Cornell Report Summer 2011
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Summer 2011 Letters
Brand new era; Chapman piece is important contribution; Chapman coverage appreciated; Commons updates bring opportunity; Bill Taylor remembered
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Scott Dickson ’77
When Scott Dickson ’77 arrived on campus to study piano, organ, and French, he already had a latent desire to fly planes.
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Jerry Hildebrand ’64
Jerry Hildebrand ’64 is working to solve social problems with entrepreneurship as the founder and director of the Global Center for Social Entrepreneurship at the University of the Pacific.
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Donna Russell Fox ’48
Donna Russell Fox ’48 is retired, but not really.
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New grads bridging the education gap
Cornell students understand the power of education, and that’s one reason many of them are taking part in the Teach for America program.
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D.C. Metro, Cornell share architect
What do The Commons, Tarr, Dows, Pauley, and Rorem halls have in common with the Metro rail system in Washington, D.C.? All were designed by the Chicago architecture firm Harry Weese Architects.
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Learning business abroad
Todd Knoop’s Growth Theory class spent three weeks in South America in May to study economic growth, the factors that make countries rich or poor, and how business is conducted outside the U.S.
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Charting a course toward service
Before Lisa Chen spent eight weeks in China, she thought she wanted to go to law school after graduation. But after a fellowship with Red Cross China, the junior from La Mirada, Calif., has decided to take her experiences at Cornell and try to effect change as part of a non-profit organization.
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President’s House becomes Garner namesake
The President’s House has been renamed the Garner President’s House, in honor of President Emeritus Les and First Lady Katrina Garner.
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Jeff Winter ’07
Since graduating, Jeff Winter ’07 has been working as a fixed income research analyst at Allstate Investments LLC in Northbrook, Ill., a subsidiary of the Fortune 100 company Allstate Insurance.
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Around the world in 18 days
Cornell’s One Course At A Time calendar allows for unprecedented mobility.
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Tahllee Baynard ’97 & Kanesha Lee Baynard ’94
As a dual-career family with a second child on the way, Tahllee Baynard ’97 and Kanesha Lee Baynard ’94 made a decision in 2007 to incorporate Tahllee’s mother into their household.
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Ram Report
Cornell returns to Midwest Conference; Softball scores first All-American; Record seasons for two teams
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Cornellian assists in Japan’s recovery
Kiyo Kaneko ’82, of Tokyo, was deeply involved in recovery efforts after the magnitude 9.0 earthquake and tsunami hit his country on March 11. Kaneko is Scientific and Regulatory Affairs Manager at Coca-Cola Japan and a member of the company’s risk management team.
Summer 2011 Letters 
Scott Dickson ’77 
Jerry Hildebrand ’64 
Donna Russell Fox ’48 
New grads bridging the education gap 
D.C. Metro, Cornell share architect 
Learning business abroad 
Charting a course toward service 
President’s House becomes Garner namesake 
Jeff Winter ’07 
Around the world in 18 days 
In Brief 
Tahllee Baynard ’97 & Kanesha Lee Baynard ’94 
Ram Report 
Cornellian assists in Japan’s recovery