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Faculty & Research

Collaborative Focus

With many opportunities to collaborate across schools, our faculty work and innovate together in targeted disciplines through faculty areas. These are disciplines that are key to any business, and are taught at different course levels by expert faculty in each of our three schools—areas such as finance, marketing, and operations.

Faculty in one academic content area may work together on research, discuss and create more efficient teaching methods, and hold or attend seminars and workshops to deepen their understanding. Areas also allow for coordination across public engagement and industry outreach activities based in disciplines, and provide a greater number of faculty to support specialized programs, like our centers and institutes.

Faculty Areas & Chairpeople

News & Highlights

Nolan School BusinessFeed

Meet our new faculty: Ruihao Zhu

September 29, 2022

Meet Ruihao Zhu, one of the Nolan Hotel School's newest faculty members, and learn about his area of expertise, courses he will be teaching and his interests.

Johnson BusinessFeed

Maximize Achievement and Persistence by Aligning Rewards to Recognize Milestones

September 14, 2022

Individuals are more likely to persist if they receive their first reward after completing a chunk of a task followed by a stream of small incentives.

SC Johnson College BusinessFeed

New Research Theme to Solidify SC Johnson College as a Leader in Sustainability

July 20, 2022

The Business of Sustainability research theme will facilitate collaboration, program coordination, and curriculum across the college’s three schools.

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Research With Impact is an annual publication celebrating our faculty’s influential scholarly work addressing the demands of our times. Click here to view our growing gallery of faculty Impact Videos.

Students in the field

Engaged College Initiative

The Cornell SC Johnson College of Business is the proud inaugural recipient of the Engaged College Initiative block grant from the David M. Einhorn Center for Community Engagement. Through this grant-funded initiative, the college of business is extending community engagement within each of its three schools. We believe that all students should be empowered to consider critically how the hands-on application of their business education is serving to build a better world.

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LEARN MORE ABOUT OUR FACULTY & RESEARCH:

centers & institutes

interdisciplinary themes