Cornell University in Ithaca has announced a new initiative for its Reunion event. The university is asking alumni to share their "Cornell aha moment"—the instant when something clicked during their time at Cornell. Participants can post memories that describe a moment of insight, whether it occurred during a Carl Sagan lecture, at a Lynah game, or during conversations in the dorms.

Each comment submitted counts as an entry to win a Cornell-themed prize. Comments posted on another platform also receive an extra entry. Additionally, participants who send a photo from this year’s Reunion through direct message will receive one more entry. Selected entries will receive Cornell-themed prizes.

Source: Cornell University

Source Type: College

Source Location: Ithaca

Ithaca, NY

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