Gift guide | Life Sciences Initiative | Biomedical Engineering

Named endowed professorships help attract, retain, and recognize exceptional scholars and teachers.

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Jim Mazza '88
607-254-7497
jam16@cornell.edu

Named endowed lectureships support senior lecturers who instruct BME students at all levels.

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Jim Mazza '88
607-254-7497
jam16@cornell.edu

Named endowed fellowships help Cornell attract and develop the most promising new scholars in biomedical engineering. 

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Jim Mazza '88
607-254-7497
jam16@cornell.edu

This named fellowship honors Ezra Cornell's vision, determination, and financial commitment that "would found an institution where any person can find instruction in any study." Fellowships may be designated to assist students in a field of study of your choice and will provide support to future generations of graduate students. You may choose to keep the name of the fellowship, add your own name, or replace the name with another as a way to honor a family member, friend, or teacher.

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Laura Toy
607-255-3950
llt1@cornell.edu

Named endowed fellowships help graduate students receive mentoring and training for teaching.

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Jim Mazza '88
607-254-7497
jam16@cornell.edu

Named endowed funds help recruit and retain outstanding faculty.

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Jim Mazza '88
607-254-7497
jam16@cornell.edu

Named endowed fellowships help Cornell to attract and develop the most promising new scholars in biomedical engineering. A partial fellowships supports a student for one semester.

For more info, contact
Jim Mazza '88
607-254-7497
jam16@cornell.edu

Named endowed fellowships for graduate students to receive mentoring and training for teaching.

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Jim Mazza '88
607-254-7497
jam16@cornell.edu

Named endowed fellowships support PhD students during the 8-hour summer immersion experience at Weill Cornell Medical College.

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Jim Mazza '88
607-254-7497
jam16@cornell.edu

Named endowed program funds provide income to be used in peretuity to advance Cornell's efforts in biomedical engineering.

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Jim Mazza '88
607-254-7497
jam16@cornell.edu

Current use discretionary funds provide immediate support for various needs such as the cost of teaching laboratory operations, visiting speakers, MEng projects, and undergraduate research.

For more info, contact
Jim Mazza '88
607-254-7497
jam16@cornell.edu