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Barnard College

  • BJ Casey, neuroscience and behavior
  • Andrew Crowther, chemistry
  • Jhumpa Lahiri, English
  • Karen Lewis, philosophy
  • Michael G. Miller, political science
  • Tamara J. Walker, Africana studies

Duke University

  • Alberto Bartesaghi, computer science
  • Xiuyuan Cheng, mathematics
  • Ryan Emanuel, hydrology
  • Christine Folch, cultural anthropology
  • Nicholas Heaton, molecular genetics and microbiology
  • Gregor Jarosch, economics
  • Xu Jiang, business administration
  • Douglas Jones, theater studies
  • Annette Joseph-Gabriel, Romance studies
  • Courtney Lewis, cultural anthropology
  • Adam Mestyan, history
  • Sudeepa Roy, computer science
  • Steven Sexton, public policy
  • Rebecca Steorts, statistical science
  • Manolis Veveakis, civil and environmental engineering
  • Yehua Wei, business administration
  • Dong Yan, molecular genetics and microbiology
  • Anru Zhang, biostatistics and bioinformatics

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