From farm owners and founders to Fortune 500 CEOs, our alumni span professions, industries, and continents. Dyson’s diverse, global network is united by a vision of using business to build a better world—and it’s perhaps this shared ethos that keeps so many connected to campus.
Dyson alumni are heavily involved with the Cornell community—and each other—long after graduation. They serve on advisory boards, mentor students, offer internships, hire graduates, and even return to campus themselves for networking and learning opportunities. They share ideas and connections with each other. Sometimes they even go into business together. Very often they become lifelong friends and trusted advisors.
Dyson alumni represent themselves, the school, and current students well. Through alumni efforts, the value of a Dyson degree continues to increase.
Your time at Dyson events doesn’t have to end with your graduation. Many social and educational events offered by the school and across Cornell University are open to alumni. Attend a lecture, seminar, or career-focused conference to continue your learning. We can’t wait to welcome you back.
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Reconnect with former Dyson classmates and forge new connections via CornellConnect. The platform offers a simple way to engage with your fellow Cornellians. While connecting with others, update your profile so they can find you.
If your company or organization is seeking exceptional talent for a full-time position or an internship, our Career Management Center (CMC) can help.
Mentors play a large role in turning opportunities into a successful future. Becoming a Dyson alumni mentor affords you the opportunity to impact the future of business. Your involvement as a mentor could include offering one-on-one guidance to an individual AEM major to sponsoring a case study for a Grand Challenge student team. Get started at CUeLINKS, our online community platform.
A thirst for knowledge is a typical attribute of Dyson students and that seeker mentality doesn’t disappear after graduation. Cornell is a resource for life-long learning available to all Dyson alumni. Opportunities are endless and include everything from one-off events to more formal certification programs.
Your Cornell NetID and password afford you access to a wide variety of live and on-demand programming from Dyson, the college, and the university. Explore everything from podcasts and project demos to keynotes and concerts.
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Earn a professional certificate in data science, leadership, or other in-demand areas. Available in various formats, you can continue learning from top faculty at SC Johnson College of Business.
eCornell offers more than 170 programs to students around the world. Want to dive into programming? Learn how to build a more inclusive workplace? Take up beekeeping? Whatever you wish to learn, Cornell alumni receive a special rate.
Long after graduation, Dyson School alumni still have access to career tools and resources offered through the school. Whether you’re working towards a promotion, transitioning mid-career, or relocating, we’re ready to help.
The SC Johnson College of Business offers many online career resources and one-on-one consultations with Dyson alumni career coaches.
Joining the official Dyson School LinkedIn group, where students, staff, faculty, and alumni share information, connections, and opportunities.
As a member of the Dyson School community, you also have access to incredible career resources, content, and events offered at the University level.
Stay up to date with campus through Dyson-related content. Stories about how Cornell alumni, students, and faculty are making a difference in the world come in many forms, from features on Cornell Business News to student-produced podcasts.
Explore what’s happening with the Cornell SC Johnson College of Business through our YouTube channel.
Hear from the students within the college on the Present Value podcast. The student-produced show features industry thought leaders sharing their wisdom, insight, and experiences. Available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get podcasts.
Cornell Business News is regularly updated with news, features, profiles, and other stories relating to the school.
Emile Maamary, MBA ’23, and his cofounder developed a wearable device that reduces hand tremors caused by essential tremor and Parkinson’s disease.
New research from the Cornell SC Johnson College finds that collecting mementos is tied to the timing of when an experience ends.
Tech pioneer Cindy Estis Green ’79 and Hyatt Hotels CEO Mark Hoplamazian redefine hospitality through innovation, strategy, and human-centered leadership.
Are you interested in upcoming Dyson alumni events, student mentoring and advisory board opportunities, and other Cornell alumni initiatives that might be a good fit for you?