Edward A Dickson Emeriti Professorship AWARD
The Dickson Emeritus Professorship Award is funded from a gift endowment established by the late Edward A. Dickson, Regent of the University of California, to honor outstanding research, scholarly work, teaching, and service performed by an Emeritus or Emerita Professor since retirement.
AWARDEES BY CAMPUS
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BERKELEY
2020-2021
Robert E. Bergman, Chemistry
Hugh Richmond, English
2019-2020
David Bogy, Mechanical Engineering
Robert Glaeser, Molecular and Cell Biology
2018-2019
Jan de Vries, History
Christina Maslach, Psychology
2017-2018
Mary Ann Mason, Social Welfare
Kenneth Polse, Optometry
2016–2017
John Casida, Environmental Science, Policy, & Management
Jack Kirsch, Molecular and Cell Biology
2015-2016
Joel Altman, English
Carols Munoz Jr., Ethnic Studies
2014-2015
Alan H. Nelson, English
Joseph W. Wolf, Mathematics
2013–2014
Jerry Cradock, Spanish and Portuguese
John M. Prausnitz, Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
2012–2013
Arlie Hochschild, Sociology
2011–2012
C. Roger Glassey, Industrial Engineering & Operations Research
2008–2009
Robert Sawyer, Mechanical Engineering
2007–2008
Joseph Duggan, French
DAVIS
2021–2022
Howard Ferris, Entomology and Nematology
Fredric Gorin, Neurology
Halifu Osumare, African American and African Studies
2020–2021
Suad Joseph, Anthropology and Gender, Sexuality and Women's Studies
Robert "Bob" Rucker, Nutrition
2019–2020
Gyöngy Laky, Art
2018–2019
Caroline Chantry, Pediatrics
Anthony Philipps, School of Medicine
2017–2018
Peter Hays
Martha Macri
Frederic Troy
2016–2017
Brian Higgins
Gerald Kost
Bruce Lyeth
2015–2016
Roy Bellhorn
Nicole Woolsey Biggart
John Meeks
Dennis Wilson
2014–2015
Dan Anderson, Agricultural and Environmental Sciences
Hugh Dingle, Entomology
Martha Macri, Native American Studies
Peter Schiffman, Geology
2013–2014
William Jackson, Chemistry
Bill Lasley, School of Medicine
James Murphy, English
Cal Qualset, Plant Sciences
2012–2013
George Bruening, Plant Pathology
Robert Rucker, Nutrition
James Seiber, Food Science and Technology
Yin Yeh, Applied Science
2011–2012
Peter Hays, English
Don Price, History
Kurt Kreith, Mathematics
Charles Halsted, Internal Medicine and Nutrition
2010–2011
Robert Derlet and Charles Goldman, Limnology
Karen M. Reiser, UCD Health System
Robbin W. Thorp, Entomology
2009–2010
n/a
2008–2009
Emanual Epstein, Plant Physiology
2007–2008
Verne Mendel, Neurobiology, Physiology and Behavior
2006–2007
Richard Walters, Computer Science and Medical Informatics
IRVINE
2012–2013
J. Hillis Miller, English
2011–2012
Keith L. Nelson, History
2009–2010
Robert Folkenflick, English Literature
Ellen Greenberger, Physiology and Human Behavior
2006–2007
Barbara Hamkalo, Microbiology and Biochemistry
Lyman Porter, Business
2003–2004
Harold Moore, Chemistry
Spencer Olin, History
LOS ANGELES
2020–2021
Benjamin Bonavida, Microbiology, Immunology, & Molecular Genetics
Warwick Peacock, Neurosurgery
Donald Shoup, Urban Planning
2019–2020
Christopher Cooper Medicine & Physiology
Kendall Houk Chemistry & Biochemistry
