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Home > Research Visiting Scholars Our Visiting Scholars are a valuable component of the research effort at the New York Fed, strengthening the links between staff economists and their peers at universities. Scholars may visit the Bank on an ongoing basis for one day a week (typically Fridays) or for one-time periods of a week, semester or year.   2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005  2004  2003    FULL-TIME VISITORS   Mark Flannery  University of Florida Resident Scholar in 2009-10 Douglas Gale   New York University Resident Scholar in 2009-10   PART-TIME VISITORS   Andy Caplin  New York University Fridays in 2009-10 Mark Gertler  New York University Fridays in 2010 Eric Ghysels  University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill Fridays in 2010 Charles Holt  University of Virginia Fridays in 2010 Charles Jones  Stanford University Fridays in 2009-10 John Leahy  New York University Fridays in 2010 Ulrich Mueller   Princeton University Fridays in 2010 Thomas Sargent   New York University Fridays in 2010 Frank Schorfheide   University of Pennsylvania Fridays in 2010 Christopher Sims   Princeton University Fridays in 2010 Michael Woodford   Columbia University Fridays in 2010   OCCASIONAL VISITORS   Franklin Allen  University of Pennsylvania One-week in 2010 Moshe Buchinsky  UCLA One Week in 2010 Douglas Diamond  University of Chicago Booth School of Business One week in 2010 Ross Levine  Brown University One week in 2010 Philip Strahan   Boston College One week in 2007-10 Anjan Thakor   Washington University in St. Louis One Week in 2009-10 David Yermack   New York University One week in 2010

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