2020: Wangui Muigai (African and African American studies)
2017: Siri Suh (Sociology)
2018: Janet McIntosh (Anthropology), Honorable mention for Unsettled: Denial and Belonging among White Kenyans
2019: Daniel Kryder (politics), Punch Sulzberger Award for Innovative Storytelling
2015-2016 Jon Anjaria (Anthropology), Senior Research Fellowship
2019: Sarah Lamb (Anthropology)
2019: Yuri Doolan (History), Travel Grant
2021: Naghmeh Sohrabi (History)
Laura Miller (Sociology), Fellowship in Culinary Bibliography (with Emilie Hardman)
2016: Abigail Cooper (History)
2015: Pascal Menoret (Anthropology), Joyriding in Riyadh
2018-2019: Wendy Cadge (Sociology)
2017, 2015: Beth Clark (Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies)
2019-2021: Wendy Cadge (Sociology)
2016: Leah Wright Rigueur (History)
2019: Karen Hansen (Sociology), ESS Merit Award
2019-2020: Wendy Cadge (Sociology)
2018-2019: Raphael Schoenle (Economics)
2016: Yuri Doolan (History)
2015: Brian Horton (Anthropology)
2019-2020: Joshua Goodman (Economics)
Harvard University Radcliffe Summer Fellowship, 2016 and Davis Center for Russian and Eurasian Studies Visting Scholar, 2015: Elizabeth Brainerd (Economics)
2017-2021: Wendy Cadge (Sociology)
2016: Leah Gordon (Education), Linda Eisenmann Book Prize
2019-2020: Geoffrey Clarke (Economics)
2018 –2019: Leah Wright Rigueur (History), W.E.B. Du Bois Fellowship
2020: Yuri Doolan (History), Carlton C. Qualey Memorial Article Award
2020: Chandler Rosenberger (International and Global Studies)
2015: Wangui Muigai (African and African American studies)
2016-2017: Yuri Doolan (History)
2015: Varun Chaudhry (Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies)
2016: Chandler Rosenberger (International and Global Studies)
2018: Abigail Cooper (History)
2019-2020: Anita Hannig (Anthropology) Harry Lyman Hooker Distinguished Visiting Professor, Department of Religious Studies
2019: Sara Shostak (Sociology)
2016, 2018: Javier Urcid (Anthropology)
2016-2019, 2017-2020, 2019-2024: Angela Gutchess (Psychology)
2018: Daniel Kryder (politics), Innovative Storyteller Award for “The Four Days in 1968 that Reshaped D.C.”
2014, 2015, 2016, 2017: Shoniqua Roach (African and African American studies)
2019: Yuri Doolan (History)
2018: Jill Greenlea (politics), Elsie Hillman Prize
2017-2018: Leah Wright Rigueur (History)
2015-2016: Wangui Muigai (African and African American studies)
2020-2022: Gregory Freeze (History)
2017: Javier Urcid (Anthropology)
2015, 2016, 2017: Shoniqua Roach (African and African American studies)
2016: V Varun Chaudhry (Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies)
2019: Elizabeth Ferry (Anthropology) [with Stephen Ferry] 1st prize, Victor Turner Prize in Ethnographic Writing for La Batea
2017: Pascal Menoret (Anthropology)
2018: Laura Miller, Publication Award for Building Nature's Market: The Business and Politics of Natural Foods
2016: Beth Clark (Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies)
2015-2021: James Pustejovsky (Linguistics)
2019: Wendy Cadge (Sociology)
2017, 2018: Shoniqua Roach (African and African American studies)
2018-2019: Amy Singer (History), Visiting Fellow, All Souls College
2020: Jyette Klausen (Politics)
2015: Anita Hannig (Anthropology)
2018: V Varun Chaudhry (Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies)