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PMSE Fellows

PMSE Fellows

A PMSE Fellowship honors a small percentage of PMSE members who have made significant contributions to the science and engineering of polymeric materials.

2024 PMSE Fellows

The American Chemical Society Division of Polymeric Materials: Science and Engineering (PMSE) has selected a new class of PMSE Fellows for 2025.  The following distinguished PMSE members have been chosen:

  • Richard Hoogenboom
  • Arthi Jayaraman
  • Abhishek Roy

PMSE will honor at the next ACS Meeting during the joint PMSE/POLY Awards Reception. PMSE is pleased to welcome this distinguished group of polymer scientists and engineers to the ranks of fellows.  Here is a short description of each of their careers and accomplishments:

Professor Richard Hoogenboom
Ghent University

For outstanding contributions to the development of advanced polymer (bio)materials based on molecular engineering of the polymer building blocks.

Professor Richard Hoogenboom joined Ghent University in 2010 where he founded the Supramolecular Chemistry Group that focuses on development of poly(2-oxazoline)s as biomaterials, dynamic supramolecular materials, and responsive polymers. He obtained his Ph.D. degree in 2005 from Eindhoven University of Technology under the supervision of Professor Ulrich S. Schubert and performed postdoctoral research with Professor Martin Möller (RWTH Aachen) and Professor Roeland Nolte (Radboud University Nijmegen). During his career, Professor Hoogenboom published more than 550 scientific articles that received more than 30,000 citations, and he holds 25 patent families. He is editor-in-chief of European Polymer Journal since 2019 and received several awards, including the RSC Polymer Chemistry Award (2015), the Polymer International IUPAC Young investigator Award (2016), the ACS Macromolecules/Biomacromolecules Young Investigator Award (2017), the ACS Carl S. Marvel Creative Polymer Chemistry Award (2021) and the ACS POLY Fellows Award (2022). Professor Hoogenboom is also co-founder of Avroxa BV that commercializes poly(2-oxazoline)s as Ultroxa® and polyalkyleneimines as UltraPEI. The poly(2-oxazoline) chemistry he developed is at the basis of the first approved poly(2-oxazoline) based medical product, namely the EthiziaTM hemostatic patch.

Professor Arthi Jayaraman
University of Delaware

For creative development and use of computational approaches to advance the fundamental understanding of complex synthetic and biologically relevant macromolecular materials

Arthi Jayaraman is currently a tenured full professor in the Departments of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering and Materials Science and Engineering at the University of Delaware (UD), Newark. She is also the director for an NSF-funded NRT graduate traineeship program on ‘Computing and Data Science Training for Materials Innovation, Discovery, and Analytics’. She currently serves as associate editor for American Chemical Society’s journal Macromolecules and also served as the inaugural deputy editor for ACS Polymers Au for its first three years. Jayaraman received her Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering from North Carolina State University and conducted her postdoctoral research in Materials Science and Engineering at University of Illinois-Urbana Champaign. After holding the position of Patten Assistant Professor in the Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering at University of Colorado (CU) at Boulder from 2008-2014, she joined the faculty at UD in 2014. Her research expertise is in the development and use of physics- & chemistry-based as well as data-driven computational techniques to study macromolecular materials. In the past her research and teaching have been recognized with awards/fellowships including UD College of Engineering Faculty Award for Excellence in Teaching (2023), AIChE COMSEF Impact Award (2021), American Physical Society (APS) Fellowship (2020), ACS PMSE Young Investigator (2014), AIChE COMSEF Division Young Investigator Award (2013), CU Provost Faculty Achievement Award (2013), Department of Energy (DOE) Early Career Research Award (2010), and CU Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering’s outstanding undergraduate teaching award (2011) and graduate teaching award (2014).

Dr. Abhishek Roy
National Renewable Energy Laboratory

For outstanding contributions to developing generations of polyamide chemistries resulting in commercialization of a significant portion of today’s reverse osmosis membranes

Dr. Abhishek Roy is a scientist and an innovator with deep expertise in applying polymer and separation science fundamentals to address water purification and energy efficiency challenges with over 23 years in academic, industry, and national labs. He is globally recognized for his industrial contributions at Dow Water Process Solutions, where, over ten years, he contributed to inventing and commercializing a significant portion of today’s commercial reverse osmosis membranes. He was awarded one of the highest recognitions from the Society of Chemical Industry (Gordon E Moore Medal, 2016) and the presidential Dow Sustainability Innovator award for developing a new generation of polyamide membrane chemistry that lowered brackish water desalination’s energy consumption by 30%. Over the last ten years, the invention introduced several new products in the industrial, residential, municipal, and industrial re-use market segments, addressing sustainability and energy efficiency for water purification. In 2017, he became the technical lead for the chemical process separation efforts at Dow Hydrocarbons, where his contributions led to the invention of next-generation carbon molecular sieve membranes to reduce energy consumption in chemical separation processes. He is a Chief Scientist at NREL, responsible for developing a separation science program for industrial energy efficiency, water purification, and recovering critical minerals from unconventional sources. Over the last 3 years, he succeeded in developing a multi-million-dollar portfolio for enabling translational membrane research at a National Lab for various membrane-driven applications.

