Have an idea for an event? Know of a Cornellian whose achievement we can spotlight by attending their performance, restaurant opening or by hosting a reception for them? Presently, we have members looking for co-hosts to arrange a golf outing on the  Eastern Shore, hikes, wine tastings, dinners together, outdoor music, outdoor movie attendance in a "picnic blanket series," sports viewings, as well as Community Clean-ups. Will we see you at the movies? Be a co-host!

A running & walking group (with over 59 declaring interest) has formed and maintains a calendar for their runs at that web page. It is supporting 2 of our club's marathoners to raise money for Stop Soldier Suicide and Alzheimer's Association. Whether you run or not, mark your calendar for this event with 2-time Marine Corps Marathon winner Darrell General -- register now! 

Explore a collaboration and planning site to see how even our newest members can co-host events to welcome new alumni, organize dining out and tastings on The Big Red Food Tour and appreciate art as well as public servants. Step into action as a co-host when you apply support available at those links (which is optional.) Or, you can supply your event details for posting in an e-mail to VP of Programming. 

Take our 5-minute survey so that we can see where to put efforts next! 

Featured CornellIAN:

Out on the Eastern Shore, Dave Dickieson, Class of '77, is celebrating the GRAND OPENING of his public golf course and country club with a charming wedding/events venue in Denton, Maryland. After years of renovations, (and three years of conducting weddings in its fresh clubhouse) it's go time for the greens! We wish him well for this summer's opening, feeling great that a Cornellian has dedicated so much energy and commitment to a project of historical value for the region. The years-long undertaking included the repair of over 3 miles of underground irrigation piping! Edmund B. Ault designed the course along the Choptank River where the views are stunning!  View details of the 18-hole, Par 72 course.  Then go ahead-- book a tee-time at the Jewel of the Eastern Shore!   

Golfers can organize a Cornell event there and meet more club members by applying these resources.