Weekly MeetingsAt our weekly meetings we discuss political news and plan upcoming events. They are held from 5:00 to 6:00 pm at McGraw Hall, Room 165.
If you would like a particular topic covered at one of our meetings or are interested in speaking at a meeting, please contact Avery Bower or any e-board member. Debates
The Cornell Republicans traditionally participate in several debates with the Cornell Democrats and Cornell Libertarians each year. Unfortunately, the Cornell Democrats have declined to participate in co-sponsored events in recent years. We hope to change that in the future!
CommitteesWe have plenty of opportunities for the general body members to work with the executive board on our committees. Those interested can visit our committees page under About Us, or contact one of the e-board members with questions.
Social Events
The Cornell Republicans hold social events and networking events with other conservative and political groups on campus, allowing us to get to know each other on a personal and professional level.
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Campaigning
Elections can be an exciting time for politics at the national, state, and local level. The Cornell Republicans take an active role in campaigning at all levels and even run candidates in local elections.
Conservative candidates across the region ask the Cornell Republicans for campaign support, which we proudly provide. PhilanthropyThe Cornell Republicans hold an annual fundraiser for the Veterans of Foreign Wars, and participate in philanthropies alongside the Cornell Democrats. Unfortunately, the Cornell Democrats have declined to participate in co-sponsored events. We hope to change this in the future!
Additionally, our members construct a memorial on the Arts Quad to honor the memory of those who lost their lives on September 11, 2001. We also volunteer for the Tompkins County Veterans Day parade. Conferences
The Cornell Republicans attend the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in Washington, DC every year. This event features speeches by many of the leaders of the conservative movement and provides an opportunity for Republicans from all across the country to network.
Additionally, members of the Cornell Republicans attend the College Republicans New York State Conference in Albany each year. |
