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Faculty Honors Reception Faculty Honors Reception November 25, 2013 In recognition of New York University faculty who have received major awards, prizes, and special honors in 2013 for their scholarly and creative contributions. President John Sexton Provost David McLaughlin Faculty Honors Reception, 2013 New York University is proud to recognize the following recipients Professor Honor School LaRue Allen Chair, Institute of Medicine/National Raymond and Rosalee Weiss Professor of Research Council Committee on the Applied Psychology; Chair, Science of Children Birth to Age 8 Department of Applied Psychology; Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development José E. Alvarez Member, Institut de Droit International Herbert and Rose Rubin Professor of International Law; School of Law Jim Anderson GRAMMY for Best Surround Sound Professor, Clive Davis Institute of Album, The Recording Academy Recorded Music; Tisch School of the Arts Sinan Antoon Shortlisted, International Prize Associate Professor; Gallatin School of for Arabic Fiction Individualized Study Arjun Appadurai Honorary Doctorate, Erasmus Paulette Goddard Professor of Media, University, School of History, Culture, Culture, and Communication; Steinhardt and Communication School of Culture, Education, and Human Development Stephen Arnold One of the Best Papers of 2012, University Professor, Physics and American Institute of Physics Chemistry; NYU-Poly Denise Arzola Distinguished Honoree, NASW Latino Adjunct Lecturer and Faculty Advisor; Social Work Task Force Silver School of Social Work Rachel Barkow Distinguished Teaching Award, New Segal Family Professor of Regulatory Law York University; Appointed to U.S. and Policy; School of Law Sentencing Commission Robert Bauer Co-Chair, Bipartisan Presidential Distinguished Scholar in Residence and Commission on Election Senior Lecturer; School of Law Administration Juan Pablo Bello Fulbright U.S. Scholar Grant, Fulbright Associate Professor of Music Technology, Scholar Program Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development; Associated Faculty, Electrical and Computer Engineering and Center for Data Science Lauren Benton Silver Professorship, Dean, Graduate School of Arts and Science; New York University Silver Professor of History, Faculty of Arts and Science; Affiliated Professor, School of Law Stephen Bergen Dan Gordon Award, American College Professor of Prosthodontics; of Prosthodontists College of Dentistry 1 Tom Bishop Commandeur, Ordre des Arts Florence Lacaze Gould Professor of et des Lettres French Literature; Director, Center for French Civilization and Culture; Faculty of Arts and Science Joshua Blank National Reporter for the US for the Professor of Tax Practice and Faculty 2014 Congress, European Association Director, Graduate Tax Program; of Tax Law Professors School of Law Martin Blaser Fellow, American Academy of Arts George and Muriel Singer Professor of and Sciences Medicine; Professor of Microbiology; Director, Human Microbiome Program; School of Medicine Marie Boltz MEDSURG Nursing Research for Assistant Professor and Associate Director Practice Writer's Award, Academy for Research at NICHE; College of Nursing of Medical-Surgical Nurses; Fellow, Gerontological Society of America Richard Bonneau Top 10 Life Science Superstars 40 Associate Professor of Biology and and Under, Genetic Engineering and Computer Science; Faculty Director of Biotechnology News Bioinformatics; Faculty of Arts and Science and Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences Mary Brabeck Chair of the Board of Directors, Council Gale and Ira Drukier Dean and for the Accreditation of Educator Professor of Applied Psychology; Preparation; Distinguished Leader in Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, Education Award, Education Update and Human Development Wendy Budin Agnes and Rosemary Ludden Award Adjunct Professor; College of Nursing for Innovative Nursing Practice, NYU College of Nursing Alumni Association Gordon Campbell Member, New York City Board Professor of Practice; Wagner Graduate of Elections School of Public Service Mary Schmidt "People to Watch in Higher Education", Dean; Tisch School of the Arts Campbell Crain's New York Business Elizabeth Capezuti Distinguished Teaching Award, New Dr. John W. Rowe Professor in Successful York University; Nurse Leader in Aging Aging; Co-Director, Hartford Institute for Award, American Academy of Nursing Geriatric Nursing; College of Nursing and Hartford Foundation Justin Cappos Brilliant 10 List (Most Promising Assistant Professor of Computer Science Researchers Under 40), and Engineering; NYU-Poly Popular Science Myrna Cardiel Health Services Award, New York Clinical Assistant Professor of Neurology; League of Puerto Rican Women, Inc. School of Medicine Gino Cattani Richard R. Nelson Award