Student Life

Organizations

AEM students put their leadership and teamwork skills to good use outside the classroom. They are leaders of student clubs and organizations, active volunteers on campus and in the community, sorority and fraternity members, varsity athletes and outdoor enthusiasts, scientists, writers, musicians, and artists.

The opportunities to "get a life" at Cornell are mind-boggling.

Student Organizations

Of the over 500 student organizations at Cornell, several have a direct connection to the study of business and applied economics. These student-run organizations are open to all students.

• AEM Ambassadors
• Alpha Kappa Psi (Professional Business Fraternity)
• CEO (Cornell Entrepreneur Organization)
• Cornell Accounting Association
• Cornell Investment Club
• Delta Sigma Pi (Professional Business Fraternity)
• Minority Business Student Association
• Mutual Investment Club of Cornell
• Phi Gamma Nu (Professional Business Fraternity)
• Pi Sigma Epsilon (Professional Business Fraternity)
• SIFE (Students in Free Enterprise)
• Society for Women in Business
• 85 Broads

For a complete listing, visit Student Organizations at Cornell University.

Beta Gamma Sigma Honor Society

Cornell's Undergraduate Business Program selects outstanding juniors and seniors for membership in Beta Gamma Sigma, the international honor society that recognizes outstanding academic achievement of students in business programs accredited by AACSB International. Juniors in the top 7% and seniors in the top 10% of their class are eligible for membership.

Fellows Programs

Food Marketing Fellows Program
2008-09 Application

The Food Marketing Fellows Program gives selected undergraduate students entering their senior year and a small number of graduate students an intimate, focused perspective of the food industry. Activities include a trip to Chicago to attend the Food Marketing Institute's annual convention, special courses, and an international study trip during winter break. In 2008, the Food Marketing Fellows will travel to Great Britain.

Agribusiness Fellows Program

The Agribusiness Fellows Program provides selected students with an unparalleled opportunity to gain a global perspective on agribusiness management. Sponsored in part by Cargill, this program features a study trip to explore the food and agribusiness systems of foreign countries. In May 2007, the Agribusiness Fellows traveled to Poland.

Farm Credit Fellows Program

The Farm Credit Fellows Program, sponsored by the Northeast Farm Credit Associations, gives selected students firsthand experience in the financial markets serving agriculture. Activities include a trip to New York City's financial markets during winter break and a one-week apprenticeship with a Farm Credit office.

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