About CAPE
Founded in 1982, Cornell Academics & Professor’s Emeriti (CAPE) has taken a leading role in fostering social and professional community among retired faculty through varied programs and activities, such as:
- CAPE and Cornell University Committees
- Podell Endowment Awards
- CAPE Special Events
- Volunteer programs
- Lecture Series
Become a CAPE Member
Membership Eligibility: Persons are eligible for membership on the basis of their inclusion in any one of the following three categories:
- Non-academic administrative staff granted emeritus status by the Cornell University Board of Trustees
- Retired faculty with university voting rights
- Granted Emerita/us status
CAPE Executive Council 2024
The council plans a variety of events for all CAPE members (approximately 1200 people) and also contribute to the following committees and projects:
- Human Resources Retiree Engagement Advisory Committee
- CAPE Project: Histories, Biographies & Scholarly Works
- Health Careers Evaluation Committee
- Lecture Series
- Faculty Senate
Members
CALS
SIPS – Plant Breeding & Genetics Section
Secretary
ILR School
Treasurer
CALS
SIPS – Horticulture Section
History
Human Centered Design
SC Johnson College of Business
President
Neurobiology & Behavior
University Library
Division of Nutritional Sciences
Engineering
