Cornell African Development Association seeks to ignite passion for continental development among students for reform and enhancement in a changing Africa
Cornell African Development Association seeks to ignite passion for continental development among students enthusiastic for reform and development in Africa, through engagement with the continent over the course of their undergraduate career. We seek to mobilize a community of scholars, leaders, professionals, and activists determined in their pursuit of systematic advancement and reform.
03/20/2019
In honor of Women’s History Month, join the African Development Association for a screening of “Winnie, ” a documentary that highlights one of the most influential women in Africa. Winnie Mandela was a South African activist and politician, who played a key role in the anti-apartheid movement. This is a documentary you won’t want to miss. Food will be provided. See you there!
Hello ADA Family!!!
ADA is looking for dedicated and creative students interested in filling open eboard positions for the 2018-2019 school year. As a member of the eboard, students will get to meet other like-minded people who are passionate about issues on the continent. As a member, you will gain experience working in a team to spread awareness, organize programs, and organize internships for the wider Cornell community. You will also have the choice to attend amazing business conferences funded by IAD or student funding groups. Additionally, you will also be networking and attending dinners with Cornell alumna who work in Africa, and more! ADA provides an opportunity for eboard members to really get involved with whats happening now so we encourage those who have a passion for Africa to apply today.
To apply, please fill out google form below by due date, April 30th, 2018
Link to eboard application: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdTz6BlOI-B4hbQzCsV8gQ4nEcIf7CRX0_jrfU27wnbtbkvIQ/viewform?usp=sf_link
Thank You.
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04/03/2018
Hello ADA family!
We hope your breaks are going great so far. This upcoming Saturday, April 7th, Columbia University will be having their 15th annual African Economic forum at Jerome Greene Hall (the law School) in NYC (http://aefcolumbia.com/index.html). As a sign of our general appreciation for all of you guys, ADA will be giving away one free, student ticket to attend the conference (after party ticket sold separately at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/african-economic-forum-2018-tickets-43212531846).
To snag a ticket, pm a short (300 word max) blurb about why you want to attend this conference to us @ African Development Association at Cornell University. Blurbs are due Thursday at 6pm. We will then decide who gets the ticket on the same day.
If you don't get a ticket, we still encourage you to attend! There will be great innovators and leaders on the panels who will be speaking on Saturday (Fashion stylist Ugo Mozie, Rih-Rih's fave model Duckie Thot, Cornell Law School's very own, Muna Ndulo and more). Even better, there will be an online resume dropbox for ticket holders to send in their resume to potential employers!
Anyway, enjoy your breaks (whether it be in Mexico, Florida, cold Ithaca or NYC). And we hope to see at least one of you on Saturday.
-Best
ADA
03/15/2018
African Development Association Newsletter -
African Development Association Newsletter The Institute for African Development hosts a weekly seminar series under the general theme “Issues in African Development,” with a special topic each semester. In Spring 2018 we will be considering how new development models might help to transform African economies in ways that will support in...
African Development Association Newsletter 03/01/18 -
African Development Association Newsletter 03/01/18 The Institute for African Development hosts a weekly seminar series under the general theme “Issues in African Development,” with a special topic each semester. In Spring 2018 we will be considering how new development models might help to transform African economies in ways that will support in...
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ADA Newsletter 11/30/17
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11/09/2017
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