He is a co-inventor of more than 200 global patents and applications and has published 40 peer-reviewed articles, including a cover page in Science and a special feature in PNAS. He was awarded the PMSE Cooperative Research Award two times in his career to drive collaborations between industry, academia, and national labs. He was recognized by the National Academy of Science, Medicine, and Engineering as one of the top 18 outstanding young professionals and inducted into the New Voices program (2018) to drive meaningful dialogues on how science, engineering, and medicine are shaping the global future. He is one of the Board of Directors for the North American Membrane Society, and a topic area lead for DOE’s water hub (NAWI).

Award Details

Selected PMSE Fellows are honored with a plaque at the PMSE Division Awards Ceremony and Reception at the Spring National ACS Meeting.  PMSE Fellows are authorized by the division to use the letters FPMSE (Fellow of the Polymeric Materials: Science and Engineering Division) as a post-nominal title in connection with their professional activities.

History

The PMSE Fellow Program was started in 2000 to honor PMSE Members for scientific and technological contributions to polymer material science and engineering.  A list of current PMSE Fellow are found below.

Nominations

Nomination packages should follow package submission guidelines detailed below and are due by October 15 for the next calendar year nominee review.

Past Classes

Nominations and Award Process

Purpose

The PMSE Fellowship was established to honor a small percentage of PMSE members who have made significant contributions to the science and engineering of polymeric materials.

Rules of Eligibility

A PMSE member must have a good standing for at least the previous five (5) years to the nomination. An individual may be nominated by any PMSE member(s).

Nomination packages submitted by October 15 of each calendar year are in consideration in the following year selection process. Nomination packages are valid for three selection years.

Nominations Process

A nomination should be submitted as a single pdf file, consisting of five key sections

  1. A nomination letter from the PMSE member. This letter must articulate clearly the basis for the fellow nomination, including
  • A brief introduction
  • The primary contributions and lay-language explanation of the significance and impact of the research. 
  • Brief summary of key papers, patents, prior awards and honors may be recognized to support the nomination.
  • Contributions to a second or third area of research or service element. 
  • A summary statement that includes how the nominee stands amongst their peers is recommended.
  1. A nomination letter must include a 20-word or less citation that summarizes the primary achievements that the nomination is based upon. (For examples, please see the current list of PMSE Fellows below.)
  2. A short date CV of the nominee with only essential content that supports the nomination and not exceeding 10 pages.
  3. At least two letters of support, but no more than three, in addition to the nomination letter signed and on letterhead from those that are familiar with the nominee’s work and can substantiate the accomplishment.  Letters are limited to 3 pages in length.
  4. If available, supporting information (e.g. news stories, testimonials by others especially for proprietary work) maybe included, but not to exceed 1 page.

The nominator(s) should send the single pdf to the PMSE Fellow Selection Committee, available at pmsefellows@pmsedivision.org.  The PMSE Fellows Selection Committee members Gustavo Carri (ExxonMobil), Elizabeth Cosgriff-Hernandez (University of Texas at Austin) and Christopher Stafford (NIST).

Award Selection

Nomination packages are reviewed by a group of ad hoc judges and the PMSE Fellow Selection Committee.

Selection is based on the following primary criteria categories: Recognition for leadership in specific scientific research or technological contributions to, or significant advancement of Polymeric Materials Science and Engineering, or Applied Polymer Science. Selection is also based on substantial service to advance the field of Polymeric Materials Science and Engineering for worthy candidates.

The evaluation process will appraise the contents in each of the above categories, and the nominations should clearly provide evidence of significant accomplishment in activities supporting the community of Polymer Materials Science and Engineering, or Applied Polymer Science.

Examples of the kind of technical accomplishments that might contribute to the PMSE fellow selection in each category include:

  • Development of a novel polymer characterization method
  • Discovery of a novel polymerization catalyst
  • Discovery of a new fundamental concept or principle in Polymer Science or Engineering
  • Leadership in, or substantial contribution to, the commercialization or manufacturing of polymeric materials or processes
  • (Co)inventorship of a key patent or (co)authorship of a key paper in Polymeric Materials Science and Engineering 

These primary research achievements may lead to measurable output in the form of peer reviewed publications and/or patents, but also improvements in the public understanding of polymer science and engineering principles at their university, industry, government laboratory, and community. Service accomplishments include:

  • The establishment of, or strong contribution to, polymer education or public awareness initiatives
  • Service to the PMSE Division

Award Announcement and Nature

Selected PMSE Fellows are honored with a plaque at the PMSE Division Awards Ceremony and Reception at the Spring National ACS Meeting.  PMSE Fellows are authorized by the division to use the letters FPMSE (Fellow of the Polymeric Materials: Science and Engineering Division) as a post-nominal title in connection with their professional activities.

