The Baruch College Faculty Handbook
Eugene M. Lang Junior Faculty Research Program
Last updated on 3/22/2011
Dear Faculty Colleagues,
Lang Fellowships are designed to encourage and assist Baruch's junior faculty members to develop and carry out scholarly research in their disciplines in furtherance of their academic careers. The goal of the program is to produce scholarly research that represents significant accomplishment. I urge all eligible faculty members to apply (eligible faculty will receive a separate hard copy mailing) and ask that senior faculty encourage their junior colleagues to apply.
Application Deadline and Selection Schedule
- Project proposals must be submitted on or before 5pm, April 15, 2011.
- Fellowship decisions will be announced in May 31, 2011.
- Funding will be available for the following academic year, beginning June 1, 2011.
Eligible projects include scholarly research, creative projects, and other types of projects that represent significant contributions to the applicant's discipline. These projects must meet the standards of professional and academic achievement recognized by the tenure and promotion guidelines set forth by CUNY. In addition to scholarly research and publication, examples of eligible projects include professional-level (a) writing and publication of creative/journalistic works, (b) creation and performance/exhibition of works of the fine arts or music, (c) writing and production of works of theater, (d) creation and implementation of public initiatives that serve the social good and are specifically relevant to the applicant's academic disciplines.
Research proposals requesting support of up to $8,000 from full-time tenure track junior faculty members of Baruch College in all disciplines will be considered. A committee of Baruch faculty members determines the fellowship winners. This exciting opportunity for junior faculty members is made possible by Mr. Lang's generous donation through the Eugene M. Lang Foundation. Eugene M. Lang agreed to renew The Eugene M. Lang Junior Faculty Research Program through 2010. Mr. Lang is delighted with the extraordinary quality of the research his funding has supported during the past years.
For information on eligibility, how to apply and additional information go to http://www.baruch.cuny.edu/grants/elang.html.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact Melisa Mendez at Melisa.Mendez@baruch.cuny.edu or 646-312-2207. Proposals should be submitted to the Office of Sponsored Programs and Research (Box J-1010) by March 1, 2010.
Sincerely,
James McCarthy
Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs
2010-2011
Johanna Fernandez, History
Andra Ghent, Real Estate
Edyta Greer, Natural Sciences
David Gruber, Natural Sciences
Ke Liang, Sociology & Anthropology
Gene Park, Political Science
2009-2010
Timothy Aubry, English
Hillary Botein, SPA
Charlotte Brooks, History
Karen Shelby, Fine and Performing Arts
Gregory Snyder, Sociology and Anthropology
Ana Valenzuela, Marketing
Chester Zarnoch, Natural Sciences
2008-2009
Bin Chen, SPA
Micki Eisenman, Management
David Hoffman, SPA
Rajarishi Nahata, Economics and Finance
Robin Root, Sociology and Anthropology
Valerie Schawaroch, Natural Sciences
Jun Wang, Economics and Finance
Elizabeth Wollman, Fine and Performing Arts
2007-2008
Daniele Artistico, Psychology
James DeFilippis, Black and Hispanic Studies
Ozgur Demirtas, Economics and Finance
Jennifer Goldstein, SPA
Matthew Johnson, Computer Information Systems
Thomas Kramer, Marketing
Chandrika Kulatillike, Natural Sciences
Sanyoung Song, Marketing
Ana Valenzuela, Marketing
Dov Waxman, Political Science
2006-2007
Benedetto Fontana, Political Science
Kenneth Guest, Sociology & Anthropology
Judith Kafka, Public Affairs
Hyeong-Min Kim, Marketing
Nanda Kumar, CIS
Katherine Pence, History
Robin Root, Sociology & Anthropology
Roumen Vragov, CIS
Rui Yao, Economics & Finance
2005-2006
Donald Byard, Accountancy
Vincent DiGirolamo, History
Ted Henken, Sociology/Anthropology and Black & Hispanic
Studies
Elena Kosyginia, Mathematics
Thomas Kramer, Marketing
Lin Peng, Economics & Finance
Valerie Schawaroch, Natural Sciences
Charles Scherbaum, Psychology
John Shon, Accountancy
2004-2005
Raquel Benbunan-Fich, CIS
Jay Dahya, Economics & Finance
Thomas Desch-Obi, History
Charlotte Hansen,
Economics & Finance
Ying Li, Accountancy
Mehmet Ozbilgin,
Accountancy
Jaihyun Park, Psychology
2003-2004
Gayle DeLong, Economics & Finance
Benedetto Fontana, Political Science
Marios Koufaris, Statistics and CIS
Kristin Sommer, Psychology
Dan Stefanica, Mathematics
Tamara Giles-Vernick, History
Lilia Ziamou, Marketing
2002-2003
Turan Bali, Economics & Finance
Zheng Wang, Statistics and CIS
Andrea Gabor, Journalism
Alison Griffiths, Communication Studies
2001-2002
Ajay Das, Management
Paschalina (Lilia) Ziamou, Marketing
Eva Shan Chou, English
Stephanie Golob, Political Science
2000-2001
Ed Tucker, Natural Sciences
Keith Ramig, Natural Sciences
David Jones, Political Science
Tansen Sen, History
1999-2000
Linda Hoffman, Natural Sciences
John Wahlert, Natural Sciences
Ramzi Khuri, Natural Sciences
Wendell Pritchett, History
Keith Ramig, Natural Sciences
Armen Hovakimian, Economics & Finance
David Jones, Political Science
Alison Griffiths, Communication Studies
1998-1999
Jerry Bornstein, Library
Sudipta Basu, Accountancy
Eva Shan Chou, English
Bert Hansen, History
Johann Reusch, Fine & Performing Arts
