The Infrastructure Policy, Management and Finance Fellows program includes graduate students across Cornell and innovative classes that recently have had students developing policies regarding self-driving cars in Ithaca, New York, promoting rooftop solar power installations in Puerto Rico, and making water treatment facilities resilient to climate change.

CPIP has hosted Biden Administration senior infrastructure adviser Mitch Landrieu for an internationally streamed program at the American Enterprise Institute and partnered with Centre for Smart Infrastructure and Construction at Cambridge University to sponsor an unprecedented conference for infrastructure thought leaders at Cornell Tech in New York City.

CPIP’s advisory board includes business leaders and professional experts in finance, law, public policy, government, technology, construction management, security and academia who are available to students, faculty, and researchers to provide guidance on physical, social, and digital infrastructure.