Andy L. Barrientos-Gómez holds a doctorate in Romance Studies from Cornell University.

During his twenty in higher education, Mike has honed his commitment to strengthening democracy by providing emerging leaders with the tools to build healthy communities.

Ross Brann studied at the University of California, Berkeley, the Hebrew University, Jerusalem, New York University, and the American University in Cairo.

Mr. Tawab Danish, a remarkable individual with roots in the scenic Bagram District of Parwan, Afghanistan, where he was born in the warm month of August 1985.

André Dhondt is a native of Belgium where he obtained his Ph.D. in Biology at Ghent State University.

Since 2011, Corey has taught AMST 2001: The First American University, a 400-person course on the history of Cornell.

Dr. Kathy Earnest-Koons is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Microbiology and Immunology at the College of Veterinary Medicine. She grew up in Norfolk, VA and attended Lynchburg College where she received a B.A. in English.

Dr. Radwa Elsaman is an Assistant Professor of Commercial Law at Cairo University’s Faculty of Law. Dr. Elsaman’s area of research and scholarship includes Commercial and Corporate Law; International Law and Development; and Gender Equality.

Dr. Thamora Fishel is the Associate Director of the Southeast Asia Program (SEAP).

After working as a GRF for Cook House, Stephanie is thrilled to come back to continue creat

Ian Matthew Kysel is an Assistant Clinical Professor of Law. He founded and directs the Transnational Disputes Clinic and is a core faculty member in the Migration and Human Rights Program.

Dr. Chris Kai-Jones has previously taught courses at Cornell on religion and politics in the United States, trauma and violence, modern East Asian history, community food systems, and dialoguing across differences.

Lisa Kaltenegger is Associate Professor at Cornell University and Director of the Carl Sagan Institute.

Bruce is a widely-known authority on public communication of science and technology – how science and technology are reported to the public and how the public understands controversial scientific issues and "emerging technologies" such as biotechn

Estelle McKee is a Clinical Professor at Cornell Law School. She teaches Lawyering to first-year law students.

Julie McLean grew up in nearby Endicott, New York, and holds a B.A. in Art History from William Smith College. She started her career in arts education at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York City, then completed her M.A.

Born and raised in rural India, Prachi was raised by a freedom-fighter grandmother and parents deeply involved in anti-caste, feminist, and peasant movements.

Wolfgang Sachse was born in Berlin, Germany and immigrated to the US with his family as a young boy. He did his undergraduate studies in physics at Penn State and completed graduate studies in mechanics and materials at Johns Hopkins.

Laurel Southard is Director of Undergraduate Research and Outreach in Biology at Cornell University.

Dan Torop is a photographer whose work examines how we shape and imagine the land.

Eliza VanCort is a #1 bestselling author, motivational speaker, communication consultant, ex

Shan Varma grew up in Highland Park, NJ and received his BA from Rutgers College as a double major in Economics and Political Science. He then went on to receive his JD from Southwestern College in Los Angeles.

Pat Wynn assumed the role of Executive Director for Campus Life Enterprise Services in July 2014, and became the Assistant Vice President in 2019.