Jack received the UC Berkeley Edward A. Dickson Emeriti Professorship in 2016, a prestigious award that recognizes dedicated Emeriti who have made outstanding and far-reaching contributions to teaching, research, and public service.
HHMI Investigator and MCB Professor Barbara Meyer was awarded the American Society for Cell Biology's (ASCB) highest honor for science, the E.B. Wilson Medal, for her significant and far-reaching contributions to cell biology over a lifetime in science.
The ACM Special Interest Group on Data Communications (ACM SIGCOMM) will present its highest honor to Dr. Sally Floyd for her far-reaching contributions to Internet architecture and her work in identifying practical ways to control and stabilize Internet congestion.
The lecture series, named in honor of Sloan Program graduate Percy Allen II for his far-reaching contributions to the health care industry, brings to campus an accomplished and high-profile leader from the health care sector working to address the needs of underserved urban communities.
Dr. Friedman's colleagues in medicine and nutrition at Tufts and Tufts-New England Medical Center, ofe of its affiliated teaching hospitals, recognize the many important and far-reaching contributions he made to the study and practice of internal medicine, cardiology, diabetes and metabolism, endocrinology and clinical nutrition.
Among other honors, in 1969 Lejeune received the William Allan Memorial Award, the American Society of Human Genetics's top prize, bestowed annually in recognition of "substantial and far-reaching scientific contributions to human genetics," according to the society's website.
But the most conspicuous and far-reaching of his contributions is the rule that bears his name, adopted in 2003, requiring that at least one minority candidate be interviewed for coaching positions.
His works should therefore, in the first instance, be read as contributions to this far-reaching theological and philosophical movement and research program.
While not as far-reaching or comprehensive, Sir William's contributions to Shakespeare scholarship during the course of his Warwickshire research are not insignificant.
