Cornell CRP Alumni

Here's a headline I never thought I'd see. https://allianceforscience.cornell.edu//gmo-tomato-as-edi/

Go Big Red! Happy Earth Day from Cornell Green Club! What are You doing for Earth Day? Please share!

Is anyone interested in having a zoom call to discuss what we are/can be doing?

Hello Fellow Alumni! How are you holding up with Covid19 situation? What can we do as planners to help in this situation? What are some things you are doing now? Any useful information to pass on?

As seen on the big red bulletin: "NYC Economic Development Corporation has a few openings in our Capital Program. We manage design and construction of projects for the City of New York agencies and Mayor's office. We have a need for more project managers and a supervisory role in a Vice President. Our projects can be big and exciting and complicated..Please look at the postings below and feel free to reach out with any questions.... VP https://jobs.jobvite.com/nycedc/job/oQm4bfwb A Vice President in the Capital Program Department (CAP) oversees and directs the activities of Project Managers in the department, and reports directly to Senior Vice Presidents of CAP. This position is responsible for management and oversight of Engineers, Architects, Landscape Architects, Planners, consultants, contractors, construction managers, and Project Support Staff in the execution of all aspects of design and construction for a variety of projects in New York City. Project types include hospitals and health facilities, waterfront development, buildings - new construction and renovation, major infrastructure development, and public open spaces. The Vice President will be responsible for the supervision and implementation of a portfolio of approximately 7-12 active capital projects with a total project value of approximately $500 million. Senior Project Manager https://jobs.jobvite.com/nycedc/job/oHv2bfw9 A Senior Project Manager (SPM) in the Capital Program Department (CAP) manages all aspects of design and construction of a variety of projects in New York City. Project types include waterfront development, buildings - new construction & renovation, major infrastructure and public open spaces. The SPM will be responsible for the implementation of a portfolio of approximately 6-10 active capital projects with a total project value of approximately $100 million+.

Cool #BasicIncome debate via Cornell University ILR School https://live.alumni.cornell.edu/debate right now.