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Save the Date: NY Youth Institute

Courtney Livecchi

The New York Youth Institute at Cornell University engages high school students on the biggest challenges facing people and the planet in the 21st century. We empower students to research issues they care about, propose their own innovative ideas to solve grand global challenges, and explore exciting ways to make a difference in New York and around the world.


The New York Youth Institute will welcome high school students from across New York State at Cornell University on March 22, 2024. Registration will open in December and will be due by February 23, 2024 — stay tuned for more details coming soon.

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