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Johnson Class Campaigns

$7,768
Amount Raised
295
Gifts Received

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8 Projects
Johnson Cornell Tech MBA Program
$290 from 10 donations!

Learn more about specific funds and sustaining impact that the Johnson Cornell Tech MBA Program class gift will leave to the Johnson School.
Learn more about specific funds and sustaining impact that the Johnson Cornell Tech MBA Program class gift will leave to the Johnson School. from donations! At the Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management, we believe a great business education stems from a diverse student body—in their backgrounds, and in the experiences and perspectives they bring with them. It’s why creating access to a Johnson School education is so important, so that we can continue to foster an inclusive environment that inspires and challenges today’s aspiring business leaders. The class gift campaign committee for the Johnson Cornell Tech MBA program have decided to target 2025 class gift impact to these important fund areas: Johnson Cornell Tech MBA Program FundTechnology is transforming every aspect of business—from marketing and customer relations to product development and supply chain—fueling a competitive environment that rewards the most innovative and entrepreneurial players. The STEM-designated Johnson Cornell Tech MBA provides students with the knowledge, hands-on experience, and professional network needed to manage product teams, more fully understand the startup and tech ecosystems, and lead dynamic tech companies in our evolving digital age. Support for this program directly provides funds for programmatic initiatives and innovation for the Johnson Cornell Tech MBA Program. Johnson School Annual FundThe Johnson School Annual Fund supports every aspect of our students’ experience—from the scholarships and financial aid that fuel their future, to the unlimited opportunities to explore new ideas and discover new approaches to business that have the potential to change the world
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Master’s of Business Analytics Program (MSBA)
$1,275 from 46 donations!



Learn more about specific funds and sustaining impact that the Master’s of Business Analytics Program class gift will leave to the Johnson School.
Learn more about specific funds and sustaining impact that the Master’s of Business Analytics Program class gift will leave to the Johnson School. from donations! At the Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management, we believe a great business education stems from a diverse student body—in their backgrounds, and in the experiences and perspectives they bring with them. It’s why creating access to a Johnson School education is so important, so that we can continue to foster an inclusive environment that inspires and challenges today’s aspiring business leaders. The class gift campaign committee for the Master’s of Business Analytics programs have decided to target class gift impact to these important fund areas: Johnson School Annual FundThe Johnson School Annual Fund supports every aspect of our students’ experience—from the scholarships and financial aid that fuel their future, to the unlimited opportunities to explore new ideas and discover new approaches to business that have the potential to change the world. Johnson School Scholarship FundSupport for the Johnson School Scholarship Fund opens the door to even more talented students, providing resources that empower them to study at the Johnson School and enhance this vibrant community of leaders and innovators. MSBA Programs Initiatives Data analytics is one of today’s most sought-after skills as organizations increasingly rely on data to drive decision-making. And the most valuable professionals are those who understand data in the context of business applications and can translate it into meaningful, actionable insights to optimize results in any function or industry. Help support Cornell’s accelerated master’s in business analytics (MSBA) program to help support programming and innovation.
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Master’s of Professional Studies Program (MPS)
$445 from 47 donations!


