Jaewon Sim

Jaewon is the student-elected trustee at Cornell University and an information science major in the College of Arts and Sciences.

Jaewon at Cornell

A Cornell that works for everyone

As trustee, Jaewon envisions a Cornell that provides every student an equal opportunity to succeed on campus and beyond.

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Trustee Viewpoints

This Cornell Daily Sun op-ed runs every month of the academic year.

In Cornell’s convoluted hierarchy of career services personnel, it’s unclear what’s more difficult: finding a career path or finding an adviser to help you identify that career path.

Let’s Rethink How We Prepare Cornellians for a Life After the Hill

Mar 11, 2020 New

The self-selecting nature of chapters makes them impenetrable – and occasionally – unaccountable.

A Reflection on Greek Life at Cornell

Jan 29, 2020

What is genuinely harmful — and requires urgent attention — are the subjective standards by which we enforce selectivity.

Club Selectivity Isn’t the Problem. Recruitment Culture Is.

Oct 16, 2019

Featured News

Jaewon Sim at student-elected trustee debate

Beginning Next Year, Students Will Receive Around 200 Pages of Free Printing Each Year

Jaewon Sim ’21, S.A. vice president for internal relations and task force co-chair, spearheaded the free printing initiative, making it a hallmark of his time on the Assembly.

Apr 25, 2019

Cornell Student Assembly executive board

New Printing System to Feature Free Printing and Reduced Costs Beginning This Summer

The biggest changes to the system will be free printing allocations for all students, reduced printing costs and the centralization of all printers on campus under Cornell Information Technologies.

Mar 3, 2019

Cornell Student Assembly members

S.A. Addresses Creating a Representative Position for Cornellians with Disabilities

The S.A. plans to have the committee fully established this semester, according to the resolution.

Jan 25, 2019

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