WHO WE ARE
The Cornell Club of the United Kingdom (CCUK) is a volunteer run organization dedicated to connecting and supporting the Cornell community in the United Kingdom, and promoting the Cornell brand in the UK in support of the university’s mission, vision, values and priorities.
With over 2,000 Cornell alumni in the UK, five Cornell Global Hubs, and more than 25 events each year, CCUK supports one of the largest and most vibrant alumni communities outside of the US.
Thanks to the dedication of our Board, executive team, and many number of volunteers, we hold regular events in London and across the UK, including a wide variety of social and networking events, conferences, study abroad student engagement, and many others.
We also serve as the primary coordinating body between Cornell University and numerous local alumni groups, including the Cornell Alumni Admissions Ambassador Network (CAAAN), the Cornell Hotel Society, JGSM alumni, Cornell Real Estate Council, Cornell Club of London, and a wide variety of our own programming, such as CCUK’s Recent Alumni Group.
Make sure to sign up to our email newsletter, check out our recent activities, and browse our upcoming events. We hope to see you at the next CCUK event soon!
UPCOMING EVENTS
SOME OF OUR RECENT EVENTS
- Cornell alumni gathered for a wine tasting to get RED-y for autumnOn Saturday, 17 August, 25 Cornell alumni, current students and guests enjoyed an afternoon of sunshine, wine and great conversation at one of our favourite annual events, our summer wine tasting. Hosted in the … Read more
- Celebrating Independence Day and Summer Spirits: The 2nd Annual Cornell Alumni Summer PartyOn July 4th, we had the pleasure of hosting the 2nd annual summer party for Cornell alumni in the UK. It was a day to celebrate both American Independence Day and the lively summer … Read more
- CCUK hosts panel discussing how to mobilise capital for climate actionThe Cornell Club UK (CCUK) recently hosted a virtual presentation and panel discussion focusing on the vital role of climate finance from developed to emerging economies in facilitating the global transition to renewable energy. … Read more