Skip to main content

AAP Alumni

Alumni
AAP Advisory Council
Thirty-six members currently serve on the AAP Advisory Council. Their mission is to advise the dean, assist the College in raising its profile within the University, and participate in the development of alumni and fund-raising programs.
AAP Newsletter
Semiannual magazine for alumni and friends of the College of Architecture, Art, and Planning.
Give to the College
Investing in the College is one of the most important ways to become involved. Gifts may be made in a variety of forms and are tax-deductible to the full extent of the Internal Revenue Code.
Peter Gerakaris B.F.A. 2003 "Congratulations, but why are you going to Cornell to study art?" was a recurring question before attending AAP. In defense of Cornell's interdisciplinary approach, I firmly believe the combination of studies in liberal arts, studio art and the Rome Program is incredibly advantageous in the visual arts field. You learn to think analytically and to synthesize content with technique. Most importantly, you develop your ability to connect with others through art and culture, and to better communicate ideas, which in my opinion is the essence of art making.