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Ksiazek Named to SUNY Fellowship

Kristin “Kricky” Ksiazek, M.P.A. ’13, who directs the High Road Buffalo program, has been selected to serve as a 2026-27 fellow in the SUNY Civil Discourse and Civic Education and Engagement Fellows Program.
Kricky Ksiazek, M.P.A. ’13 speaks with a student at the McPherson Awards ceremony.
Ksiazek Named to SUNY Fellowship

Miller Gift to Fund High Road Buffalo Fellowship Program for Five Years

The Buffalo Co-Lab has received a donation from James “Jim” E. Miller to fund its High Road Buffalo Fellowship program for the next five years.
Jim Miller ’88
Miller Gift to Fund High Road Buffalo Fellowship Program for Five Years

Historic Gift to ILR Will Endow Engaged-Learning Initiative

Cornell Chronicle
In the largest one-time gift commitment in the history of the ILR School, Edwin “Ed” Baum ’81 and his wife, Holly Wallace, will establish the Baum and Wallace Family High Road Endowment. The foundational gift will fund stipends, subsidize housing and provide robust program support for High Road New York City.
Edwin Baum
Historic Gift to ILR Will Endow Engaged-Learning Initiative

High Road NYC 2025

Hear from the 2025 High Road NYC students about their summer spent serving the community, exploring engaged learning and applying research!
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High Road NYC 2025

High Road NYC Wraps Its Third Year

On August 1, the High Road New York City fellowship drew to a close. 25 Cornell ILR undergraduates gathered at ILR’s New York City office, joined by the sponsors, mentors and organizers who helped mark a third successful iteration of the program.
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High Road NYC Wraps Its Third Year

High Road Buffalo Believes a Better World is Possible

In June, 23 students set off on Cornell ILR’s longstanding High Road Buffalo program, a two-month journey through Buffalo, NY’s neighborhoods, public spaces, politics, culture, economy and community.
Buffalo High Road students at the beach, walking along the shore
High Road Buffalo Believes a Better World is Possible

High Road NYC Enters Its Third Year

Cornell ILR’s High Road New York City program began its third year at the start of June. 24 ILR undergraduates will spend eight weeks working across 17 partner organizations around the city for a summer full of engaged learning.
High Road NYC students gather for a photo with invited speaker Adam Klein and program director Esta Bigler.
High Road NYC Enters Its Third Year

High Road NYC 2024: Sponsor Testimonials

High Road NYC sponsors speak about the benefits in collaborating with the ILR School and working with students during the summer program.
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High Road NYC 2024: Sponsor Testimonials

High Road NYC 2024

High Road NYC experiences focus on climate, unemployment, migrant labor, neuro-diversity, primary and secondary education, and training for adults facing barriers to joining the workforce.
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High Road NYC 2024

High Road NYC Fellows Head Home, But Roots Remain

The second year of High Road NYC ended in late July. Final presentations from 24 fellows brought together their mentors, colleagues, community members, and just about anyone who had made it yet another fruitful summer for the ILR students.
High Road scholar
High Road NYC Fellows Head Home, But Roots Remain

And Life Goes On For High Road NYC

The New York City High Road Fellows are lucky. People show up for them in every direction–a testament to the ILR community, the organizations they’re working with, and, it seems, humankind in general.
Icema Castle, Mark Freedenberg, Swati Sheth, Adriana Vink
And Life Goes On For High Road NYC

High Road NYC Stays in Motion

Joy London, associate general counsel and director of international development at the OSET Institute speaks to the High Road fellows about issues concerning the upcoming Presidential election.
Esta Bigler and Joy London
High Road NYC Stays in Motion