The Cornell University Men of Color Colleague Network Group provides a professional support system within the staff, faculty, and administrator community to increase the recruitment and retention of men of color.
What we do:
Our group meets monthly for lunch and socializing. Our meetings usually feature a presentation or facilitated discussion. We also network with external groups and organize events, fundraisers, and volunteer opportunities to support our community.
Events & Activities
Monthly Meetups
Join us on the first Monday of every month from 12:00-1:00 PM EST! Be sure to sign up for our mailing list using the red signup button above to learn what's coming up next.
2023 Monthly Meeting Schedule:
January 2
February 6
March 6
April 3
May 1
June 5
July 13
August 7
September 11
October 2
November 6
December 4
Announcements
Info will be posted here soon!
Meet Our Board
eBoard member profiles will be posted soon!
FAQs
Who can join?
This group is intended to support Cornell employees who identify as Men of Color and/or support the mission of the Men of Color Colleague Network Group.
Are there membership dues?
Membership is free and supported by Cornell University.
Do I have to go to meetings, or any other membership requirements?
We hope you'll join us at our in-person meetings and events, but there are no attendance or membership requirements.
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