Craig R. Snow

Biography

Craig Snow has studied, researched, taught, written about, and provided consulting services concerning management communication for the past 42 years. He is a senior lecturer at Cornell University, where he has taught for 29 of the past 33 years.

Snow directed the managerial communications program at The Olin School of Business at Washington University, served as assistant director of the business writing program at Purdue University, and has received numerous awards for excellence in teaching from Purdue and Cornell. He is the co-author of Prentice Hall's Guide to Report Writing (2002).

Snow's teaching is enriched by hands-on experience in business. He has served as director and executive director of a nonprofit organization: a children's summer sleep-away camp in New York State's Catskill Mountains. He has worked as a senior communications specialist for McKinsey & Co. in New York City, and he has provided consulting services for businesses in hospitality, banking, health care, manufacturing, technology, real estate, and other industries.

Although his aging hips and knees no longer allow him to play pick-up basketball, he finds that he now has more time to work with students and consulting clients, to develop new courses, and to prepare new teaching and learning materials involving management communication.

Selected Publications

• Netzley, Michael; Snow, Craig. Guide to Report Writing. Pearson. 1 (2002): 87pp

Awards and Honors

• Hospitality Teacher of the Year, Freshmen and Sophomores select (2012) Cornell University, School of Hotel Administration

Recent Courses

• NBA 5670 - Management Writing
• NBAY 5670 - Management Writing
• BANA 5670 - Management Writing for Business Analytics

Academic Degrees

• PhD Purdue University, 1987
• MA Purdue University, 1981
• BA Binghamton University (SUNY), 1978