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Message from the Club President
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Welcome to our Web site. Our Club benefits every time we receive suggestions and comments. So when you think of something you want to share with us, please let us know. Click here to email the Club’s President. Click Here to email the Club’s Webmaster.
This is to direct your attention to a project with significant applicability to the Cornell Club of New Hampshire: CornellConnect. It is a web-based collection of communications and networking tools for Cornell alumni, classes, clubs, and affinity groups. You can learn more about it at http://www.cornellconnect.cornell.edu/about/.
CornellConnect will be launching soon for the Cornell alumni community. The CornellConnect Web site suggests that interested alumni do the following: ● Activate your Cornell NetID and password. For information, see www.alumni.cornell.edu/netid/request.cfm. ● Consider whether you prefer to share your personal information with other alumni on CornellConnect, or whether you want your data hidden from viewing by others. Before CornellConnect launches you will receive a mailing from Cornell's Office of Alumni Affairs, introducing CornellConnect and asking if you wish to "opt out" of sharing. If you don't "opt out," when CornellConnect launches, your information will be viewable by others. (You can change your preference later, if you change your mind.) ● Encourage your Cornell alumni friends to sign up for CornellConnect.
The Cornell Club of New Hampshire provided thirty-two Fisher Cats tickets and box lunches to the Inti Soccer Academy in Manchester for the afternoon game on August 9. The Cornell Club of New Hampshire was recognized on the video display at the game, at the Inti kickoff picnic on August 23, and in a thank you note. For an overview of Inti, click here. Fred Harwood, the Programming Coordinator for the Cornell Club of New Hampshire, helps recruit and supervise Inti’s academic mentors and also helps them organize events. If you would also like to help, please contact Fred at fharwood@comcast.net or 603-641-3906.
Did you know that the Cornell Club of New Hampshire, Inc. supports the Shoals Marine Laboratory? Click here to learn more about the Laboratory.
We also want you to know that we give out a book (currently Strunk & White's The Elements of Style) to juniors at 13 different high schools in order to generate interest in Cornell. Click here to read a thank you letter from a recent recipient of one of our book awards.
Click here to see our annual events calendar.
We bring to your attention the following important event on our annual events calendar. Perhaps you can help make it a success.
Fundraiser - Lobster Bake and Silent Auction for Shoals Marine Lab. Sunday, August 15, 2010. Held at Creek Farm, 400 Little Harbor Rd, Portsmouth, NH.
We need a variety of volunteers as well as people to take responsibility for various committees. This is a major fundraiser and we need to have a strong alumni participation. If you are interested in participating in some way whether it be as a volunteer, contributor, or in any way at all, please contact Jill Jarvis (603) 436 9655 or by e-mail at jilljarvis@usa.net.
With the Shoals Marine Lab in our backyard, it's like having a mini-campus right here in NH. It would be wonderful to see a great effort put forth from the Cornell Club of New Hampshire. The SML is in dire need of funds, so let's give it all we can. This event will be open to the public. For further information, go to these Web sites: ● http://www.sml.cornell.edu/sml_creekfarm.html.
This article is from 2006, but still quite informative: http://www.seacoastnh.com/Today/Top_Event/Creek_Farm_Opens_to_Public/
The Cornell Club of Boston (CCoB) also has a number of events and activities for you to consider. Click here to visit the Cornell Club of Boston Web site.
We hope those who are eligible will consider joining our Club. We have tried to make doing that easier by including a membership form on this Web site. Click here to use our Club’s membership form.
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Date this page was last updated: 11 November 2009
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