Live Q&A With Current Cornell Students

Ask current Cornell students questions about academics, campus life, dorm living, and more.

Cornell University has shut down campus visits and tours due to the coronavirus outbreak, and many families are worried about choosing a college without being able to visit in person and get a feel for campus life. In this Q&A session, we'll ask our panel of current Cornell students a series of questions about everything ranging from campus life to athletics to the classroom experience. Webinar attendees will also get to participate in the second half of the Q&A.

Q&A Participants:

Bryan Weintraub:

Bryan is a rising senior from Rye Brook, New York in the School of Hotel Administration. He studies Hotel Administration with minors in Public Policy and Real Estate. Bryan represents the Hotel School on the Student Assembly, chairs the Dining Services committee, serves as the VP of Public Relations for his business fraternity, Pi Sigma Epsilon, and sits on the Orientation Steering Committee. In his free time, he enjoys cooking, hanging out with friends, and traveling.

Micaela Moravek:

Micaela Moravek is a rising senior studying Human Biology, Health, and Society with a minor in Health Care Policy in the College of Human Ecology. She is also on the pre-med track but is planning on taking a gap year before going to medical school. On campus, she is in Cornell Rock Climbing Club and climbs for the competitive team. She also is a rock climbing instructor for the Cornell Outdoor Education PE classes. She is on the steering committee for the Human Ecology Ambassadors and is also a member of the Kao-Kniffin lab in the School of Integrative Plant Sciences.

Kurt Huebner:

Kurt Huebner is a rising senior studying Information Science in the College of Arts and Sciences. He is concentrating in Behavioral Science with an interest in marketing and product management. Kurt teaches trail running and backpacking for Cornell Outdoor Education, has served as a Peer Advisor for freshman in Arts and Sciences, and has worked as a member of an engineering project team. Outside of class Kurt regularly travels around the northeast to race with the Cornell Cross Country Skiing Club.