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01 // About us

An association of health leaders

The Cornell Sloan Alumni Association connects graduates of the Sloan Program in Health Administration to one another, to current students, and to the program's future.

Our mission

Sustain a lifelong professional community around the Sloan Program

We exist to keep Sloan alumni close to one another and close to the program. That means a working directory of practitioners, real mentorship for students entering the field, and a giving program that lowers the cost of a Sloan degree for the next class.

Our members lead hospitals and health systems, insurers, consultancies, public health agencies, digital health companies, and academic medical centers. The association is the connective tissue among them.

What we do

  • Directory & networkingA searchable, member-only directory of Sloan alumni.
  • MentorshipPairing students and early-career alumni with senior practitioners.
  • Career pipelineJob postings and referrals circulated on the discussion board.
  • Annual givingScholarship support, student travel, and program initiatives.
  • Regional gatheringsClass reunions and city chapters throughout the year.

Leadership

Association board

Board seats below are placeholders — send us the current slate with names, class years, and photos and we will drop them straight in.

Board // President

Board President

Placeholder — send us the real name

Board // Vice President

Vice President

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Board // Treasurer

Treasurer

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Board // Mentorship Chair

Mentorship Chair

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Board // Class Giving Chair

Class Giving Chair

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Board // Student Liaison

Student Liaison

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History

Seventy years of health administration at Cornell

  1. 1955

    The Sloan Program in Health Administration is established at Cornell with support from the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation.

  2. 1970s

    Graduates move into hospital and health-system leadership across the United States, forming the first informal alumni network.

  3. 2021

    The program joins the newly formed Cornell Jeb E. Brooks School of Public Policy.

  4. Today

    The association supports students through mentorship, career placement, and the Sloan annual fund.