Pamela Munro Linguistics
2018–2019
Richard L. Abel, Law
Ivan Berend, History
James Cherry, Pediatrics
2016–2017
Robert Bjork, Psychology
E. Richard Stiehm, Pediatrics
Martin Wachs, Urban Planning
2017–2018
William A.V. Clark, Geography
Rita Effros, Pathology and Laboratory Medicine
Judea Pearl, Computer Science
2013–2014
Eric Fonkalsrud, Pediatric Surgery
Howard Suber, Film, Theater and Television
2012–2013
Charlotte Neuman, Public Health
Vuvian Sobchack, Theatre Arts
Lawrence Kruger, Neurobiology
2011–2012
Ronald M. Andersen, Human Services and Sociology
Wesley S. Moore, Surgery
Hartmut EF Scharfe, Sanskrit, Pali and Indic
Mel Seeman, Sociology
2010–2011
Joyce Oldham, History
Kenneth L. Karst, Law
Donald P. Tashkin, Medicine
2009–2010
Malcom Cole, Music
H. A. Cole, English
Adrzej Korbonski, Political Science
Gary Nash, History
2006–2007
Lester Breslow, Public Health
Arnold Band, Comparative Literature
Sydney Finegold, Microbiology, Immunology, Molecular Genetics
RIVERSIDE
2021–2022
n/a
2020–2021
George Haggerty, English
David Swanson, Sociology
Larry Wright, Philosophy
2019–2020
George Haggerty, English
David Swanson, Sociology
Larry Wright, Philosophy
2018–2019
Carlos Cortés, History
Howard Friedman, Psychology
Jonathan Turner, Sociology
2017–2018
David Fairris, Economics
Susan Hackwood, Electrical Engineering
Wendy Rogers, Dance
2016–2017
Wendy Ashmore, Anthropology
2015–2016
Lawrence Harper, Mathematics
Susan Carter, Economics
2014–2015
Richard Sutch, Economics
Roger Ransom, History
Malempati Rao, Mathematics
2013–2014
Irwin Wall, History
Michael Pollak, Physics & Astronomy
Ronald Chilcote, Economics
2012–2013
Kaathleen Montgomery, Business
2011–2012
George Slusser, Comparative Literature
Ben Stoltzfus, Comparative Literature
2010–2011
Edward Platzner, Nematology and Biology
2009–2010
Passanta Pattaik, Economics
2008–2009
Frederick K. Gable, Music
2007–2008
Mir S. Mulla, Entomology
SAN DIEGO
2020–2021
Jeanne Ferrante Computer Science and Engineering
Laurence Brunton, Pharmacology
2019–2020
James Dunford, Emergency Medicine
Morton Printz, Pharmacology
2018–2019
Joel Dimsdale, Psychiatry
Henry C. Powell, Pathology
2017–2018
Marguerite Jackson, Family and Preventive Medicine
Cecil Lytle, Music
John Wheeler, Chemistry and Biochemistry
2015–2016
Ruth Covell, Family Medicine and Public Health
Charles Kennel, Scripps Institute of Oceanography
2016–2017
David Bailey, Pathology
Ann Craig, Political Science
David Miller, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
2014–2015
Jack C. Fisher, Surgery
Wayne Cornelius, Political Science
2013–2014
Richard Somerville, Scripps Institute of Oceanography
2012–2013
Melvin H. Green, Biology
2011–2012
Marjorie Caserio, Chemistry
Lea Rudee, Electrical and Computer Engineering
2007–2008
Kurt Benirschke, Pathology
Sandy Lakoff, Political Science
2010–2011
Jerry Schneider, Pediatrics
2008–2009
Peter Farrell, Music
Robert Hamburger, Pediatrics
SAN FRANCISCO
2013–2014
Michael Thaler
Educator, Scientist, Physician, Historian
2010–2011
Dilworth Cannon, Orthopedic Surgery
Nancy Bly, Physics; Therapy
