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Public Affairs Field Faculty

The Graduate School provides the administrative structure for post-baccalaureate study at Cornell. It is organized into more than ninety major fields of study, or subject areas,of which Public Policy is one. Fields are independent of traditional college or department divisions, so they may draw together faculty from several colleges, departments, and related, disciplines in accordance with scholarly interests.

 

Fellows in the M.P.A. program have the opportunity to create a program of study that incorporates  courses and faculty expertise in a wide range of subjects. CIPA currently has nearly a hundred Public Affairs field faculty members representing 28 individual departments from across campus.

 

A fellow’s thesis or professional project advisor must be a member of the Public Affairs field faculty.  Note: faculty members are listed below by their primary academic field.  Some may belong to other relative fields.

Field Faculty Listing by Department

Africana Studies
Locksley Edmondson
Salah Hassan
 
Agricultural Economics
Duane Chapman
Jon Conrad
Christine Ranney
 
Anthropology
Kathryn March
Vilma Santiago-Irizarry
 
Applied Economics and Management
Nancy Chau
David Just
Ravi Kanbur  
 
City and Regional Planning
Iwan Azis
Lourdes Beneria
Richard Booth
Susan Christopherson
Pierre Clavel
John Forrester
William Goldsmith
Neema Kudva
David Lewis
Porus Olpadwala
Sidney Saltzman
Michael Tomlan
Mildred Warner 
 
Civil and Environmental Engineering
Daniel Loucks
 
Communication
Ronald Ostman
 
Cornell in Washington
Steven Jackson 
 
Design and Environmental Analysis
William Sims
 
Developmental Sociology
David L. Brown 
Paul Eberts
Shelley Feldman
Thomas Hirschl
Thomas Lyson  
 
Economics
Robert Frank
Uri Possen
Richard Schuler 
Erik Thorbecke
Henry Wan Jr.  
 
Education
John Sipple  
 
Government
Valerie Bunce
Allen Carlson 
Arch Dotson
Matthew Evangelista
Ronald Herring
Mary Katzenstein
Peter Katzenstein
Theodore Lowi
Walter Mebane
Jeremy Rabkin
Mildred Sanders
Martin Shefter 
Norman Uphoff
Nicolas van de Walle
 
Hotel School
Sheryl Kimes
David Stipanuk
 
Human Development
Stephen Hamilton
Elaine Wethington
 
Industrial and Labor Relations 
John Bishop
Vernon Briggs
Maria Cook
Ronald Ehrenberg
Gary S. Fields
Robert Hutchens
George Jakubson
Harry Katz
Pamela Tolbert
 
Johnson Graduate School of Management
Robert Jarrow
Alan McAdams
Vithala Rao
 
Landscape Architecture
Sherene Baugher
 
Law School
Theodore Eisenberg 
George Hay
Muna Ndulo
Robert Summers
 
Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
Zellman Warhaft  
 
Natural Resources
Barbara Bedford
Barbara Knuth
Steven Wolf  
 
Near Eastern Studies
Ross Brann  
 
Nutritional Sciences
Jean-Pierre Habicht
David Pelletier
Gretel Pelto
Erik Thorbecke  
 
Policy Analysis and Management
Josephine Allen
Rosemary Avery
Roger Battistella
Richard Burkhauser
Laura Colosi
Raymond Geddes
Jennifer Gerner
Don Kenkel
John Kuder 
Alan Mathios
Liam O’Neill
H. Elizabeth Peters
Patricia Baron Pollak
Kosali Simon
William Trochim
Jerome Ziegler  
 
Science and Technology Studies
Stephen Hilgartner
Michael Lynch
 
Sociology
Alaka Basu
Steven Caldwell
Victor Nee
Pamela Tolbert 
Lindy Williams

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