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Camp $tart-Up at the Johnson School is being organized by four women
business school students with a combined 20 years of experience in consulting,
education, marketing, sales, human resources, and strategic planning.
Our student team is working under the guidance of the director of the
Office of Women and Minorities in Business, Angela Noble-Grange.
The four MBA student organizers will also serve as camp counselors, working
closely with the young women campers as they create and present their
business plans. The counselors will live in the dorms with the campers
and supervise their activities 24 hours a day with the help of our Camp
Director. Additional counselors may include graduate or undergraduate
business students.
Visiting faculty also participate in camp activities and include Johnson
School and Cornell University faculty, women business owners from the Ithaca
community, Johnson School alumnae serving as business plan coaches, and
other visiting entrepreneurs. If you are interested in volunteering as a
guest faculty member, contact the Camp $tart-Up team at campstartup@cornell.edu.
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- Dormitory life is a central
aspect of the camp experience. Campers will experience Ivy League dormitories
on one of the most beautiful campuses in the world. Girls will stay in single
or double rooms (assigned by counselors) in suites with shared baths. The
common area in each dorm is a cozy gathering place for evening sessions
and relaxation. Staff will stay in the dormitories with the campers at all
times. Meals are served in various dining halls on campus.
- Day sessions will be held in the
recently renovated Sage Hall in the center of the university. Sage Hall
combines 19th-century classical architecture with state-of-the-art facilities
and provides an inspiring and energizing place to work, network, and learn.
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