Ernest Newbrun, School of Dentistry
Edward Sikles, Radiology
SANTA BARBARA
2021–2022
Francisco Lomeli, Spanish & Portuguese and Chicano Studies
Michael Furlong, Education
2020–2021
Howard Giles, Communication
2019–2020
Oliver Chadwick, Earth Science
2018–2019
Alice Condodina, Theater and Dance
2017–2018
Michael Jochim, Anthropology
2016–2017
Sandra Thompson, Linguistics
2015–2016
Arthur Sylvester, Earth Sciences
2013–2014
Sanjit Mitra, Electrical and Computer Engineering
2012–2013
Alice Condadina, Theatre and Dance
Steven Fisher, Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology
2011–2012
Daniel Morse
Molecular, Cellular, Developmental Biology
2010–2011
Mark Rose, English
2008–2009
Ursula Mahlendorf, Germanic, Slavic, Semitic Studies
2009–2010
William Forge, Philosophy
2007–2008
Melvyn Semmel, Gevirtz Graduate School of Education
2006–2007
Daniel Hone, Physics
2005–2006
Roberto Collins, History, Culture of Sudan and East Africa
2003–2004
Barbara Voorhies, Anthropology
SANTA CRUZ
2021–2022
Dana Frank, History
Thomas Pettigrew, Sociology
Karen Tei Yamashita, Literature
2020–2021
Shelly Errington, Anthropology
John Brown Childs, Sociology
Andrew Szasz, Sociology
2019–2020
Diane Gifford-Gonzalez, Anthropology
Leta Miller, Music
Linda Burman-Hall, Music
2018–2019
Pat Zavella, Latin American and Latino Studies
Frank Bridges, Physics
Dominic Massaro, Psychology
2017–2018
Murray Baumgarten, Literature
Catherine Cooper, Psychology
E.G. Crichton, Arts
2016–2017
Lewis Watts, Arts
Charles (Chip) Lord, Arts
2013–2014
Eduardo Orias, Ecology, Evolution and Marine Biology
2011–2012
Bruce Bridgeman, Psychology and Psychobiology
Jonathan Beecher, History
2010–2011
George Brown, Physics
Donald Wiberg, Electrical Engineering
2006–2007
Harold Widom, Mathematics
2020-2021
Robert E. Bergman, Chemistry
Hugh Richmond, English
2019-2020
David Bogy, Mechanical Engineering
Robert Glaeser, Molecular and Cell Biology
2018-2019
Jan de Vries, History
Christina Maslach, Psychology
2017-2018
Mary Ann Mason, Social Welfare
Kenneth Polse, Optometry
2016–2017
John Casida, Environmental Science, Policy, & Management
Jack Kirsch, Molecular and Cell Biology
2015-2016
Joel Altman, English
Carols Munoz Jr., Ethnic Studies
2014-2015
Alan H. Nelson, English
Joseph W. Wolf, Mathematics
2013–2014
Jerry Cradock, Spanish and Portuguese
John M. Prausnitz, Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
2012–2013
Arlie Hochschild, Sociology
2011–2012
C. Roger Glassey, Industrial Engineering & Operations Research
2008–2009
Robert Sawyer, Mechanical Engineering
2007–2008
Joseph Duggan, French
DAVIS
2021–2022
Howard Ferris, Entomology and Nematology
Fredric Gorin, Neurology
Halifu Osumare, African American and African Studies
2020–2021
Suad Joseph, Anthropology and Gender, Sexuality and Women's Studies
Robert "Bob" Rucker, Nutrition
2019–2020
Gyöngy Laky, Art
2018–2019
Caroline Chantry, Pediatrics
Anthony Philipps, School of Medicine
2017–2018
Peter Hays
Martha Macri
Frederic Troy
2016–2017
Brian Higgins
Gerald Kost
Bruce Lyeth
2015–2016
Roy Bellhorn
Nicole Woolsey Biggart
John Meeks
Dennis Wilson
2014–2015