Learn more about specific funds and sustaining impact that the Master’s of Professional Studies Program class gift will leave to the Johnson School.
Learn more about specific funds and sustaining impact that the Master’s of Professional Studies Program class gift will leave to the Johnson School. from donations! At the Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management, we believe a great business education stems from a diverse student body—in their backgrounds, and in the experiences and perspectives they bring with them. It’s why creating access to a Johnson School education is so important, so that we can continue to foster an inclusive environment that inspires and challenges today’s aspiring business leaders. The class gift campaign committee for the Master’s of Professional Studies programs have decided to target class gift impact to these important fund areas: Johnson School Annual FundThe Johnson School Annual Fund supports every aspect of our students’ experience—from the scholarships and financial aid that fuel their future, to the unlimited opportunities to explore new ideas and discover new approaches to business that have the potential to change the world. Johnson School Scholarship FundSupport for the Johnson School Scholarship Fund opens the door to even more talented students, providing resources that empower them to study at the Johnson School and enhance this vibrant community of leaders and innovators. Investing in the future begins today by providing more students the opportunity to earn a degree that will change the way they see business, and their ability to positively impact society. MPS Programs and Initiatives The MPS program is an accelerated curriculum in accounting or management electives available through the Cornell SC Johnson College of Business, allowing our students to customize their experience based on their areas and industries of interest. Donations to this fund help support programming and innovation for the MPS program specifically. Johnson School Office of Diversity and Inclusion The Office of Diversity and Inclusion (ODI) at the Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management is proud to be one of the first top-tier business schools to have an office focused on supporting the rising generation of women, Black, Indigenous, Latinx/Hispanic, and LGBTQ leaders. ODI fosters a diverse community of equity, inclusion, and belonging within the Johnson Graduate School of Management to promote psychological safety so that all students, staff, faculty, alumni, and external partners can show up as their authentic selves and thrive to build sustainable, shared prosperity.
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Cornell-Tsinghua Finance MBA
$0 from 0 donations!


