Team Structure
The Cornell 100+ MPG Team is made up of over 55 students from many different educational backgrounds, including engineering, architecture, design and environmental analysis, and business. This multi-disciplinary group is organized into several teams, including Electrical Components, Mechanical Components, Structures, Design, Information Management, and Business Administration. The team was restructured for the start of Spring Semester 2009 to include an Engineering Resources subteam.
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