Name
Behind the Scenes at Cornell Tech's New State-of-the-Art Campus. Transportation to and from Civic Hall provided. Depart Civic Hall at 8:45 AM.
Date & Time
Friday, November 4, 2016, 9:30 AM - 11:00 AM
Description
Cornell Tech, Roosevelt Island. Transportation provided to and from Civic Hall provided by Skedaddle. Depart Civic Hall at 8:45 AM.
Head over to Roosevelt Island for the first-ever public, behind-the-scenes tour of the new Cornell Tech campus with founding dean Dan Huttenlocher. This state-of-the-art graduate university is set to move to its permanent campus on Roosevelt Island in 2017, which will feature innovative and sustainable architecture, built to foster unique collaboration between industry and academia. Dean Huttenlocher, along with representatives from the campus and development partners, will walk you through the three buildings in Phase One of the campus, revealing how its construction will embolden the program's emphasis on real-world applications, contribute to the innovation economy in New York City, and more. NOTE: All attendees must wear flat, closed-toe shoes.
Session
Behind the Scenes at Cornell Tech's New State-of-the-Art Campus
Hosted by DAN HUTTENLOCHER, founding Dean and Vice Provost, Cornell Tech
Hosted by DAN HUTTENLOCHER, founding Dean and Vice Provost, Cornell Tech
Session Type
Fast Track
Theme
Tech
Location
Cornell Tech, Roosevelt Island. Transportation provided to and from Civic Hall provided by Skedaddle. Depart Civic Hall at 8:45 AM.
Cornell Tech on Roosevelt Island
Head over to Roosevelt Island for the first-ever public, behind-the-scenes tour of the new Cornell Tech campus with founding dean Dan Huttenlocher. This state-of-the-art graduate university is set to move to its permanent campus on Roosevelt Island in 2017, which will feature innovative and sustainable architecture, built to foster unique collaboration between industry and academia. Dean Huttenlocher, along with representatives from the campus and development partners, will walk you through the three buildings in Phase One of the campus, revealing how its construction will embolden the program's emphasis on real-world applications, contribute to the innovation economy in New York City, and more. NOTE: All attendees must wear flat, closed-toe shoes.
Transportation provided by Skedaddle