News: Accolades

Simon Lam has been inducted into the Internet Hall of Fame for creating the first secure sockets layer in 1993 for internet applications.

Three faculty members in the College of Natural Sciences were chosen for an honor given by The Alcalde.

Keiko Torii received the prize in recognition of her outstanding contributions in the field.

The scientist developed a ruler with the power to size up the early university and shed light on the cosmic dawn.

The  Fulbright Program is the U.S. government’s flagship international educational exchange program.

Selected faculty are within the first five years of their academic careers, possess a strong body of scholarship and exhibit a high regard for education.

Several graduating seniors from CNS have been recognized for their distinctive accomplishments, including the three individuals highlighted here.

Cameron Gordon, a mathematician known for his research on knots, was elected to the country’s most prestigious scientific organization.

Twenty-seven graduates are being honored for academic excellence as well as distinctions across areas, including research, service and leadership.

Two faculty members in the life sciences received the honor for excellence in teaching.