Prize, Associate Professor of Management and Oxford Journals Organizations; Stern School of Business 2 Faculty Honors Reception, 2013 David Chalmers Fellow, American Academy of Arts Professor of Philosophy; Co- and Sciences Director, Center for Mind, Brain, and Consciousness; Faculty of Arts and Science Robert Chazan Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Faculty S. H. and Helen R. Scheuer Professor of Award, New York University Jewish History; Director, Wagner-Skirball Dual Degree Program; Co-Director, Doctoral Program in Education and Jewish Studies; Faculty of Arts and Science Jeffrey Cheeger Simons Fellow in Mathematics, Silver Professor of Mathematics; Courant Simons Foundation Institute of Mathematical Sciences Christine Choy Member, Academy of Motion Pictures Professor, Kanbar Institute of Film and Arts and Sciences Television; Tisch School of the Arts Dolly Chugh Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Faculty Assistant Professor of Management and Award, New York University Organizations; Stern School of Business Deborah Chyun 90 Nurses for 90 Years, Yale University Professor, Executive Associate Dean, School of Nursing and Director, Florence S. Downs PhD Program in Nursing Research and Theory Development, College of Nursing; Affiliate, Global Institute of Public Health Jean-Louis Cohen Fellowship, John Simon Guggenheim Sheldon H. Solow Professor in the History Memorial Foundation; Alice Davis of Architecture; Institute of Fine Arts Hitchcock Book Award, Society of Architectural Historians; Visiting Professor, College de France Jerome Cohen Lifetime Achievement Award, Professor of Law; School of Law American Society of Comparative Law; Building Bridges Award, Pacific Century Institute; Top 50 Innovators, AM Law Dalton Conley Visiting Scholar, Russell Sage University Professor; Professor of Foundation Sociology, Faculty of Arts and Science; Affiliated Faculty, Global Institute of Public Health, School of Medicine and Wagner Graduate School of Public Service Tara Cortes Fellow, Health and Aging Policy Professor of Geriatric Nursing; Executive Fellows Program Director, Hartford Institute for Geriatric Nursing; College of Nursing Suzanne Cusick Fellowship, American Council of Professor of Music; Faculty of Arts Learned Societies and Science Alina Das Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Faculty Assistant Professor of Clinical Law; Award, New York University; Daniel School of Law Levy Memorial Award for Outstanding Achievement in Immigration Law, LexisNexis 3 Philippe de Member, French Académie des Fiske Kimball Professor in the History and Montebello Beaux-Arts Culture of Museums; Institute of Fine Arts Percy Deift Silver Professorship, Silver Professor of Mathematics; Courant New York University Institute of Mathematical Sciences Lowell Detweiler Distinguished Teaching Award, Associate Arts Professor, Department of New York University Design for Stage and Film; Tisch School of the Arts Hasia Diner President, Immigration and Ethnic Professor of Hebrew and Judaic Studies History Society and History; Paul S. and Sylvia Steinberg Professor of American Jewish History; Director, Goldstein-Goren Center for American Jewish History; Director, Undergraduate Studies; Faculty of Arts and Science Cecilia Dintino Performance Award, North American Adjunct Professor, Drama Therapy Drama Therapy Association Program; Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development Maja Djukic Rising Star Research Award, Eastern Assistant Professor; College of Nursing Nursing Research Society E.L. Doctorow Distinguished Contribution to Lewis and Loretta Glucksman Professor American Letters, National Book in American Letters; Professor of English; Foundation; Gold Medal for Fiction, Faculty of Arts and Science American Academy of Arts and Letters Norman Dorsen Norman Dorsen Presidential Prize Frederick I. and Grace A. Stokes Professor established in his honor, American Civil of Law and Co-Director, Arthur Garfield Liberties Union; Honorary Doctorate, Hays Civil Liberties Program, School of University of Buenos Aires School Law; Counselor to the President of Law of the University Fabienne Doucet Member, Institute of Medicine/ Associate Professor of Education; Content National Research Council Committee Area Director, Early Childhood Education; on the Science of Children Birth Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, to Age 8 and Human Development Lisa Duggan President, American Studies Professor of Social and Cultural Analysis; Association Faculty of Arts and Science Nicholas Economides Gabby Award for Education, Greek Professor of Economics; Stern School America Foundation of Business Glenn Eichler Primetime Emmy Award for Adjunct Instructor, Goldberg Department Outstanding Writing for a Variety of Dramatic Writing; Tisch School Series, Academy of
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