Recent Faculty Fellowships
Wesley Sine Awarded Faculty Fellowship from Institute of Social Sciences
February 06, 2008
Young-Hoon Park Selected For Marketing Science Institute's Young Scholar Program
December 22, 2006
Professor Russo Named Filene Research Fellow
November 01, 2005
Maureen O'Hara and Robert Jarrow Named Senior Fellows at New FDIC Center for Financial Research
January 13, 2004
Whitcomb Faculty Fellowships
The fellowship was established by Clifford Whitcomb ('43, MBA '48), an active alumnus and long-time supporter of the Johnson School and Cornell University. The income from the endowment he established is used to support the work of the recipients.
2008-2009
Mark Leary
Assistant Professor of Finance

2008-2009
Young-Hoon Park
Associate Professor of Marketing

Past recipients of Whitcomb fellowships
. (Names in parentheses are no longer on the Johnson School faculty.)
- 1993-1994: (Chintagunta) & Jerome Hass
- 1994-1995: Doug Stayman & L. Joseph Thomas
- 1995-1996: John McClain & Mark Nelson
- 1996-1997: Bhaskaran Swaminathan & Michael Waldman
- 1997-1998: (Haveman ) & Vrinda Kadiyali
- 1998-1999: Robert Frank & Kathleen O'Connor
- 1999-2000: Roni Michaely & (Tasker)
- 2000-2001: Elizabeth Mannix & (Peterson)
- 2001-2002: Sanjeev Bhojraj & Maureen O'Hara
- 2002-2003: (Adair) & Robert Bloomfield
- 2003-2004: Sachin Gupta & Justin Johnson
- 2004-2005: Warren Bailey & Yaniv Grinstein
- 2005-2006: Vithala Rao & Xiaoyan Zhang
- 2006-2007: (Botti) & Ming Huang
- 2007-2008: Srinagesh Gavirneni & Sandra Spataro
Half-Century Fellowship
The Half-Century Fellowship supports the regular stipend of a junior tenure-track faculty member, in order to foster his or her research, teaching, and professional growth, as a future academic leader of the Johnson School. The fellowship is supported by the Half-Century Faculty Research Fellowship Fund, established in 2003 by Johnson School alumni, who graduated 50 or more years ago. In 2009, the fund surpassed the $50,000 threshold required by Cornell University, in order for it to pay out investment returns. That year, it honored its first recipient.
James R. Detert
Assistant Professor of Management
