PROBLEMS
- Asian/Asian American students—nearly 20%of Cornell’s population—feel more disconnected from the Cornell community than any other demographic.
- Students and researchers have made formal recommendations for over six years—but the administration has dragged its feet, providing little assistance.
- Most recently the administration has suggested an inaccessible storage space in Willard Straight Hall and rescinded a promise of financial support.
SOLUTIONS
- Hiring an Assistant Dean for Asian/Asian American Student Support.
- Providing students with a fully staffed program center large enough to serve the huge Asian/Asian American population.
- Making these a reality within the next year.
Improving Cornell is only possible through your vocal and financial support.
Please write letters to David Skorton, Susan Murphy, David Harris, and Kent Hubbell (president@cornell.edu, djs98@cornell.edu, shm1@cornell.edu, drh36@cornell.edu, klh4@cornell.edu) about the lack of university services. Encourage students, parents, and alumni to do the same!
Contact Caroline Hugh (ch455@cornell.edu) for further information.
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