College of Agriculture and Life Sciences
Cornell University Faculty 1958 – 1980
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.
Sam Buggeln is a Canadian theater director and translator, and the founding Artistic Director of the Cherry Arts.
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 is a beekeeper.
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.
Gina Giambattista is the Director of the Office of the Assemblies, which, along with the Faculty Senate, is the university’s expression of shared governance.
Emily is a Senior Lecturer in the Division of Nutritional Sciences where she also directs the Dietetic Internship.
Natasha studies teaching and learning in college physics courses, particularly instructional labs.
Gilly Leshed is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Information Science, where she also directs the professional masters degree program (MPS).
Henriette Lundgren is an international scholar-practitioner in the field of human resource development (HRD). As talent manager at Corning Inc., Henriette helps people to learn, expand and work together with better results and more fun.
Beth is a Clinical Professor of Law and founder of Cornell’s Farmworker’s Legal Assistance Clinic.
Alan Martinez is Senior Manager, Strategic Partnerships at the Cornell Atkinson Center for Sustainability where he focuses on building and managing partnerships that connect the expertise and research capacity at Cornell with sustainability partne
Jessica Levin Martinez is the Richard J. Schwartz Director of the Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art at Cornell University. She is a leading advocate for museum-based interdisciplinary teaching with global collections.
Bob Sternberg is a 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.
Wendy M. Williams is a Professor in the Department of Human Development,where she studies intelligence from psychological, educational, and sociological perspectives.
Sarah is the Director of our Campus Sustainability Office with a vision for Cornell as a carbon-neutral living laboratory for sustainability innovation.
Malte Ziewitz is an Assistant Professor and Mills Family Faculty Fellow at the Department of Science & Technology Studies.
