Cornell SC Johnson College of Business

The Cornell SC Johnson College of Business houses two AACSB-accredited business schools that aid students in pursuing their passions in business. The Peter and Stephanie Nolan School of Hotel Administration provides the most relevant, groundbreaking hospitality business education in the world by combining a traditional business foundation with industry expertise. At the Charles H. Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management, students take on real global challenges through an immersive, collaborative learning experience. Through both of these schools, students receive the hands-on experience, knowledge, and skills to be successful in impactful businesses.

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The Breazzano Family Center for Business Education.

Krissia Tuzroyluk (krt46)

Krissia wanted to attend a school with a strong Indigenous community on campus, and she’s found a robust community here at Cornell. She loves that Ithaca’s hills, waterfalls, and greenery remind her of home, and she hopes to take her education from Cornell’s SC Johnson College of Business back to help her Indigenous community in Point Hope, Alaska.

Kammi Wong (ykw7)

Kammi, an Applied Economics and Management major with a penchant for real-world experiences, thrives on the opportunities Dyson provides and finds the robust alumni and professional network helps fuel exploration across diverse sectors. Her go-to student resource on campus? The OADI office, discovered during her Pre-Collegiate Summer Scholars Program. When studying, Kammi retreats to the law school lounges and the serene Catherwood Library. Beyond campus, she finds Stewart Park a tranquil haven by Cayuga Lake, perfect for picnics and relaxing walks.

Jonna Crocker (jsc369)

With her family's nonprofit dedicated to aiding children with rare diseases, Jonna has seamlessly blended her love for business and healthcare at Cornell. This unique combination empowers her to continue making a difference for rare disease patients. On top of that, Jonna has found incredible support for her own health condition through campus resources and the unwavering encouragement of her professors, forging strong, impactful relationships along the way.

Abigail Diaz (ad2256)

At Cornell’s Nolan School, Abigail has discovered an incredibly passionate and close-knit community that goes far beyond her fellow students. She's built strong connections with faculty, staff, and even some of the 250,000+ alumni worldwide. Abigail is making the most of everything the Cornell SC Johnson College of Business offers, from hands-on experiences at the Statler Hotel, a teaching hotel, to the excitement of her first trip to New York City.

Dyson Business Minor for Engineers

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