Campaign Goals
Cornell will celebrate its sesquicentennial in 2015. By that time, we aspire:
- To be the best research university for undergraduate education
- To set the standard for interdisciplinary collaboration in areas of critical social importance
- To make Cornell's approach to its public mission a model for higher education and fully realize our role as land grant institution to the world
To fulfill this vision, Cornell seeks to raise more than $4 billion for:
Students: $640 Million
| Undergraduate financial aid | |
| International scholarship funds | |
| Graduate fellowships | |
| Financial aid for students in our professional schools | |
| Funds to enhance the living-learning experience |
Faculty and Program Support: $1,885 Million
| Endowed faculty positions |
| Endowed academic support positions |
| Research and program enhancement |
State-of-the-Art Facilities: $1,175 Million
| Weill Medical College Biomedical Research Building | |
| Life Sciences Technology Building | |
| West Campus Residential Initiative | |
| Physical Sciences Building | |
| New and modernized facilities on the Arts Quad | |
| Gates Hall (for Computing and Information Sciences) | |
| Helen Newman Hall | |
| Milstein Hall (for Architecture, Art, and Planning) | |
| Johnson Museum Expansion and Renovation | |
| Plaza outside Bailey Hall | |
| Lynah Rink Expansion | |
Unrestricted support: $300 Million
| Cornell Annual Fund |
| Program support |
