Cornell's SIFE team is recognized as an official student organization by Student Senate. It is supported by the Berry Center for Economics, Business, and Public Policy.
The Cornell SIFE team has created and is tending a community garden. Click here to read about it in the SIFE blog.
Click here to read SIFE's annual report, which details the team's activities for the 2009-2010 year.
The SIFE team meets on Tuesdays at noon in the Martin Luther King room in The Commons. For additional information about SIFE, please contact the SIFE President Emmy Slocum.
Emmy Slocum
President
Cameron Clark
Vice President of Finance
Eva Moynihan
Vice President of Administration
Kate Jacobsen
Vice President of Projects
Fia Wulur
Vice President of Recruiting and Membership
SIFE Team - Regional 2010
Cornell College SIFE Team 2010 at Regionals in Chicago
Students completed their first Regionals
Cornell College SIFE Team 2010 just minutes after presenting at Regionals
SIFE Advisor wins award at Regionals
Karen Mercer with her Sam M. Walton Free Enterprise Fellowship award
We're all smiles!
SIFE members Melissa Bernstein, Eva Moynihan, and Kait Wiszt are waiting for awards
In November 2009, Cornell College established a chapter of SIFE, an international undergraduate student organization that supports entrepreneurship. Students organize business and community projects on their campuses, and then compete in regional and national competitions.
According to the national organization’s website, SIFE "brings together a diverse network of university students, academic professionals and industry leaders around the shared mission of creating a better, more sustainable world through the positive power of business. By contributing their talents to projects that improve the lives of people worldwide, SIFE participants are demonstrating that individuals with a knowledge and passion for business can be a powerful force for change."
Congratulations to Cornell’s SIFE team for receiving four awards at the Chicago Regional SIFE Competition in April, 2010. The Chicago event was the team's first regional competition. The team received the “Rookie of the Year” award and the “First Runner-Up” award for their outstanding programming and presentation. Karen Mercer, SIFE advisor and Cornell’s vice-president for business affairs, received the Sam M. Walton Free Enterprise Fellowship. Senior Kait Wiszt, president of the SIFE chapter, received the Service Leadership Award.
Cornell's SIFE team is recognized as an official student organization by Student Senate. It is supported by the Berry Center for Economics, Business, and Public Policy.