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This organization is a registered student organization of Cornell University

CS-1998

We have educated over 300 undergraduates through our for-credit course, CS1998: Introduction to Blockchain. This course is designed to equip students with foundational knowledge of blockchain technology, covering everything from the fundamentals of blockchain and Bitcoin to more advanced concepts like DEXs and NFTs.

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CS-4998

Coming Soon: We also teach a blockchain development class to introduce students to the Solidity smart contract language as well as development tools such as Hardhat, Infura, and Metamask. See the textbook below to learn more.

NYC Blockchain Summer Bootcamp

For the past three summers, Cornell Blockchain Club has partnered with the Joe and Clara Tsai Foundation and the New York Department of Education to lead the first-ever Blockchain Bootcamp. This 6-week program, delivered to over 50 inner-city high school students in Brooklyn, provided a comprehensive understanding of blockchain fundamentals, enabling students to apply their learning by developing innovative real-world use cases for the technology.

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Since 2019, Cornell Blockchain Club has hosted an annual conference, in which it brings together academic, Web3-native, corporate, and institutional leaders to create a constructive dialogue on how to best utilize Blockchain Technology for society's benefit.


Cornell Blockchain Club was founded in 2017 to democratize Web3 awareness and help catalyze real-world use cases of Blockchain technology.

With over a decade in equity derivatives operations at Barclays, BTG Capital, and Wells Fargo, she built high-performing systems that set new standards in traditional finance. She then bridged that expertise into crypto, spearheading operations for Republic Capital's first crypto fund and guiding its transition to a Registered Investment Advisor (RIA).


At a16z crypto, she drove technical operations for 2½ years, leading more than 30 token launches and managing $3 billion in assets across custody, staking, governance, and trading infrastructure. She also authored Operational Guidelines for Token Launches, a widely cited framework for launching tokens efficiently and compliantly.


She consistently optimizes vendor relationships and reduces costs—delivering 20–50% savings for clients—while ensuring best-in-class operational and security standards. Her expertise lies in designing and scaling operational frameworks that empower funds, protocols, and infrastructure platforms to grow rapidly, securely, and sustainably.


She is currently on the Board of Directors for Cornell Blockchain Club as well as an advisor for Plug and Play.

Accelerator

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Cornell Blockchain was founded in 2017 to democratize Web3 awareness and help catalyze real-world use cases of Blockchain technology.


Education

CS-1998

We have educated over 300 undergraduates through our for-credit course, CS1998: Introduction to Blockchain. This course is designed to equip students with foundational knowledge of blockchain technology, covering everything from the fundamentals of blockchain and Bitcoin to more advanced concepts like DEXs and NFTs.

Learn More

CS-4998

Coming Soon: We also teach a blockchain development class to introduce students to the Solidity smart contract language as well as development tools such as Hardhat, Infura, and Metamask. See the textbook below to learn more.

NYC Bootcamp

For the past three summers, Cornell Blockchain Club has partnered with the Joe and Clara Tsai Foundation and the New York Department of Education to lead the first-ever Blockchain Bootcamp. This 6-week program, delivered to over 50 inner-city high school students in Brooklyn, provided a comprehensive understanding of blockchain fundamentals, enabling students to apply their learning by developing innovative real-world use cases for the technology.

Learn More

Accelerator

Hey, do you have an innovative blockchain startup or a cutting-edge idea?

Join the IC3 - Cornell Blockchain Club Accelerator Cohort!

Conferences

Since 2019, Cornell Blockchain has hosted an annual conference, in which it brings together academic, Web3-native, corporate, and institutional leaders to create a constructive dialogue on how to best utilize Blockchain Technology for society's benefit

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2024

© 2024 Cornell Blockchain. All rights reserved

This organization is a registered student organization of Cornell University