The College of Engineering honors graduating seniors, outstanding faculty and TA’s
faculty honors
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Four professors are among the newly elected members of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences
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U.S. Rep. Salud Carbajal names Professor Tania Israel among 2019 Congressional Women of the Year
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Francisco Lomelí, retiring after 40 years at UCSB, is honored ‘for his contribution to Hispanic culture in the U.S.’
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Historian W. Patrick McCray awarded prestigious Smithsonian fellowship to advance his research
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Scholars honored by prestigious Chinese organization for their contributions to archaeology
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Three professors earn prestigious recognition from the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
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UCSB professor named 2017 Academy Film Scholar by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
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Keel will showcase his research when he delivers the annual Plous Lecture next spring
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UCSB physicist and permanent KITP member Joseph Polchinski wins prestigious 2017 Breakthrough Prize in Fundamental Physics
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Professor Francisco Lomelí is elected to the prestigious North American Academy of the Spanish Language
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UC Santa Barbara Chancellor Henry T. Yang is honored by the National Academy of Engineering
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UCSB’s Mario Garcia to be honored for distinguished contributions to the history of Latino activists
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Top award goes to UCSB anthropologist Jeffrey Hoelle’s study of ranching and cattle culture in western Amazonia
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President Obama awards National Medal of Technology and Innovation to UCSB research professor Arthur Gossard
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Astronomical society posthumously awards its prestigious Kuiper Prize to Stanton Peale, the late UCSB astrophysicist
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UCSB education professor emeritus Russell Rumberger is elected to the National Academy of Education
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Chris Van de Walle and Michael Doherty are among 102 new members for 2016
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UCSB professor Eileen Boris elected president of International Federation for Research in Women’s History
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The award recognizes sustained contributions to theoretical development or empirical research in communication studies
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Aída Hurtado is recognized by the National Association for Chicana and Chicano Studies