Dan Anderson, Agricultural and Environmental Sciences
Hugh Dingle, Entomology
Martha Macri, Native American Studies
Peter Schiffman, Geology
2013–2014
William Jackson, Chemistry
Bill Lasley, School of Medicine
James Murphy, English
Cal Qualset, Plant Sciences
2012–2013
George Bruening, Plant Pathology
Robert Rucker, Nutrition
James Seiber, Food Science and Technology
Yin Yeh, Applied Science
2011–2012
Peter Hays, English
Don Price, History
Kurt Kreith, Mathematics
Charles Halsted, Internal Medicine and Nutrition
2010–2011
Robert Derlet and Charles Goldman, Limnology
Karen M. Reiser, UCD Health System
Robbin W. Thorp, Entomology
2009–2010
n/a
2008–2009
Emanual Epstein, Plant Physiology
2007–2008
Verne Mendel, Neurobiology, Physiology and Behavior
2006–2007
Richard Walters, Computer Science and Medical Informatics
IRVINE
2012–2013
J. Hillis Miller, English
2011–2012
Keith L. Nelson, History
2009–2010
Robert Folkenflick, English Literature
Ellen Greenberger, Physiology and Human Behavior
2006–2007
Barbara Hamkalo, Microbiology and Biochemistry
Lyman Porter, Business
2003–2004
Harold Moore, Chemistry
Spencer Olin, History
LOS ANGELES
2020–2021
Benjamin Bonavida, Microbiology, Immunology, & Molecular Genetics
Warwick Peacock, Neurosurgery
Donald Shoup, Urban Planning
2019–2020
Christopher Cooper Medicine & Physiology
Kendall Houk Chemistry & Biochemistry
Pamela Munro Linguistics
2018–2019
Richard L. Abel, Law
Ivan Berend, History
James Cherry, Pediatrics
2016–2017
Robert Bjork, Psychology
E. Richard Stiehm, Pediatrics
Martin Wachs, Urban Planning
2017–2018
William A.V. Clark, Geography
Rita Effros, Pathology and Laboratory Medicine
Judea Pearl, Computer Science
2013–2014
Eric Fonkalsrud, Pediatric Surgery
Howard Suber, Film, Theater and Television
2012–2013
Charlotte Neuman, Public Health
Vuvian Sobchack, Theatre Arts
Lawrence Kruger, Neurobiology
2011–2012
Ronald M. Andersen, Human Services and Sociology
Wesley S. Moore, Surgery
Hartmut EF Scharfe, Sanskrit, Pali and Indic
Mel Seeman, Sociology
2010–2011
Joyce Oldham, History
Kenneth L. Karst, Law
Donald P. Tashkin, Medicine
2009–2010
Malcom Cole, Music
H. A. Cole, English
Adrzej Korbonski, Political Science
Gary Nash, History
2006–2007
Lester Breslow, Public Health
Arnold Band, Comparative Literature
Sydney Finegold, Microbiology, Immunology, Molecular Genetics
RIVERSIDE
2021–2022
n/a
2020–2021
George Haggerty, English
David Swanson, Sociology
Larry Wright, Philosophy
2019–2020
George Haggerty, English
David Swanson, Sociology
Larry Wright, Philosophy
2018–2019
Carlos Cortés, History
Howard Friedman, Psychology
Jonathan Turner, Sociology
2017–2018
David Fairris, Economics
Susan Hackwood, Electrical Engineering
Wendy Rogers, Dance
2016–2017
Wendy Ashmore, Anthropology
2015–2016
Lawrence Harper, Mathematics
Susan Carter, Economics
2014–2015
Richard Sutch, Economics
Roger Ransom, History
Malempati Rao, Mathematics
2013–2014
Irwin Wall, History
Michael Pollak, Physics & Astronomy
Ronald Chilcote, Economics
2012–2013
Kaathleen Montgomery, Business
2011–2012
George Slusser, Comparative Literature
Ben Stoltzfus, Comparative Literature
