College of Agriculture and Life Sciences William T. Keeton was a beloved professor, known for his enthusiasm for research and passionate teaching style. Because of its popularity on campus, his introductory Biology class became known simply as “the Keeton course.” His lectures for this course were often standing-room only, with students flowing into the hallway to hear his spellbinding presentations. |
Malte Ziewitz is an Assistant Professor and Mills Family Faculty Fellow at the Department of Science & Technology Studies. Broadly based in STS, ethnography, and public policy, Malte studies new forms of governance in digitally networked environments.
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Marina Caillaud is a faculty member in the Department of Entomology. She now teaches biology classes for non-majors (Entom 2030 and Entom 2100) and recently became a beekeeper.
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Bob Sternberg is professor of human development in the School of Human Ecology at Cornell. He spent 30 years as a professor of psychology and education at Yale. He then worked as a university administrator for 8 years in 3 different universities.
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Cliff Kraft knows exactly what it’s like to be an undergraduate here at Cornell
– he graduated Big Red in 1975, with concentrations in biology and history.
He even lived on West Campus his freshman year, before Keeton was built.
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Markeisha Miner joined Cornell Law School on July 1, 2015 as Dean of Students.
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Howard Silcoff, M.D. is Board certified in Family Practice. He was born and raised in Montreal, Canada and now works at Dryden Family Medicine.
Wendy M. Williams is a Professor in the Department of Human Development,where she studies intelligence from psychological, educational, and sociological perspectives.
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Jeff Doyle is chair of the Section of Plant Breeding & Genetics, and is a professor of plant systematics, evolutionary genomics. He and his wife Jane, are regulars at Keeton House Dinners and Receptions.
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Felix Litvinsky is a Managing Director of Blackstone LaunchPad at Cornell University, an experiential university wide entrepreneurship program offering coaching, ideation and venture creation support to students, alumni, staff and faculty.
Karen is a sociologist and a lawyer. She researches the social, legal, and ethical implications of new technologies, especially in contexts like workplaces and families.
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Steve Ceci received his doctorate in developmental psychology from the University of Exeter, England, where he studied children’s recollections—a topic that would later be expanded to include children’s eyewitness
testimony in criminal cases.
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Karen is a sociologist and a lawyer. She researches the social, legal, and ethical implications of new technologies, especially in contexts like workplaces and families.
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Beth is a Clinical Professor of Law and founder of Cornell’s Farmworker’s Legal Assistance Clinic. She is a practicing lawyer and advocates for low-income asylum seekers, farmworkers and their families in local, state, federal and international fora.
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Katja Nowack is an assistant professor in the Laboratory of Atomic and Solid State Physics within the Department of Physics.
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Greg Morrisett is a Computer Science Professor and the Dean of the Faculty of
Computing and Information Sciences (CIS).
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Dehanza is an award-winning filmmaker, creating both narrative and documentary film. She is an Assistant Professor in the Performing and Media Arts Department.
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Gilly Leshed is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Information Science, where she also directs the professional masters degree program (MPS).
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Malte Ziewitz is an Assistant Professor and Mills Family Faculty Fellow at the Department of Science & Technology Studies. Broadly based in STS, ethnography, and public policy, Malte studies new forms of governance in digitally networked environments.
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Gerald Torres is former president of the Association of American Law Schools (AALS). He is a leading figure in critical race theory, environmental law and federal Indian Law.
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Martha E. Pollack is the 14th president of Cornell University and professor of computer science, information science, and linguistics. She took office on April 17, 2017.
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Lorenzo is a Professor of Computer Science. His research investigates the theory and practice of distributed computing, the discipline behind everything “cloud”.
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Gerald Torres is former president of the Association of American Law Schools (AALS). He is a leading figure in critical race theory, environmental law and federal Indian Law.
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Gilly Leshed is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Information Science, where she also directs the professional masters degree program (MPS).
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Dehanza is an award-winning filmmaker, creating both narrative and documentary film. She is an Assistant Professor in the Performing and Media Arts Department.
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Felix Litvinsky is a Managing Director of Blackstone LaunchPad at Cornell University, an experiential university wide entrepreneurship program offering coaching, ideation and venture creation support to students, alumni, staff and faculty.
Jenny Goldstein is an Assistant Professor of Development Sociology. She studies economic development, land use, and climate change politics in the tropics, and has worked on agricultural development, fire, and air pollution in Southeast Asia.
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