Interim Provost Siliciano and Vice Provost Nishii are pleased to issue a call for nominations for a faculty-in-residence at Mary Donlon Hall on North Campus. The appointment will begin August 2026, and is available to tenured faculty, clinical professors, and senior lecturers. Faculty members are encouraged to nominate themselves or colleagues.
Understanding that the first-year experience is pivotal to students’ overall academic satisfaction and success, the North Campus living-learning community plays a central role in this transition to Cornell. Faculty-in-residence help to create a shared experience in a supportive and inclusive environment that fosters academic and intellectual learning, personal development, holistic well-being, and a sense of belonging and connectedness.
Nominations should be sent to Stacy Kesselring, sk866@cornell.edu, by December 13, 2024. For more information, please visit the following.
Faculty-in-Residence Position Description (PDF)
Open Houses for Interested Faculty
Jed Sparks, Donlon Hall faculty-in-residence, is offering interested faculty the opportunity to meet with him and his family at their FIR apartment on November 13, 7:00-8:00pm, or November 20, 7:00-8:00pm. RSVP to Jed at jps66@cornell.edu.
Contact Information
If you have questions about the search, the faculty-in-residence position, or would like to attend a North Campus program, please contact Ethan Stephenson, Director of Faculty Living-Learning Programs, evs24@cornell.edu, or any of the current faculty-in-residence:
- Balch Hall – Emily Wilcox Gier, eg47@cornell.edu
- Barbara McClintock Hall – Nozomi Nishimura, nn62@cornell.edu
- Court-Kay-Bauer Hall – Anthony Hay, anthonyhay@cornell.edu
- Hu Shih Hall – Eilyan Bitar, eyb5@cornell.edu
- Low Rises 6 & 7 – Stephanie Thomas, srt82@cornell.edu
- Mary Donlon Hall – Jed Sparks, jps66@cornell.edu
- Mews Hall – Claire Menard, cm879@cornell.edu
- Ruth Bader Ginsburg Hall – Kristen Underhill, kunderhill@cornell.edu