan to stop by and check out our operating model railroad. All aboard!

W-Cornell Public Service Center

Stop by and discover the many ways Cornell faculty, alumni, and students have been engaging communities through our programming since 1991. Did you know we place over 300 work- study students each year in paid positions with nonprofit organizations, and link thousands to volunteer placements? Or that we have nearly 30 student-run organizations that address community needs from elderly visits, and the promotion of safer sex practices, to tutoring in the schools and providing interpreters for emergency and non-emergency situations? Come visit us, we'd love to talk with you about these programs and more!

X-Cornell Career Services

Do you remember career services from when you were a Cornell student? Most likely a lot has changed since then. Stop by and meet staff members and we'll update you on what's happening in career services- new programs, prestigious scholarship winners, what students do after graduation, and more. And you can tell us what's happening in the real world in your career field. Ask about volunteer opportunities for informal career advising and job shadowing. You can make a Big Red difference!

Y-Student and Academic Services

Stop by to see and hear about life in Alice Cook, Carl Becker, Hans Bethe, and the soon to open William Keeton House as we look ahead to our fifth year of operation and the end of construction on West Campus. You'll have a chance to see and hear what students, faculty and staff are saying about their experience living in these new faculty-led, student-run houses. Haven't been back to campus in a while? The West Campus U-Halls are gone and on North Campus you'll find wonderful new student residences and a new community center. We'll give you a Helen Newman Hall trivia test and reward you with a pedometer to track your walking progress over the weekend.

Z-LGBT Resource Center

The LGBT RC coordinates the efforts of the Cornell community to ensure the inclusion of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people and eliminate heterosexism and gender- identity oppression. Programs and services include a resource library, diversity training, social programs, and informational programs. Stop by and see how much things have changed since you were a student.