Tony DelGreco for Trustee
Tony DelGreco for Trustee
An Independent Voice for Cornell Alumni.
An Independent Voice for Cornell Alumni.
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Empowering alumni.
Strengthening our legacy.
Empowering alumni.
Strengthening our legacy.
Committed to building a brighter future for the Big Red family, together.
Committed to building a brighter future for the Big Red family, together.
Independent voice on Cornell's 64 person Board.
Independent voice on Cornell's 64 person Board.
Independent voice on Cornell's 64 person Board.
Not selected through the traditional nomination process and committed to representing alumni perspectives rather than institutional orthodoxy.
He brings healthy skepticism, independent judgment, and a commitment to transparency and accountability in university governance.
Not selected through the traditional nomination process and committed to representing alumni perspectives rather than institutional orthodoxy.
He brings healthy skepticism, independent judgment, and a commitment to transparency and accountability in university governance.
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Focus on affordability and value
Focus on affordability and value
Focus on affordability and value
Tony brings private-sector experience in highly competitive industries where excellence, efficiency, and fiscal discipline are essential for success.
Tony wants Cornell to address rising costs and ensure students receive an education that remains worth the investment.
Tony brings private-sector experience in highly competitive industries where excellence, efficiency, and fiscal discipline are essential for success.
Tony wants Cornell to address rising costs and ensure students receive an education that remains worth the investment.
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Advocate for free expression and open inquiry
Advocate for free expression and open inquiry
Advocate for free expression and open inquiry
Supports protecting free speech, viewpoint diversity, and robust intellectual debate across campus.
He is committed to institutional neutrality, believing Cornell should remain focused on its educational mission rather than adopting political positions on contested social issues.
Supports protecting free speech, viewpoint diversity, and robust intellectual debate across campus.
He is committed to institutional neutrality, believing Cornell should remain focused on its educational mission rather than adopting political positions on contested social issues.
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When Free Speech Meets Antisemitism
When Free Speech Meets Antisemitism
When a Cornell student publicly declared he wouldn't work for Jews, many alumni were outraged. But should speech that is protected under Cornell's policies also be condemned by Cornell as an institution? Tony DelGreco examines where free speech ends, where institutional values begin, and why universities cannot ignore antisemitism.
When a Cornell student publicly declared he wouldn't work for Jews, many alumni were outraged. But should speech that is protected under Cornell's policies also be condemned by Cornell as an institution? Tony DelGreco examines where free speech ends, where institutional values begin, and why universities cannot ignore antisemitism.
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