Katie Falb DeNitto ’15 took the lessons she learned at ILR and used them to help the Big Red men’s lightweight rowing varsity eight win consecutive IRA National Championships.

MPS student John Frinzi used the skills he learned at the ILR School to help his company adapt to the COVID-19 pandemic.

A graduate shares the experiences of the mid-1950s ILR, including the bus rides, Quonset hut classes and May Day singing.

Through a credit internship, Caroline researched the history of discriminatory hiring on New York City's waterfront.

Liz Heitner, MILR ’06, has been tapped by Penn Mutual to lead its human resources division through the post-pandemic world.

Jordan Berman ’95 leads fellow alumni beyond COVID-19

Relying on the ILR alumni network helped ILR senior navigate the job market during unsure times.

ILR senior Andres Alvarado ’21 shares his experiences as an ILRie in Ithaca and in New York City, where he worked with artists and advocates motivated by community building, gun violence prevention and disability rights.

ILR graduate is taking his international education to the U.S. State Department.

Editor helped shape the future of industrial relations through her work.

ILR senior who has researched autism and employment says ILR gave her the confidence "to think outside of the box and not be afraid to share my ideas."

A self-described “Midwestern pragmatist,” Lou Jean Fleron has dedicated more than 40 years to ILR’s work in Western New York, and she has no intention of letting “retirement” slow her down.

The NBA’s Jeffrion Aubry relies on what he learned at ILR daily.

A leadership expert with more than 30 years of experience, Roxi Bahar Hewertson, MPS ’04, has carved out a career focused on developing high performing leaders.

Every day, an ILR education serves Cornell football great Ricky Rahne ’02 in his collegiate coaching career.

Shaloni Pinto had many experiences while at ILR, including leading the Scheinman Dispute Resolution Club.

Josh Mendelsohn is the author of "The Cap: How Larry Fleisher and David Stern Built the Modern NBA," published in October.

Ann Muhvich moved across the country to join ILR's MILR program. Her next stop is Chicago, where she will be part of a human capital strategy practice.

Frank Rhodes Professor and leader of Indian NGO reflects on ILR’s impact.

A leading dispute resolution professional, Marcia Greenbaum helped guide industrial and labor relations into the future.

Alex Bores has combined his background in ILR with a master's in computer science to develop a career helping those struggling with government debt.

Student well-being and cross-campus collaborations among topics discussed by Alex Colvin and Kevin Hallock.

As a tech entrepreneur and mediator, Simon Boehme ‘14 has founded and advised multiple legal tech companies, along with writing and teaching online dispute resolution for the past 10 years.

Laurie Ann Atienza ’11 has been able to live her values, thanks to a career that allows her to fight for working people.

A trailblazer who paved the way for women in the field of law, Mary Donlon, a 1920 Cornell graduate, was instrumental in establishing the New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations.

The first woman cabinet member was an ILR faculty member for eight years.

Learn about one ILRie’s path to public education leadership.

A member of the ILR School’s first-ever class, Jerry Alpern ’49, MBA ’50, has provided a lifetime of commitment to his alma mater.

Dean Alex Colvin speaks with David Lipsky, ILR alum, professor and former dean.

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