Stephanie Schmelling, Philadelphia Area Historical Societies
Independent research on the 1790's Philadelphia yellow fever epidemic, Spring '09
Andrew Reindel, Los Alamos National Laboratory
Astrophysics research on sunspot cycles related to climate change, Summer '08
Jenelle Sombret, Teacher Created Materials
Editing and product development of educational books and DVDs, Summer '08
Ewan Hamilton, The Wildcat Sanctuary
Habitat construction and care for a variety of rescued wild cats, Summer '08
Ben Rees, Baruch Institute Marine Field Laboratory
Research on zooplankton and fish along South Carolina coast, Summer '08
Ben Sebers, Target Corporation
Inventory analysis for Target's toy department at their Minneapolis headquarters, Summer '08
Julia Anderson, Baylor College of Medicine
Research on childhood disease, Spring '08
Cornell Fellows Program
Cornell Fellows is the college's premier opportunity for high-level internships and professional mentoring; Fellows apply the liberal arts to the world. Approximately 30 students participate in fellowships across the United States and internationally each year. Cornell Fellows are engaged in hands-on projects throughout the eight-week fellowship and receive financial support to offset costs associated with housing, transportation, food and supplies.
As a Cornell Fellow students participate in experiences connecting classroom theories with real-life applications. From this experience, Fellows develop a sharpened sense of their personal abilities and values which prepares them for a lifetime of professional service and leadership. With the support of a strong alumni and professional network and from exceptional faculty sponsors, a Cornell Fellowship is a distinctive and highly regarded aspect of a Cornell College education.
