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Professor Emerita
School of Integrative Plant Science
Plant Breeding and Genetics Section
Professor Emerita
Global Development Section
Margaret Smith
- (607) 254-8764
- mes25 [at] cornell.edu
Maize breeding and genomics
Abiotic stress tolerance
Insect and disease resistance
Kristina Sokourenko
- kvs53 [at] cornell.edu
Food systems monitoring
Sustainable diet quality
Affordability of healthy diets & poverty measurement
Camillo Stubenberg
- css295 [at] cornell.edu
Professor of the Practice
Global Development Section
Director, Climate-Resilient Farming Systems Program
Global Development Section
Erika Styger
- eds8 [at] cornell.edu
System of Rice Intensification (SRI)
Sustainable Land and Water Management (SLWM)
Agrobiodiversity management and agroforestry
Marina Sundiang
- msundiang [at] cornell.edu
Spatiotemporal dynamics of complex systems
Computational modeling
Network Science
Philip Thornton
- p.thornton [at] cgiar.org
Cropping and livestock systems
Agricultural and environmental sustainability
Food systems
Terry Tucker
- (607) 351-8389
- twt2 [at] cornell.edu
International agriculture & rural development
Participatory research & extension
Higher education & development
Lawrence Van De Valk
- (607) 255-6891
- ljv4 [at] cornell.edu
Leadership development
Team building
Leadership assessments
Communications and outreach manager, Tata-Cornell Institute
Global Development Section
Dan Verderosa
- dv242 [at] cornell.edu
Leslie Verteramo Chiu
- ljv9 [at] cornell.edu
Risk management for smallholder farmers
Food-value chains
Entrepreneurship
Gisselle Vila Benites
- gv243 [at] cornell.edu
Environmental remediation governance
Ethnic territories
Political ecologies of mining
Kurt Waldman
- kbw8 [at] cornell.edu
Judgement & decision making
Social-environmental systems
Climate adaptation & food security
Ph.D. Candidate, Development Sociology
Global Development Section
State 4-H Civic Engagement Specialist
Cornell Cooperative Extension
Jamila Walida Simon
- jws62 [at] cornell.edu
Innovations in Food Insecurity in Upstate New York
Black Farming Cooperatives and the Story of Individual and Collective Purpose
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