Faculty Fellows
Each year the Wilson Center for Social Entrepreneurship funds four fellowships for Pace University faculty to grow our diverse portfolio of research projects with a focus on the identification and analysis of issues facing nonprofits and social enterprises. Fellows are selected by the Faculty Steering Committee in a double-blind review based on the strength of the submitted project. During their fellowship year, each faculty member works on a specific case study or academic research project that actively engages current Pace students. These fellows participate in the Wilson Center Faculty Steering Committee for a 3-year term and present their work in at least one Pace research showcase. Full application details for the program are available.
Current Faculty Fellows
2012-2013 Fellows
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David Caputo, PhD, Dyson College of Arts & Sciences, President Emeritus & Professor, Political Science Expenditure and Tax Decisions Dealing with the National Debt and their Implications for Nonprofits and Social Enterprise |
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Jean F. Coppola, BS, MS, MS, PhD, Seidenberg School of Computer Science and Information Systems, Associate Professor, Information Technology A gerontechnology study focused on improving cognitive functioning and quality of life for people diagnosed with dementia and Alzheimer Disease
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Hillary Knepper, PhD, Dyson College of Arts & Sciences, Assistant Professor, Public Administration Human Capital Investment During Times of Fiscal Austerity: Examining Volunteer Management Effectiveness |
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Emily Welty, PhD, Dyson College of Arts & Sciences, Assistant Professor, Political Science Beyond Poverty Tourism: analyzing the impacts of short-term volunteer trips in the international non-profit sector |