USC Associates Award for Creativity
in Research

2007

• Cheng-Ming Chuong (Pathology)
• Mark Thompson (Chemistry)

2006

• Theodore W. Berger (Biomedical Engineering)
• David James (Critical Studies)

2005

• Stephen Hartke (Music)
• Larry Swanson (Biological Sciences, Psychology and Neurology)

2004

• Terence Langdon (Engineering)
• Elyn Saks (Law)

2003

• Adrian Raine (Psychology)
• John E. Wills, Jr. (Chinese History)

2002

• Barry Glassner (Sociology)
• Charles G. Sammis (Geophysics/Materials Science)

2001

• Myron F. Goodman (Molecular Biology)
• William H. Steier (Electrical Engineering)

2000

• G. K. Surya Prakash (Chemistry)
• Richard F. Thompson (Psychology and Biological Sciences)

1999

• Irving Biederman (Letters, Arts and Sciences)
• Jean C. Shih (Pharmacy)

1998

• Dagmar Barnouw (Letters, Arts and Sciences)
• Michael Lai (Microbiology)

1997

• Malcolm W. Klein (Letters, Arts and Sciences)
• Joseph Aoun (Letters, Arts and Sciences)

1996

• Leonard Adleman (Computer Science)
• Malcolm Pike (Preventive Medicine)

1995

• Richard N. Bergman (Physiology and Biophysics)
• Marsha Kinder (Cinema-Television)

1994

• Judith Resnik (Law)
• Elsa Garmire (Electrical Engineering)

1993

• Kei Aki (Geological Sciences)
• Michael J. Dear (Geography)

1992

• Miriam M. Susskind (Molecular Biology)
• Michael S. Waterman (Biological Sciences)

1991

• Vern L. Bengtson (Gerontology)
• Melvin A. Breuer (Electrical Engineering)

1990

• Larry R. Dalton (Chemistry)
• Joshua S. Goldstein (International Relations)

1989

• Lois W. Banner (S.W.M.S.)
• Edward E. Lawler III (Business Administration)

1988

• William F. Benedict (Pediatrics)
• Irving S. Reed (Electrical Engineering)

1987

• Shaul G. Massry (Medicine)
• Daniel Pollack (Music)

1986

• Christopher A. Reed (Chemistry)
• James N. Rosenau (International Relations)

1985

• Caleb E. Finch (Gerontology)
• George A. Olah (Chemistry)

1984

• Sidney W. Benson (Chemistry)
• Kazumi Maki (Physics)

1983

• Peter A. Jones (Biological Chemistry)
• Curt F. Wittig (Physics)

1982

• Jackson I. Cope (Letters, Arts and Sciences)
• Charles Heidelberger (Medicine)

1981

• James O'Toole (Management and Organization)
• Arieh Warshel (Chemistry)

1980

• Charles Ritcheson (History)
• Harold C. Slavkin (Dentistry)
• Christopher D. Stone (Law)

1979

• Robert Bau (Chemistry)
• James E. Birren (Psychology)

1978

• Samuel P. Bessman (Pharmacology and Nutrition)
• Otto O. Schnepp (Letters, Arts and Sciences)

1977

• Philip J. Stephens (Chemistry)

1976

• Robert W. Hellwarth (Electrical Engineering)
• Charles A. McClelland (Letters, Arts and Sciences)
• Hershel Parker (Letters, Arts and Sciences)

1975

• Richard C. Dales (History)
• Sally F. Moore (Letters, Arts and Sciences)
• Peter K. Vogt (Microbiology)

1974

• Donald J. Greene (English)
• Howard S. Taylor (Chemistry)

1973

• Arnold Dunn (Biological Sciences)
• A. Lloyd Moote (History)

1971

• Lucien A. Bavetta (Dentistry)
• Sergio P. S. Porto (Letters, Arts and Sciences)

1970

• Arthur W. Adamson (Chemistry)
• Max F. Schulz (English)

1969

• William W. Grings (Psychology)
• William G. Spitzer (Physics, Astronomy and Electrophysics)

1968

• Arnold F. Brodie (Biological Sciences)
• Solomon W. Golomb (Electrical Engineering/Systems)

1967

• Orville L. Bandy (Letters, Arts and Sciences)
• John T. Waterman (Letters, Arts and Sciences)

1966

• Francis Christensen (Letters, Arts and Sciences)
• Olga Hartman (Biological Sciences)

1965

• Colin R. Lovell (Letters, Arts and Sciences)
• Bruce R. McElderry (Letters, Arts and Sciences)

1964

• Bruce R. Anton (Letters, Arts and Sciences)
• J. P. Guilford (Letters, Arts and Sciences)

1963

• Herbert Busemann (Letters, Arts and Sciences)
• John L. Webb (Pharmacology)

USC Associates Award for Excellence
in Teaching

2007

• Margaret F. Rosenthal (Italian)
• Alexander A. Sawchuk (Electrical Engineering)

2006

• Charles McKenna (Chemistry and Pharmaceutical Sciences)
• Michael Messner (Sociology)

2005

• Drew Casper (Cinema-Television)
• Alison Dundes Renteln (Law)

2004

• Werner Dappen (Physics and Astronomy)
• William McComas (Science Education)

2003

• Sharon Marie Carnicke (Theatre, and Slavic Languages and Literatures)
• Alan Willner (Electrical Engineering)

2002

• Jean Morrison (Earth Sciences)

2001

• Howard Gillman (Political Science)
• Maged Dessouky (Industrial and Systems Engineering)

2000

• Thomas N. Habinek (Classics)
• Joel E. Schechter (Cell and Neurobiology)

1999

• Nelson "Gene" Bickers (Physics and Astronomy)
• Delores A. Conway (Business)

1998

• Stanley P. Azen (Biometry and Epidemiology)
• Judith Grant (Political Science)

1997

• Edwin McCann (Philosophy)
• Achva Benzinberg Stein (Architecture)

1996

• Roberta Diaz Brinton (Molecular Pharmacology and Toxicology)
Amy Richlin (Classics and S.W.M.S.)

1995

• William O. McClure (Biological Sciences and Neurology)
• Jon Miller (Sociology)

1994

• Charles G. Sammis (Geological Sciences)
• Nancy J. Vickers (Comparative Literature)

1993

• Gerald C. Davison (Psychology)
• H. Edward Ransford (Sociology)

1992

• Eric H. Cohen (Pediatrics)
• Steven J. Ross (History)

1991

• Carolyn J. Dewald (Classics)
• Larry G. Redekopp (Aerospace Engineering)

1990

• Sheldon Kamieniecki (Political Science)
• Terry L. Seip (History)

1989

• J. Lawford Anderson (Geological Sciences)
• Lawrence A. Singer (Chemistry)

1988

• Eunice D. Howe (Art History)
• Doyce B. Nunis, Jr. (History)

1987

• Steven L. Lamy (International Relations)
• Denis Mitchell (Psychology)

1986

• David Eggenschwiler (English)
• Harrison M. Kurtz (Biological Sciences)

1985

• Gerald J. Bender (International Relations)
• Peter J. Manning (English)

1984

• Paul W. Knoll (History)
• Steven J. Morse (Law)

1983

• Gerald A. Segal (Chemistry)
• Marjorie G. Perloff (English)

1982

• Nake M. Kamrany (Economics)
• Virginia James Tufte (English)