MacArthur Fellowship
The MacArthur Fellows Program, MacArthur Fellowship, commonly but unofficially known as a "Genius Grant", is a prize awarded annually by the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation typically to . . .
Macarthur Fellowship People (First 49 people) - Page 12
Diane E. Meier
American specialist
Jim Yong Kim
American physician
Daniel Friedan
American theoretical physicist ‧ Betty Friedan's son
Robert Irwin
American installation artist
Dafnis Prieto
Cuban-American drummer
Sarah Deer
American lawyer
Kirk Varnedoe
American art historian
Kay Redfield Jamison
American clinical psychologist
Michael J. Piore
American economist
John T. Scott
American Sculptor
Valery Chalidze
Human rights activist
Mark Bradford
American visual artist
Barbara J. Fields
American historian
regina m. benjamin
Former United States Surgeon General
Michelle Dorrance
American dancer
Susan Mango
American biologist
Jeffrey Gibson
American painter
Nicole Eisenman
French-American artist
Lateefah Simon
Erik Winfree
American computer scientist
David Cromer
American theatre director
John Zorn
American composer
Fred Wilson
American artist
Claire J. Tomlin
British electrical engineer
Sara Seager
Canadian-American astronomer
David R. Montgomery
Professor
Roger Angel
American astronomer
Stacy Jupiter
Researcher
Joshua Tenenbaum
Professor
Edith Widder
American oceanographer
Kevin Guskiewicz
Chancellor of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Amalia Mesa-Bains
Author
Nancy A. Moran
American evolutionary biologist
Joel Schwartz
Guy Davenport
American writer
Roger Payne
American biologist
Amy B. Smith
American inventor
Stephen J. Pyne
Author
Titus Kaphar
American painter
Tressie McMillan Cottom
American writer
Thomas W. Mitchell
Legal scholar
Natalia Molina
American historian
Carol Levine
Writer
R. Charles Johnson
Author of novels
Jeanne Gang
American architect
Aaron Dworkin
American music educator
William Seeley
American neurologist
