Student Assistants to the Dean

Amelia Green is a Senior in the Hotel School with a minor in sustainable business and economic policy and a concentration in finance, accounting, and real estate. On campus, she serves as co-president of BlackGen Capital Cornell and is a member of the National Society of Minorities in Hospitality. Amelia also is a program assistant in the Nolan School’s Office of Diversity and previously worked as an External Relations Manager in HEC. Off-campus, she interned at EY rotating through their tax, audit, and consulting service lines. She also taught financial literacy at a local Atlanta nonprofit and led a Cornell publication highlighting environmental sociology. Next summer, she will be joining KKR in the Client and Partner Group where she will learn more about the alternative investment space. In her free time, Amelia enjoys cooking, reading about history, and exploring Ithaca’s gorges. She hopes to bring all of these experiences to bear in her new role as a Dean’s Assistant. She is excited about this new and unique opportunity to have a broader impact on the Hotel School.

Isabella is a senior from Farmington, CT. She is passionate about senior living, which she will be pursuing this summer as an incoming intern in the Senior Housing Commercial Real Estate division of Wells Fargo. During her time at Cornell, Isabella has served as the President of the Hotel Student Mentorship Program, the Sales Director for the 99th Annual Hotel Ezra Cornell, and a NSHA teaching assistant for various courses. She is also a member of the Ye Hosts Honorary Society and on the Dean’s Student Advisory Board where she works on engagement initiatives for the school. Isabella is involved in the Cornell Institute for Healthy Futures, exploring the intersection of health, hospitality, and design, where she is completing her minor. Outside NSHA, Isabella serves on the GlamourGals Foundation Advisory Council, where she helps to end elder isolation. She is thrilled to have the opportunity to mentor and guide the incoming NSHA class of 2028 and welcome speakers to this fall’s Dean’s Distinguished Lecture Series.