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Rosemary Avery 6072552578 - rja7@cornell.edu - PAM
At the University level Dr. Avery currently serves on the Cornell University Board of Trustees as a Faculty Trustee and serves on several leading university committees.
Salam Abdus 6072547421 - sa458@cornell.edu - PAM
Biographical Statement:
I have joined Cornell University as a lecturer from Fall 2007. I received my Ph.D. in economics from the University of Minnesota in June 2007. My primary research interest is health economics and applied econometrics. In my dissertation I have worked on the economics of obesity. I am particularly interested in policy analysis in the field of health economics.
Franklin Becker 6072551950 - fdb2@cornell.edu - Human Ecology
Academic Expertise
"My area of expertise is organizational ecology; that is, I study the way in which the planning, design, and management of complex organizations such as hospitals and large corporations and R&D units affect how individuals, teams, and organizations function."
Paul Eshelman 6072551811 - pee2@cornell.edu - Human Ecology
Current Research Activities:
"Many population segments differ from the majority in society due to stage in human development, injury, disease, congenital condition, or genetic abnormalities."
Stephen Hamilton 6072558394/6072553956 -
sfh3@cornell.edu - HD, FLDC
Stephen F. Hamilton is Professor of Human Development, Associate Director of the Family Life Development Center, and Associate Provost for Outreach at Cornell.
Christine A. Leuenberger-Pinch 6072553531 - cal22@cornell.edu - Science and Technology Studies
Research Interests:
Classical and contemporary sociological theory
Sociology of knowledge
Sociology of science
Interactional sociology
Cultural studies
Transformation studies of Eastern Europe
History of the human and behavioral science
*Jeanne Moseley, MPH 607/254-6228-jmm298@cornell.edu- The program coordinator for Global Health at Cornell
Brenda Bricker 6072559850/6072775362 - bhb4@cornell.edu - Human Ecology
Brenda created Human Ecology's Leadership Initiative (LI), a certificate program open to all Human Ecology students. The certificate program encourages entrepreneurial and collaborative attitudes and actions to benefit students' personal development and prepare them to mobilize people to make progress on the toughest challenges facing our families, communities and societies

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David Sahn

Tony Shelton

Terry Tucker

Potential Speakers

Brenda Bricker

Carl Franck

Cole Gilbert

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Jeanne M. Moseley, MPH