Cooke, J. Robert

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J. Robert Cooke, Agricultural and Biological Engineering, was a member of the University Faculty for 32 years prior to his election as Dean of the University Faculty. He also served as Director of Instruction for the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Speaker of the Faculty Senate, Faculty Trustee, and University Marshall (presiding at Commencement).

Recent Submissions

An Oral History Conversation: The Paradigm Shift from Centralized to Decentralized Computing at Cornell

King, Kenneth M.; Cooke, J. Robert; Teitelbaum, Tim; Gale, Doug (Internet-First University Press, 2015-10)
A Conversation with Charles Walcott

Walcott, Charles; Cooke, J. Robert (Internet-First University Press, 2015-05-06)

Charles Walcott is a Professor Emeritus of Neurobiology and Behavior. Walcott received his undergraduate degree in Biology from Harvard and his PhD from Cornell in 1959. Walcott has been a faculty member at Harvard, Tufts ...
Glimpses of Cornell History, Vol 2, The Kendal at Ithaca Connection

Cooke, J. Robert; King, Kenneth M. (Internet-First University Press, 2014-06-25)
Bob Cooke Reminisces

Cooke, J. Robert; Scott, Norman R.; King, Kenneth M. (Internet-First University Press, 2013-11-10)
A Conversation with David J. BenDaniel

BenDaniel, David J.; Cooke, J. Robert (Interviewer) (Internet-First University Press, 2013-06-06)

This video about David J, BenDaniel and his leadership role in developing the entrepreneurship thrust at Cornell University is a contribution to The Legacy of Cornell Faculty and Staff Collection.
Glimpses of Cornell History Vol 1

Cooke, J. Robert; King, Kenneth M. (The Internet-First University Press, 2012-12-06)

This C.A.P.E. lecture was presented on 06Dec12 at BTI. The lecture describes the usage of low-‐cost digital publishing to preserve and to make Cornell’s institutional history more accessible. ...