Cornell Club of Greater Buffalo
Connecting Cornellians to each other, the University, and Buffalo since 1880
Title: The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse
Author: Charlie
Mackesy
Date: May
9, 2023
Time: 7:30 PM – 9:00 PM
This Graphic Novel has been described as a modern fable. It was the basis for the Oscar winning best animated short film by the same name.
Register in advance for this meeting:
https://cornell.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJIsdO2tpjwrEtRWc21EprVfe27w6nvnskYr
Any questions – please contact Celinda Crego directly at cac432@aol.com.
Join us for a potluck picnic with this year’s Cornell High Road Fellows!
The Cornell High Roads program brings 20+ current undergraduate students from Cornell to Buffalo every summer for an 8 week program. Students participate in research, engaged learning, and service in community-based economic development in Buffalo during the program.
Alumni, families, and friends are invited to the picnic shelters at La Salle Park on Saturday, July 20 starting at 11 am. This is a great chance to engage with current students and connect to the next generation of leaders in our Cornell community.
Dinosaur BBQ will be provided as the main dish but please bring a dish to share (full list of requested items on registration page). Lawn games welcome also!
Register now! For event questions, please contact Catherine March ’14 at catherineamarch@gmail.com
Please join us at our annual meeting on May 9th – a Cornell faculty presentation and dinner at The Webb @ Pearl. Come for a cocktail followed by a delicious buffet of Pearl Street’s famous braised pot roast, honey basil chicken, vegetable primavera, and dessert. Event begins at 6:00 pm. Cash bar.
The Club would like to welcome our faculty speaker, Dr. Patrick Reed. Dr. Reed’s Decision Analytics for Complex Systems research group has a strong focus on the sustainability of Food-Energy-Water systems given conflicting demands from ecosystem services, expanding populations, and climate change. The management modeling tools developed by the Reed Research Group combine multiobjective optimization, high performance computing, and advanced spatiotemporal visualization and uncertainty modeling techniques. Engineering design and decision support software developed by Dr. Reed is being used broadly in academic, governmental, and industrial application areas with more than 30,000 users globally.
As part of our annual meeting we will vote on this year’s new Board Directors and Officers.
The $20 registration is required and includes price of buffet. Cash bar. Contact Catherine March ’14 cam489@cornell.edu for more information.
Why? 
It may be the greatest question of all. Why? It’s born of wonder and curiosity. Why? It makes us think and makes us better. Why? It moves us forward. Join us at the Buffalo Museum of Science and explore WHY!
Join us Saturday, April 13th at 11am. Adults, children, and friends of alumni are all welcome at this guided tour of the Marvelous Earth, Explore You, and Artifacts Studio exhibits. After the guided tour, enjoy your packed lunch in the reserved room with the alumni club. The rest of the museum is yours to explore!
The $9 ticket price includes admission into the entire museum (including the Art of the Brick exhibit) and guided tour. Adult/child tickets are the same price – ticket price cannot be used in conjunction with BMS membership.
Children ages 2 and up need a ticket to attend. Limited to 20 attendees
Registration and more information available here.