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Let’s Get Coffee uses this survey to pair up you up with an upperclassman for an informal, 30-minute meeting (coffee optional). Your responses to these questions will be shared with upperclassmen in your college/major. You’ll ultimately be selected by one of them to meet up sometime on campus.

Basic information

Name*

Netid*

Class Year*

How did you hear about Let’s Get Coffee?

Clubfest

Advertising

Another organization

Social Media

Word of mouth

If you heard about us from one of our partnering campus organizations, specify below:

Have you participated in Let's Get Coffee before?*

College*

Major*

Second Major (only select a second if you are seriously considering this major)*

Select up to five activities of extracurricular interest*

Acapella

Art

Club or Intramural Sports

Comedy

Community Service

Cultural

Dance

Design and Graphics

Entrepreneurship

Environmental Sustainability

Fashion

Greek Life

Journalism

Languages

LGBTQ

Media

Music

Outdoor Recreation

Partying

Pre-Professional Organizations

Project Team

Political Activism

Science Research

Social Science Research

Teaching/Tutoring

Travel

Religious

ROTC

Speech and Debate

Student Government

Theatre

Varsity Sports

Feel free to list any other specific extracurricular activities (125 words max).

Select up to three prospective fields of career interest*

Agriculture

Art/Design

Biomedical Research

Business and Finance

Computer and Technology

Education

Engineering

Entertainment

Graduate Study

Government

Health Professions

Hospitality

International Clubs

International Development

Journalism

Law

Management

Media Communications

Military and Armed Forces

Non-Profit

Public Health

Sales and Marketing

Social Science Research

Feel free to list any other specific prospective careers (125 words max).

What do you want to gain from this meeting with your upperclassman? (125 words max)*

What questions do you want to ask of your upperclassman? (125 words max)*

Tell us something interesting about yourself. (125 words max)*

We partner with some of the best organizations on campus. Let them know if you’re interested in what they do.

Alternative Breaks: Promoting active citizenship and engaging students in service-learning trips over spring break

Alpha Phi Omega (APO): A student organization for community service at Cornell and in Ithaca

BEARS: Helping freshmen utilize campus resources and get more out of their year by matching them with an upperclassman mentor

Cornell Asian Pacific Islander Student Union (CAPSU): Representing and connecting the Asian community at Cornell

Cornell International Affairs Society (CIAS): Discussions of international affairs and the Cornell group for Model UN

Cornell Dems: Promoting, supporting, and engaging the Democratic Party at Cornell

Cornell Political Union: Bringing Democrats and Republicans together in meaningful discussion

CornellRadio.com: An online radio station programmed by and for Cornell students

Cornell Undergraduate Asia Business Society (CUABS): A team of students passionate about contributing to the future of Asia

Delta Sigma Pi: A professional business fraternity devoted to promoting competency and achievement in the field of business

ECO (Cornell Environmental Collaborative): The umbrella organization for all environmental and sustainability clubs at Cornell

Forte Campus at Cornell: The ultimate career connection and network for women interested in business

Greek Life Tri-Council: The IFC, PHC, and MGLC comprising greek life at Cornell

Haven: The LGBTQ+ student union at Cornell, providing community, support and education for LGBTQ+ students and allies

Hillel: The hub for Jewish community, religious, and cultural life for Jewish students of all backgrounds

International Student Union (ISU): A diverse group of students promoting engagement about world cultures and issues

Kappa Alpha Pi: A selective pre law fraternity committed to preparing students for law school applications and a legal career

Orientation Steering Committee (OSC): The student group responsible for organizing new student orientation

Phi Delta Epsilon International Medical Fraternity: A top premed fraternity at Cornell

Prepare: pre-orientation program for incoming international students; an opportunity to make new friends from all over the world.

Slope Media: As the Cornell multimedia powerhouse, Slope is a leader in Cornell-related media and entertainment

Cornell Speech & Debate Society: Organizing intercollegiate speech and debate competition at Cornell

Student Disability Services facilitates services and accommodations so that Cornell students with disabilities enjoy the same opportunities as their peers with the greatest degree of independence possible.

Tatkon Center: Connecting the academic heart of Cornell with the residential center of student life on north campus

Your response will only be successfully submitted if you proceed to a thanks page; otherwise, there is an error in your survey responses that must be corrected. Thanks!

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