2010–2011
Edward Platzner, Nematology and Biology
2009–2010
Passanta Pattaik, Economics
2008–2009
Frederick K. Gable, Music
2007–2008
Mir S. Mulla, Entomology
SAN DIEGO
2020–2021
Jeanne Ferrante Computer Science and Engineering
Laurence Brunton, Pharmacology
2019–2020
James Dunford, Emergency Medicine
Morton Printz, Pharmacology
2018–2019
Joel Dimsdale, Psychiatry
Henry C. Powell, Pathology
2017–2018
Marguerite Jackson, Family and Preventive Medicine
Cecil Lytle, Music
John Wheeler, Chemistry and Biochemistry
2015–2016
Ruth Covell, Family Medicine and Public Health
Charles Kennel, Scripps Institute of Oceanography
2016–2017
David Bailey, Pathology
Ann Craig, Political Science
David Miller, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
2014–2015
Jack C. Fisher, Surgery
Wayne Cornelius, Political Science
2013–2014
Richard Somerville, Scripps Institute of Oceanography
2012–2013
Melvin H. Green, Biology
2011–2012
Marjorie Caserio, Chemistry
Lea Rudee, Electrical and Computer Engineering
2007–2008
Kurt Benirschke, Pathology
Sandy Lakoff, Political Science
2010–2011
Jerry Schneider, Pediatrics
2008–2009
Peter Farrell, Music
Robert Hamburger, Pediatrics
SAN FRANCISCO
2013–2014
Michael Thaler
Educator, Scientist, Physician, Historian
2010–2011
Dilworth Cannon, Orthopedic Surgery
Nancy Bly, Physics; Therapy
Ernest Newbrun, School of Dentistry
Edward Sikles, Radiology
SANTA BARBARA
2021–2022
Francisco Lomeli, Spanish & Portuguese and Chicano Studies
Michael Furlong, Education
2020–2021
Howard Giles, Communication
2019–2020
Oliver Chadwick, Earth Science
2018–2019
Alice Condodina, Theater and Dance
2017–2018
Michael Jochim, Anthropology
2016–2017
Sandra Thompson, Linguistics
2015–2016
Arthur Sylvester, Earth Sciences
2013–2014
Sanjit Mitra, Electrical and Computer Engineering
2012–2013
Alice Condadina, Theatre and Dance
Steven Fisher, Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology
2011–2012
Daniel Morse
Molecular, Cellular, Developmental Biology
2010–2011
Mark Rose, English
2008–2009
Ursula Mahlendorf, Germanic, Slavic, Semitic Studies
2009–2010
William Forge, Philosophy
2007–2008
Melvyn Semmel, Gevirtz Graduate School of Education
2006–2007
Daniel Hone, Physics
2005–2006
Roberto Collins, History, Culture of Sudan and East Africa
2003–2004
Barbara Voorhies, Anthropology
SANTA CRUZ
2021–2022
Dana Frank, History
Thomas Pettigrew, Sociology
Karen Tei Yamashita, Literature
2020–2021
Shelly Errington, Anthropology
John Brown Childs, Sociology
Andrew Szasz, Sociology
2019–2020
Diane Gifford-Gonzalez, Anthropology
Leta Miller, Music
Linda Burman-Hall, Music
2018–2019
Pat Zavella, Latin American and Latino Studies
Frank Bridges, Physics
Dominic Massaro, Psychology
2017–2018
Murray Baumgarten, Literature
Catherine Cooper, Psychology
E.G. Crichton, Arts
2016–2017
Lewis Watts, Arts
Charles (Chip) Lord, Arts
2013–2014
Eduardo Orias, Ecology, Evolution and Marine Biology
2011–2012
Bruce Bridgeman, Psychology and Psychobiology
Jonathan Beecher, History
2010–2011
George Brown, Physics
Donald Wiberg, Electrical Engineering
2006–2007
Harold Widom, Mathematics