Former MacVicar Fellows

2003

Peter Child: Music and Theater Arts

Isabelle de Courtivron: Foreign Languages and Literatures

Jesús A. del Alamo: Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

Barbara Imperiali: Chemistry

Ian A. Waitz: Aeronautics and Astronautics

“Students love to learn from these teachers” - MIT News Office
“Professors Named Fellows, Classrooms on Exhibit” - The Tech

2002

Alan H. Guth: Physics

Steven R. Hall: Aeronautics and Astronautics

Kip V. Hodges: formerly of Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences now at Arizona State University

Nancy G. Kanwisher: Brain and Cognitive Sciences

David Thorburn: Literature

“Five Faculty Members Named MacVicar Fellows for 2002” - MIT News Office
“Five Professors Named MacVicar Fellows” - The Tech

2001

Mary C. Boyce: Mechanical Engineering

Anne M. Mayes: formerly of Materials Science and Engineering 1964-2011

David A. Mindell: Program in Science, Technology, and Society

Heidi M. Nepf: Civil Engineering

Janet Sonenberg: Music and Theater Arts

J. Kim Vandiver: Mechanical and Ocean Engineering

“Six are named as MacVicar Fellows” - MIT Offices Office
“Ceremony Today Honors New MacVicar Fellows” - The Tech

2000

Rohan Abeyaratne: Mechanical Engineering

John W. Belcher: Physics

Ernest G. Cravalho: Mechanical Engineering

Dava J. Newman: Aeronautics and Astronautics

Steven Pinker: formerly of Brain and Cognitive Sciences now at Harvard University

Jacquelyn C. Yanch: Nuclear Engineering

“Six are named MacVicar Fellows” - - MIT News Office
“MacVicar Teaching Awards Announced” - The Tech

1999

Chris A. Kaiser: Biology

Alexander H. Slocum: Mechanical Engineering

Lawrence J. Vale: Urban Studies and Planning

“Kaiser, Vale, Slocum named MacVicar Fellows” - - MIT News Office
“Vest to Award Three MacVicar Fellowships at Reception Today” - The Tech

1998

Sylvia T. Ceyer: Chemistry

Robert L. Jaffe: Physics

“Ceyer, Jaffe are newest MacVicar Fellows” - MIT News Office
“Institute to Name MacVicar Fellows” - The Tech

1997

John M. Essigmann: Chemistry

Lowell E. Lindgren: Music and Theater Arts

Alan V. Oppenheim: Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

“Essigmann, Oppenheim and Lindgren are MacVicar Fellows ” - MIT News Office
“Essigmann, Oppenheim, Lindgren Awarded MAcVicar Fellowships” - The Tech

1996

Rick L. Danheiser: Chemistry

Michael F. Rubner: Materials Science and Engineering

Robert J. Silbey: formerly of Chemistry
1940-2011

“MIT Names 3 MacVicar Fellows, Recognizing Outstanding Teaching” - MIT News Office
“Three Professors Honored as MacVicar Fellows” - The Tech

1995

Wit Busza: Physics

Thomas J. Greytak: Physics

Paul A. Lagace: Aeronautics and Astronautics

Margery Resnick: Foreign Languages and Literatures

Donald R. Sadoway: Materials Science and Engineering

Arthur Steinberg: Anthropology

Marcus A. Thompson: Music and Theatre Arts

“Seven new MacVicar Fellows named” - MIT News Office
“Professors Named MacVicar Fellows” - The Tech

1994

Richard P. Binzel: Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences

Gene M. Brown: Biology

Woodie C. Flowers: Mechanical Engineering

Ole S. Madsen: Civil and Environmental Engineering

“Four more named MacVicar Fellows” - MIT News Office
“Four Profs Named MacVicar Fellows” - The Tech

1993

Thomas J. Allen: Sloan School of Management

Monty Krieger: Biology

Charles H. Stewart III: Political Science

Irene Tayler: Literature

James H. Williams, Jr.: Mechanical Engineering

August F. Witt: formerly of Materials Science and Engineering 1931-2002

“Six new MacVicar Fellows honored at luncheon” - MIT News Office
“Six MacVicar Fellows Accounced” - The Tech

1992

Hal Abelson: Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

Edward F. Crawley: Aeronautics and Astronautics

Daniel S. Kemp: Chemistry

Arthur P. Mattuck: Mathematics

John B. Southard: Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences

Graham C. Walker: Biology

“Six MacVicar Fellows Are Named” - MIT News Office
“Six Professors Awarded First MacVicar Faculty Fellowships” - The Tech