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AnnouncementsTerry Plank Daniel Duzdevich Abdulrahman El-SayedProfessors MARIA CHUDNOVSKY,Mathematics and Industrial Engineeringand Operations Research,and TERRY PLANK, M.A. ’87,M.Phil. ’91, Ph.D. ’93, Earth andEnvironmental Sciences, were namedMacArthur Fellows for 2012.Ph.D. candidates DANIEL DUZDE-VICH, ’09CC, M.A. ’12, BiologicalSciences, and ABDULRAHMANEL-SAYED, an M.D./Ph.D. candidateat the College of Physicians andSurgeons and the Mailman School ofPublic Health, have both received thePaul and Daisy Soros Fellowships forNew Americans.WILLIAM DEJONG-LAMBERT,’05SIPA/GSAS, received a Science,Technology and Society grant fromthe National Science Foundation tofund the Second International Workshopon Lysenkoism, hosted by theUniversity of Vienna.The Columbia Faculty DevelopmentCommittee named NESLIHANSENOCAK, assistant professor of history,the MacDonald Summer Fellowfor 2012 and awarded special recognitionto her proposal to conductarchival research in England exploringscholarly learning’s importance inthe Roman Catholic clergy.NATASHA LIGHTFOOT, assistantprofessor of history, has been awardeda Postdoctoral Fellowship from theFord Foundation/National ResearchCouncil for 2012-2013.Professor ELIZABETH BLACKMARhas been awarded a Cullman Fellowship.MAE NGAI, M.A. ’93, M.Phil. ’95,Ph.D. ’98, History, professor of historyand the Lung Family Professorof Asian American Studies, received afellowship from the Woodrow WilsonInternational Center for Scholars aswell as a Cullman Fellowship.Doctoral candidate MEHA JAIN,M.A. ’11, M.Phil ‘11, Ecology, Evolution,and Environmental Biology,received a National GeographicExplorers award.Doctoral candidate MEGAN CAT-TAU, Ecology, Evolution, and EnvironmentalBiology, received aFulbright scholarship to conductresearch in Indonesia.M.A. candidate ELSA ORDWAY,Conservation Biology, and doctoralcandidates SUSAN CLARK, Astronomy,ADRIAN PRICE-WHELAN,Astronomy, and DANYI WU, BiologicalSciences, received NSF GraduateResearch Fellowships.Doctoral candidate DYLAN RAHE,M. A. ’12, Biological Sciences,received a National Research ServiceAward.Link back to contents page42 Superscript
Joseph Woo with Provost John Coatsworth Carlos Montes-Galdón Anjuli Kolb withProfessor Gauri ViswanathanDoctoral candidate MATTHEW FA-GAN, M.Phil. ’11, Ecology, Evolution,and Environmental Biology, won theTa Liang Memorial AwardThe late MANNING MARABLE, theM. Moran Weston/Black AlumniCouncil Professor of African AmericanStudies, was posthumouslyawarded the Pulitzer Prize for hisbiography Malcolm X: A Life of Reinvention.Associate Professor DAVID LURIE,M.A. ’96, M.Phil. ’98, Ph.D. ’01,East Asian Languages and Cultures,received the Lionel Trilling Awardfor his book Realms of Literacy: EarlyJapan and the History of Writing.SARAH BRIDGER, M.A. ’05, M.Phil.’06, Ph.D. ’11, History, received theAllan Nevins Prize from the Societyof American Historians, a nationalaward for the best dissertation of thepast year.MATT JONES, James R. Barker AssociateProfessor of ContemporaryCivilization, received a 3-year MellonNew Directions grant, and a GuggenheimFellowship in the Humanities(History of Science, Technology, andEconomics).Doctoral candidates CARLOS MON-TES-GALDÓN, M.A. ’11, M.Phil. ’12,Economics, ANJULI KOLB, ’03CC,M.A. ’06, M.Phil. ’08, English andComparative Literature, andJOSEPH WOO, Chemical Engineering,received Columbia’s PresidentialAwards for Outstanding Teaching.MIWAKO TEZUKA, M.A. ’96,M.Phil. ’00, Ph.D. ’05, Art Historyand Archaeology, has become thedirector of the Japan Society GalleryPh.D. candidate JEFF ANDREWS,M.A. ’11, M.Phil. ’12, Astronomy,received an NRAO Student ObservingSupport Award.IGOR ARSENIN, M.Phil. ’94, Physics,joined Barclays as managingdirector and head of emerging Asiainterest rates strategy, based in Singapore.Ph.D. candidate FLORENCELAROCQUE, M.A. ’11, Political Science,has been awarded a TrudeauScholarship.ELLIOTT BERNSTEIN, M.A. ’07,East Asian Languages and Cultures,has published a new bilingual Chinese-Englishtextbook, 100 Topics inBusiness English, with Capital NormalUniversity Press in Beijing.Superscript 43Link back to contents page
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