Researchers

CeRI is a cross disciplinary research group at Cornell University comprised of faculty and students from the Law School, the Computing and Information Science Program, and the Scheinman Institute of Conflict Resolution at the ILR School. We work with federal agencies to discover the best ways to use Web 2.0 and other technologies to improve public understanding of, and participation in, rulemaking.

Tom Bruce, Director, Legal Information Institute and Researcher, CeRI
Claire Cardie, Professor, Department of Computer Science and Researcher, CeRI
Dan Cosley, Assistant Professor, Information Science and Researcher, CeRI
Dmitry Epstein, Postdoctoral Fellow, CeRI
Austin Eustice, Designer, CeRI
Cynthia Farina, Professor of Law and Principal Researcher, CeRI
Josiah Hedit, 2011-12 e-Government Fellow
Sally Klingel, Director of Labor Management Programs, Scheinman Institute on Conflict Resolution
Adrienne Masler, Administrative Assistant, CeRI
Paul Miller, Communications Strategist, Legal Information Institute and Researcher, CeRI
Mary Newhart, Adjunct Professor of Law and Executive Director, CeRI
Eddie Tejeda, original Lead Developer and Technologist, CeRI
Rebecca Vernon, 2010-11 e-Government Fellow
Rebecca Younes, Lead Technologist, CeRI

Cornell Law Students

Christopher Austin
Kristen Barnes
Cheryl Blake
L. Sheldon Clark
Julia Copping
Antonio Haynes
Vivian Hernandez
Adam Kobler
Theresa Krueggeler
Colin Leslie
Heather Murray
Drew Rolle
Lauren Wambold

Past Law Students

J.D. Candidates, 2012:
Lance Cai, Elisa Durette, Emily Green, Carolyn Nguyen, Jackeline Solivan

J.D., 2011:
Margaret Ambrose, Jason Beekman, Sara Chon, Yen Hoang, Wesley Hutson, Preeti Khanolkar, Elizabeth Leavy, Jesse London, Kamilka Malwatte,Clint Scott, Melissa Shimizu, Francis Sohn, Jack Tsung-Ta Yang

J.D., 2010:
Catrina Cartegena, Liz Corder, David Cronheim, Craig Fischer, Danny Fischler, Julie Fukes, David Gartenberg, Lauren Gillespie, Lara Haddad, P. Aditya Nagarajan, Roald Nashi, Ellen Richardson, Jon Stroble, Michael Wolk