Learn more about specific funds and sustaining impact that the Cornell-Tsinghua Finance MBA class gift will leave to the Johnson School.
Learn more about specific funds and sustaining impact that the Cornell-Tsinghua Finance MBA class gift will leave to the Johnson School. from donations! At the Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management, we believe a great business education stems from a diverse student body—in their backgrounds, and in the experiences and perspectives they bring with them. It’s why creating access to a Johnson School education is so important, so that we can continue to foster an inclusive environment that inspires and challenges today’s aspiring business leaders. The class gift campaign committee for the Cornell-Tsinghua Finance MBA targets class gift impact to these three important fund areas: Johnson School Annual FundThe Johnson School Annual Fund supports every aspect of our students’ experience—from the scholarships and financial aid that fuel their future, to the unlimited opportunities to explore new ideas and discover new approaches to business that have the potential to change the world. Johnson School Scholarship Fund Support for the Johnson School Scholarship Fund opens the door to even more talented students, providing resources that empower them to study at the Johnson School and enhance this vibrant community of leaders and innovators. Investing in the future begins today by providing more students the opportunity to earn a degree that will change the way they see business, and their ability to positively impact society. At the Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management, we believe a great business education stems from a diverse student body—in their backgrounds, and in the experiences and perspectives they bring with them. It’s why creating access to a Johnson School education is so important, so that we can continue to foster an inclusive environment that inspires and challenges today’s aspiring business leaders. Cornell Tsinghua FMBA Program The Cornell-Tsinghua FMBA program is the only program of its kind in the market. This dual-degree MBA program is delivered in English and Chinese (Mandarin) and is offered in partnership with the PBC School of Finance (PBCSF) at Tsinghua University. It is a part-time, bilingual program for working professionals in China. Gifts to the Cornell-Tsinghua FMBA program support this one-of-a-kind experience for students enrolled.
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Johnson Two-year MBA residential program
$3,338 from 158 donations!
Learn more about specific funds and sustaining impact that the Johnson Two-year MBA residential program class gift will leave to the Johnson School.
Learn more about specific funds and sustaining impact that the Johnson Two-year MBA residential program class gift will leave to the Johnson School. from donations! At the Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management, we believe a great business education stems from a diverse student body—in their backgrounds, and in the experiences and perspectives they bring with them. It’s why creating access to a Johnson School education is so important, so that we can continue to foster an inclusive environment that inspires and challenges today’s aspiring business leaders. The class gift campaign committee for the Two-year MBA residential program have decided to target 2026 class gift impact to these important fund areas: Johnson School Annual Fund The Johnson School Annual Fund supports every aspect of our students’ experience—from the scholarships and financial aid that fuel their future, to the unlimited opportunities to explore new ideas and discover new approaches to business that have the potential to change the world. Johnson School Scholarship Fund Support for the Johnson School Scholarship Fund opens the door to even more talented students, providing resources that empower them to study at the Johnson School and enhance this vibrant community of leaders and innovators. Investing in the future begins today by providing more students the opportunity to earn a degree that will change the way they see business, and their ability to positively impact society. Johnson School Student Activity Fund Johnson School students are involved in leading a wide range of student-led organizations and associations to aid them in their career development. These groups coordinate lectures, career forums, panels, and company visits. Johnson School student clubs also organize company information and networking sessions during student treks. Support to the Johnson School Student Activity fund helps support the career development for future students as well as connection with other Johnson School students on shared affinity interests. Johnson School Office of Diversity and Inclusion The Office of Diversity and Inclusion (ODI) at the Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management is proud to be one of the first top-tier business schools to have an office focused on supporting the rising generation of women, Black, Indigenous, Latinx/Hispanic, and LGBTQ leaders. ODI fosters a diverse community of equity, inclusion, and belonging within the Johnson Graduate School of Management to promote psychological safety so that all students, staff, faculty, alumni, and external partners can show up as their authentic selves and thrive to build sustainable, shared prosperity. Center for Sustainable Global Enterprise (CSGE) Businesses have a vital role to play in solving social and environmental issues through innovation, market development, and entrepreneurship. Faculty who work with the Center for Sustainable Global Enterprise are at the forefront of research, teaching, and engagement related to helping businesses address these problems. Funds given to CSGE provide students distinctive experiential learning opportunities and collaborate with organizations to help to tackle the grand challenges of our time, such as climate change, ecosystem degradation, and poverty. Johnson School Emerging Markets Institute (EMI) Student Program Support Founded in 2010, EMI made 7 Emerging Market Multinational Reports, 12 Annual Conferences, the launch of the pitch and case competitions, and the graduation more than 60 EMI Fellows every year. This is possible through the great EMI team, the generous support of alumni, faculty, and Johnson School community at large. Funds given to EMI help support a second decade of excellence and student program support. Entrepreneurship and Innovation @ Johnson School Johnson School students aren’t just joining the best companies in finance, accounting, technology, and more—they’re starting them! The world needs entrepreneurs who view the world through a new lens, identifying opportunities, solving problems, and creating value in business and society. Entrepreneurship and Innovation @ Johnson School promotes the value of creativity, encouraging these forward-thinking innovators to pursue their passion and blaze new trails. You can support their efforts to conceive, create, and launch their ventures through Big Red Venture fund, Johnson School Summer Start-up, BioEntrepreneurship, and more. Social Impact Internship Fund (SIIF) During this time of year, many Johnson School students are seeking summer internships to fulfill their career aspirations. For some students, who are focused on social or environmental impact, this means forgoing an opportunity with a traditional company and taking a position with low- or no compensation. The Social Impact Internship Fund (SIIF) supports MBA students seeking summer internship opportunities in roles dedicated to addressing critical social and environmental challenges. Past scholarship recipients have worked at non-profits and for-profit ventures with a dedicated social or environmental mission as well as mission-driven startups, governments, and non-governmental organizations.
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Executive MBA/MS in Healthcare Leadership Program
$595 from 11 donations!

