Faculty Recipients and Program Information

The awards listed below link directly to the website of each agency or organization. The information on this page reflects the awards, honors, and fellowships received in the last five years. If there are additional awards, honors, or fellowships that should be included, please send the information to the contact listed.

Faculty Recognition Awards

American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) Fellows

• S. Michael Angel, College of Arts and Sciences, Chemistry & Biochemistry, AAAS Fellow
• Mark Becker*, College of Arts and Sciences, Statistics, AAAS Fellow
• Brian Benicewicz, College of Arts and Sciences, Chemistry & Biochemistry, AAAS Fellow
• Ron Benner, College of Arts and Sciences, Biological Sciences, AAAS Fellow
• Frank Berger, College of Arts and Sciences, Biological Sciences, AAAS Fellow
• Rosemarie Booze, College of Arts and Sciences, Psychology, AAAS Fellow
• Mary Anne Fitzpatrick, College of Arts and Sciences, Psychology, AAAS Fellow
• Will Graf*, College of Arts and Sciences, Geography, AAAS Fellow
• Austin Hughes, College of Arts and Sciences, Biological Sciences, AAAS Fellow
• Lukasz Lebioda, College of Arts and Sciences, Chemistry & Biochemistry, AAAS Fellow
• Charles Mactutus, College of Arts and Sciences, Psychology, AAAS Fellow
• James Morris, College of Arts and Sciences, Biological Sciences, AAAS Fellow
• Timothy Mousseau, College of Arts and Sciences, Biological Sciences, AAAS Fellow
• Cathy Murphy*, College of Arts and Sciences, Chemistry and Biochemistry, AAAS Fellow
• Daniel Reger, College of Arts and Sciences, Chemistry & Biochemistry, AAAS Fellow
• John Richards, College of Arts and Sciences, Psychology, AAAS Fellow
• James Sodetz, College of Arts and Sciences, Chemistry & Biochemistry, AAAS Fellow
• Robert Thunell, College of Arts and Sciences, Earth and Ocean Sciences, AAAS Fellow
• Thomas Vogt, College of Arts and Sciences, Chemistry and Biochemistry, AAAS Fellow
• Hanno zur Loye, College of Arts and Sciences, Chemistry and Biochemistry, AAAS Fellow

American Council of Learned Societies (ACLS) Fellows

• Alexander Beecroft, College of Arts and Sciences, Languages, Literatures & Cultures, Charles A. Ryskamp Research Fellowship
• Marc Moskowitz, College of Arts and Science, Anthropology, ACLS Fellowship
• Gretchen Woertendyke, College of Arts and Sciences, English Language and Literature, ACLS Fellowship
• Michael Gibbs Hill, College of Arts and Sciences, Languages, Literature and Cultures, Mellon Foundation/ACLS Recent Doctorial Recipients Fellowship

Camille and Henry Dreyfus Teacher-Scholar Award

• John H. Dawson, College of Arts and Sciences, Chemistry and Biochemistry
• Catherine J. Murphy, College of Arts and Sciences, Chemistry and Biochemistry
• Qian Wang, College of Arts and Sciences, Chemistry and Biochemistry
  
• Paul R. Thompson, College of Arts and Sciences, Chemistry and Biochemistry

Fulbright American Scholars
Human Resources Fulbright Information

• Christine Ames, College of Arts and Sciences, History, Fulbright Scholar Program - History (non U.S.)
• Holly Adryan Crocker, College of Arts and Sciences, English, Fulbright Scholar Program – Language & Literature
• Katherine Barbieri, College of Arts and Sciences, Political Science, Fulbright Scholar Program - Political Science
• Claudia Benitez-Nelson, College of Arts and Sciences, Earth and Ocean Sciences, Fulbright Scholar Program - Environmental Science
• Thomas Crocker, School of Law, Fulbright Scholar Program
• Cynthia Davis, College of Arts and Sciences, English Language and Literature, Fulbright Scholar Program - American Literature
• Michael Galbreth, Darla Moore School of Business, Fulbright Scholar Program - Business Administration
• Brett Kloos, College of Arts and Sciences, Psychology, Fulbright Scholar Program – Psychology
• Tatiana Kostova, Darla Moore School of Business, Fulbright Distinguished Chairs Program – Business Marketing

Guggenheim Fellows

• Man Fang, School of Music, Guggenheim Fellowship
• Laura Walls*, College of Arts and Sciences, English Language and Literature, Guggenheim Fellowship

Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Distinguished Achievement Awards

• Konstantin Pollok, College of Arts and Sciences, Philosophy, Fellow, Center for
  Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences, Stanford University

National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Fellows

• Don Doyle, College of Arts and Sciences, History, NEH Fellowship
• Marjorie Spruill, College of Arts and Sciences, History, NEH Fellowship

National Academy of Engineering

• Kenneth L. Reifsnider, College of Engineering and Computing, Mechanical Engineering, 2004

National Academy of Sciences

• Yakir Aharonov*, Distinguished Professor Emeritus, College of Arts and Sciences,
  Physics and Astronomy, 1993
• Richard Webb, College of Arts and Sciences, Physics and Astronomy, 1996

National Humanities Center Fellows 

• Don Doyle, College of Arts and Sciences, History, NHF Fellow

• Thomas Lekan, College of Arts and Sciences, History, NHF Fellow

National Medal of Science

• Yakir Aharonov*, Distinguished Professor Emeritus, College of Arts and Sciences,
  Physics and Astronomy, 1993

Sloan Research Fellows

• Qian Wang, College of Arts and Sciences, Chemistry and Biochemistry, Fellow

Woodrow Wilson Fellows

• Marjorie Spruill, College of Arts and Sciences, History, Fellow

Faculty Sponsored Awards

National Institutes of Health MERIT Award

• John Richards, College of Arts and Sciences, Psychology, Development of Sustained Attention in Infants

National Science Foundation Career Awards

• Jason O’Kane, Engineering & Computing, Computer Science & Engineering,
  CAREER: Algorithms for Minimalist Robot Teams
• Guiren Wang, Engineering & Computing, Mechanical Engineeering,
  CAREER: Studying Flow Velocity Field in Nanofluidics with a Far‐Field Nanoscopic Velocimetry
• Sheryl Wiskur, College of Arts and Sciences, Chemistry & Biochemistry,
  CAREER: Asymmetric Silylation of Secondary Alcohols and Mechanistic Investigations
• Sophya Garashchuk, College of Arts and Sciences, Chemistry& Biochemistry,
  CAREER: Approximate Description of Nuclear Quantum Effects Applicable to Large
  Molecular Systems
• Nicole Berge, College of Engineering & Computing,
  CAREER: Hydrothermal Carbonization of Mixed Feedstocks: Implications for Sustainable
  Waste Management
• John Richards, College of Arts and Sciences, Psychology, Development of Sustained Attention
  in Infants

 

*No longer at the University of South Carolina.

Contact Information

Please contact the Provost Office at 803-777-2808 or via email below with any questions:

• Derlene Lowder, Office of the Provost

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