Kaplan Family Distinguished Faculty Fellowship
The Kaplan Family Distinguished Faculty Fellowship in Service-Learning recognizes
the importance of the national movement in higher education for greater involvement
in civic engagement.
Two faculty members significantly impacting undergraduate, professional, or graduate
education at Cornell by involving their students in challenging service-learning
programs, are honored by a $5,000 award to enable them to further develop an ongoing
community-based learning/research project, to initiate a new effort, or to seek
institutionalization of a service-learning course.
The award reinforces Cornell University's tradition of service to society and
fosters further extension of public scholarship to all facets of Cornell's mission.
Application Process
Past Fellows
- Michael Lounsbury, Assistant Professor, School of Industrial and Labor Relations
- Ken Reardon, Associate Professor, City and Regional Planning
- Paula Horrigan, Associate Professor, Landscape Architecture
- Carl Batt, Liberty Hyde Bailey Professor, Food Science
- Winthrop Wetherbee, Professor Emeritus, Avalon Foundation Professor in the Humanities
- Therese O'Connor, Senior Lecturer, School of Hotel Administration
- John Weiss, Associate Professor of History
- Linda S. Rayor, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Entomology
- Monroe Weber-Shirk, Senior Lecturer, Civil and Environmental Engineering
- Mary Katzenstein, Professor and Acting Chair, Department of Government
- Raymond Craib, Associate Professor, Department of History
- Ralph Christy, Professor of Emerging Markets, Department of Applied Economics
and Management
- Maria Cristina Garcia, Professor, Department of History
- Paul Eshelman & Gary Evans, Professors, Design & Environmental Analysis
