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MIT Faculty Newsletter  
Vol. XXV No. 5
May / June 2013
contents
A Letter to the Class of 2013
City Council Approval of MITIMCo Petition Only Beginning of MIT 2030 Review
The Magic Beyond the MOOCs
Memorial Resolution for Officer Sean Collier
Why I Decided to Transition to Professor Without Tenure, Retired
Stephen Lippard Wins Killian Award
MIT's New Modular Learning Management System: The Evolution from Stellar
Learning From Students
Housing MIT's Graduate Students: Framing the Inquiry and Shaping the Dialogue
How Online Education Might Impact the Future of Mathematics Departments
Steve Hall New Faculty Chair
Support for the Rising Complexity of MIT's International Students
Working Alone at MIT
Mental Illness as a Disease
Applauding Proposed MIT School of Education
MIT Professional Education: Call for 2014 Summer Short Programs
from the 2013 Student Quality of Life Survey (Undergraduates)
from the 2013 Student Quality of Life Survey (Graduate Students)
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Stephen Lippard Wins Killian Award

 

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Arthur Amos Noyes Professor of Chemistry Stephen J. Lippard

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Professor of Chemistry and Faculty Newsletter Editorial Board member Stephen J. Lippard has won the 2013 James R. Killian Jr. Faculty Achievement Award.

Named after MIT’s 10th president, the Award was established in 1971 “to recognize extraordinary professional accomplishments by MIT faculty members and to communicate these accomplishments to members of the MIT community.”

Announced at the May 15 Institute faculty meeting, the Award committee honored Lippard’s “groundbreaking work [that] has pushed back the frontiers of inorganic chemistry, while simultaneously paving the way for improvements in human health and the conquering of disease.”

Among many awards and honors, Lippard has also been elected to the National Academy of Sciences, the National Institute of Medicine, and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.

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