Learn more about specific funds and sustaining impact that the Executive Healthcare Leadership Program class gift will leave to the Johnson School.
Learn more about specific funds and sustaining impact that the Executive Healthcare Leadership Program class gift will leave to the Johnson School. from donations! At the Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management, we believe a great business education stems from a diverse student body—in their backgrounds, and in the experiences and perspectives they bring with them. It’s why creating access to a Johnson School education is so important, so that we can continue to foster an inclusive environment that inspires and challenges today’s aspiring business leaders. The class gift campaign committee for the Executive MBA/MS in Healthcare Leadership Program has decided to target class gift impact to these three important fund areas: Executive MBA/MS in Healthcare Leadership FundThe Executive MBA/MS in Healthcare Leadership program, based in New York City, offered in partnership with the Weill Cornell Graduate School of Medical Sciences, prepares healthcare professionals to facilitate change and drive innovation—from inside organizations and throughout the industry at large. It’s the only industry-immersive, dual-degree program of its kind in the Ivy League. Students graduate with two degrees from Cornell University: an MBA and an MS in healthcare leadership. Focused on building general management skills and developing a deeper understanding of the healthcare industry, this 22-month executive program advances careers and strengthens student’s ability to drive meaningful change in healthcare. Support for this fund directly provides resources for programmatic initiatives and innovation for the Executive MBA/MS in Healthcare Leadership Fund. Johnson School Annual FundThe Johnson School Annual Fund supports every aspect of our students’ experience—from the scholarships and financial aid that fuel their future, to the unlimited opportunities to explore new ideas and discover new approaches to business that have the potential to change the world.
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Executive MBA Americas Program
$350 from 5 donations!

Learn more about specific funds and sustaining impact that the Executive MBA Americas Program class gift will leave to the Johnson School.
Learn more about specific funds and sustaining impact that the Executive MBA Americas Program class gift will leave to the Johnson School. from donations! At the Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management, we believe a great business education stems from a diverse student body—in their backgrounds, and in the experiences and perspectives they bring with them. It’s why creating access to a Johnson School education is so important, so that we can continue to foster an inclusive environment that inspires and challenges today’s aspiring business leaders. The class gift campaign committee for the Executive MBA Americas program has decided to target class gift impact to these two important fund areas: Executive MBA Americas Fund The Executive MBA Americas Program, is tailored to meet the needs of working professionals looking to advance their careers without interrupting them. Students can earn an Ivy League MBA close to home with the Executive MBA Americas Program. The Americas program has live in-person classes at local boardrooms throughout North and South America, or students can attend remotely, and there are four residential sessions throughout the program. The Americas program presents a truly global experience that advances student careers and leadership potential. Support for this fund directly provides resources for programmatic initiatives and innovation for the Executive MBA Americas program. Johnson School Annual Fund The Johnson School Annual Fund supports every aspect of our students’ experience—from the scholarships and financial aid that fuel their future, to the unlimited opportunities to explore new ideas and discover new approaches to business that have the potential to change the world.
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Executive MBA Metro NY Program
$1,475 from 18 donations!

Learn more about specific funds and sustaining impact that the Executive MBA Metro NY Program class gift will leave to the Johnson School.
Learn more about specific funds and sustaining impact that the Executive MBA Metro NY Program class gift will leave to the Johnson School. from donations! At the Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management, we believe a great business education stems from a diverse student body—in their backgrounds, and in the experiences and perspectives they bring with them. It’s why creating access to a Johnson School education is so important, so that we can continue to foster an inclusive environment that inspires and challenges today’s aspiring business leaders. The class gift campaign committee for the Executive MBA Metro NY program has decided to target class gift impact to these important fund areas: Executive MBA Metro NY Fund The Executive MBA Metro NY program, based in New York City, offers working professionals the opportunity to fine-tune the leadership skills critical for today’s dynamic business environment. Students earn an Ivy League MBA to advance their career without interrupting it. The Executive MBA Metro NY program format promotes academic focus, extended networking opportunities, and team-based collaboration—all without disrupting student career momentum. Support for this fund directly provides resources for programmatic initiatives and innovation for the Executive MBA Metro NY program. Executive MBA Metro NY 2nd Year Scholarship Fund The Executive MBA Metro NY program enhances executive leadership presence and prepares students for higher levels of management. Regardless of industry or job function, the program’s general management and foundational business curriculum rounds out student skill sets and introduces new ideas as they interact with business professionals in their cohort. Support for this program directly provides scholarship support for a second-year student in the Executive MBA Metro NY program. Johnson School Annual Fund The Johnson School Annual Fund supports every aspect of our students’ experience—from the scholarships and financial aid that fuel their future, to the unlimited opportunities to explore new ideas and discover new approaches to business that have the potential to change the world.
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