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Alumna Finds Clues to Climate Change in Ancient Wood

At Cornell's Tree-Ring Laboratory, Carol Griggs uses the remains of ancient trees to solve puzzles in archaeology and to shed light on climate change.

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Global recovery on track but challenges remain, says panel

An expert alumni panel of economists explain the complexities of the current global financial state. Read more


Welcome, Alumni

Are you a recent graduate now pursuing advanced studies or beginning your career? The CCS website is a useful resource for you, and our staff are a phone call or an e-mail away to answer your questions.

Are you an alum who is well established in your field? If so, we invite you to become familiar with our services and to volunteer your expertise by advising students engaged in career exploration. We hope you'll consider carrying on a tradition of excellence by hiring other Cornellians.

You Can Make the Big Red Difference

Many alumni have indicated they'd like to help students with the job search and career decisions during these turbulent times. Here are some ideas:

  • Share career advice and encouragement with a student as a CCNet Mentor.
  • Hire Cornell students and graduates.
  • Spend an afternoon on campus as a Professional-in-Residence or volunteer as a career program panelist.
  • Host a student in your workplace through one of our job-shadowing programs.
  • Support a student in an experiential learning program.