Four members of the ORIE class of 2009 who were honored with medals at commencement are embarked on different careers: graduate school, consulting, military service, and professional athletics. Read more
The 2007-8 Master of Engineering project for Canadian National Railway yielded an IEEE publication. Project advisor Professor Peter Jackson described the benefits of the project at the 2009 SAP Academic Research Conference. Read more
ORIE professor Sidney Resnick has been named the Lee Teng-Hui Professor in Engineering. The expert on probability modeling served as Director of the School of Operations Research and Information Engineering from 1999 to 2004. Read more
Cornell's Institute for Computational Sustainability, whose Associate Director is ORIE's David Shmoys, organized the first ever conference on the subject. Shmoys and recent graduate Elmachtoub described an ecological project. Read more
ORIE has established several initiatives designed to strengthen ties to alumni. Alumni are sought to mentor graduate students, contribute to an Alumni Notes web page, comment on ORIE and their careers, and provide historical profiles.. Read more
VideoNote, a system that allows students to easily and repeatedly review sections of a lecture using their own computers, has been employed by three ORIE classes. A Task Force study concluded that it is "a significant new pedagogical tool." Read more
The annual ORIE alumni breakfast is a highlight of the Cornell reunion for graduates and faculty. This year alumni spanning 50 years attended the gathering. Read more
New students enrolled in the Financial Engineering Concentration will be hosted for a career orientation by CFEM and Bloomberg, LLC in NYC on August 20, before heading to Ithaca Read more
ORIE's Master of Engineering program attracts applicants from all over the world, including many ORIE graduates. At the ORIE commencement, several new graduates were honored as recipients of prizes and fellowship awards named for ORIE alumni. Read more
An essential feature of the ORIE M. Eng. program is the team-based project for a real client. At the M. Eng. Graduation Ceremony, three project teams shared prizes in a time-honored competition open to all students in the College of Engineering. Read more
