C. Lindsay Anderson is a Professor and Chair of the Department of Biological and Environmental Engineering. Lindsay teaches and conducts research in sustainable energy and the environment, particularly in integrating renewable and distributed resources into electric power grids.

Kay has spent much of her career in Residential Life, connecting with students and managing residence halls across several college campuses. Most recently, she has been part of the Career Services team at the ILR School, following her work in Career Development for the College of Arts & Sciences.

Carrie joined William Keeton house in 2015 and is a native of central New York.

Chef Sam began his cooking career at the legendary Dinosaur BBQ.  After he studied Culinary Arts at The Culinary Institute of America in Hyde Park; He has worked as a Banquet Chef at The Stowe Mountain Resort, Executive Chef at The St. Johnsbury Academy, and Director of Dining Services for Gould Academy.

Lorenzo  is a Professor of Computer Science. His research investigates the theory and practice of distributed computing, the discipline behind everything “cloud”.  Before doing his CS Ph.D.

Alia lives on a horse farm in Freehold, New Jersey. She is a senior in the Jeb E. Brooks School of Public Policy, and is  Health Care Policy Major, with an interest in public health research and community engagement. She was a transfer student, and this will be her third and final year in Keeton.

Sam Buggeln is a Canadian theater director and translator, and the founding Artistic Director of the Cherry Arts, a multidisciplinary arts company based in the Cherry Artspace, a flexible waterfront arts venue at 102 Cherry Street in Ithaca’s East End.

As a filmmaker, Austin co-wrote the script for Kill Your Darlings (Sony Pictures Classics), starring Daniel Radcliffe and Dane DeHaan, which debuted at the Sundance Film Festival and won the International Days Prize at the Venice Film Festival.

Odalys is a third-year PhD student in Earth and Atmospheric Sciences. She earned her B.S. in Geology from the University of California, Santa Barbara, where she studied the formation and evolution of continents. At Cornell, Odalys is experimentally calibrating a new temperature chronometer to constrain temporal records in arc magmas.

Sarah is the Director of our Campus Sustainability Office with a vision for Cornell as a carbon-neutral living laboratory for sustainability innovation. Sarah has spent her career in the field of environmental compliance and sustainability in higher education. Her educational background is in environmental science and policy.