Awards, honors and fellowships

Awards & Honors

December 11, 2002

Lemelson prize seeks student applicants

December 4, 2002

Three MIT students win Marshall Scholarships

December 4, 2002

Awards & Honors

November 20, 2002

Brownell named to Institute of Medicine

November 20, 2002

Carl Accardo of the Industrial Liasion Program, will receive the Order of the Sacred Treasure from the Japanese government. It is among the most prestigious honors to be accorded to foreigners.

Japanese honor Japan Office director

November 20, 2002

At the President's Community Service Award ceremony last week were (left to right) Rebecca Vest, award winner Kathy Reddick, President Charles M. Vest, award winner Michael Foley, Paul Parravano (co-director of the Office of Government and Community Relations), and Cambridge City Councillor Denise Simmons.

Community Service Awards go to CAC's Foley and NAACP's Reddick

November 20, 2002

Japanese honor director of MIT's Japan office

November 8, 2002

Marantz, Ziporyn named to new chairs

October 30, 2002

19 faculty members appointed to named professorships

October 30, 2002

Grants to study refugee issues are available through CIS

October 30, 2002

President Charles M. Vest (left) receives an award from Mike Kenyon of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and Department of Energy for increasing energy efficiency and reducing pollution at the William R. Dickson Cogeneration Facility.

Cogen plant wins environmental award

October 30, 2002

The ADDStrat team from the Alumni Association, Resource Development and the Treasurer's Office won an MIT Excellence Award in the category of "Building Bridges." Team members are (left to right) Mark Jacobs, Bonny Kellermann, Rose McGrath, Joseph Recchio, Helen Rose and Shelley Brown.

Teams, individuals honored at MIT Excellence Awards

October 30, 2002

Council for the Arts to present awards to Burrows and Brody

October 23, 2002

After his lecture on Friday, newly minted Nobelist Robert Horvitz gets a kiss from his wife, Martha Constantine-Paton, also a professor in biology at MIT.

New Nobelist Horvitz explains why we should care about cell death

October 23, 2002

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