PMSE Fellow Classes

2020 – Present

Inducted as the Twenty Fourth Class of PMSE Fellows at the Spring 2025 ACS Meeting

  • Richard Hoogenboom
  • Arthi Jayaraman
  • Abhishek Roy

Inducted as the Twenty Third Class of PMSE Fellows at the Spring 2024 ACS Meeting

  • Professor Jaime C. Grunlan, Texas A&M University
  • Professor Enrique D. Gomez, The Pennsylvania State University
  • Professor Joseph B. Schlenoff, Florida State University

Inducted as the Twenty Second Class of PMSE Fellows at the Spring 2023 ACS Meeting

  • Elizabeth Cosgriff-Hernandez
  • Thomas Epps III
  • Chuanbin Mao
  • Michael Rubinstein

Inducted as the Twenty First Class of PMSE Fellows  at the Spring 2022 ACS Meeting.

  • Ralph Colby
  • Andrew P. Dove
  • Melissa Grunlan
  • LaShanda Korley
  • Richard Spontak
  • Marcus Weck

Inducted as the Twenty First Class of PMSE Fellows  at the Spring 2021 ACS Meeting.

  • Gregory Beaucage
  • Cato T. Laurencin
  • Christina U. Thomas
  • Bryan D. Vogt

Inducted as the Twentieth Class of PMSE Fellows  at the Philadelphia ACS Meeting during the joint PMSE/POLY Awards Reception on Wednesday evening, March 25th, 2020.

  • Vivek Prabhu
  • Shanti Swarup
  • Tao Xie
  • Ting Xu

2010 – 2019

Inducted as the Nineteenth Class of PMSE Fellows  at the Orlando ACS Meeting during the joint PMSE/POLY Awards Reception on Wednesday evening, April 3, 2019.

  • Zhiqun Lin
  • Nicholas Peppas
  • Jeffrey Pyun
  • Dean Webster

Inducted as the Eighteenth Class of PMSE Fellows  at the New Orleans ACS Meeting during the joint PMSE/POLY Awards Reception on Wednesday evening, March 21, 2018.

  • Brian Benicewicz
  • Christopher Stafford
  • A. Jay Dias
  • Shu Yang

Inducted as the Seventeenth Class of PMSE Fellows  at the San Francisco ACS Meeting during the joint PMSE/POLY Awards Reception on Wednesday evening, April 5, 2017.

  • Matthew Becker
  • Heather Maynard
  • Marek Urban

Inducted as the Sixteenth Class of PMSE Fellows  at the San Diego ACS Meeting during the joint PMSE/POLY Awards Reception on Wednesday evening, March 16 2016.

  • Antonio Facchetti
  • Jung-Il Jin
  • Shiro Kobayashi
  • Karen I. Winey

Inducted as the Fifteenth Class of PMSE Fellows  at the Denver ACS Meeting during the joint PMSE/POLY Awards Reception on Wednesday evening, March 25 2015.

  • Hatsuo Ishida
  • Qinghuang Lin
  • Michael Mackay
  • Greg Rutledge
  • Uli Wiesner

Inducted as the Fourteenth Class of PMSE Fellows  at the Dallas ACS Meeting during the joint PMSE/POLY Awards Reception on Wednesday evening April 14, 2014.

  • Emmanuel Giannelis
  • Jay F. Kunzler
  • David Martin
  • Edwin L. “Ned” Thomas

Inducted as the Thirteenth Class of PMSE Fellows at the New Orleans ACS Meeting during the joint PMSE/POLY Awards Reception on Wednesday evening April 10, 2013.

  • Timothy J. Bunning
  • Todd Emrick
  • Andy Lovinger
  • Darrin Pochan
  • John Reynolds
  • Michael Rubner
  • Kenneth J. Shea
  • James Wang

Inducted as the Twelfth class of PMSE Fellows  at the San Diego ACS Meeting during the joint PMSE/POLY Awards Reception.

  • Stephen Z. D. Cheng
  • Lloyd Robeson
  • Jimmy Mays
  • Abhimanyu O. Patil

Inducted as the Eleventh class of PMSE Fellows  at the Anaheim ACS Meeting during the joint PMSE/POLY Awards Reception on Wednesday evening, March 30, 2011.

  • Rigoberto Advincula
  • Zhenan Bao
  • Patrick E. Cassidy
  • Joseph M. DeSimone
  • Douglas L. Gin
  • Charles C. Han
  • Thomas P. Russell
  • Richard A. Vaia

Inducted as the Tenth class of PMSE Fellows at the San Francisco ACS Meeting during the joint PMSE/POLY Awards Reception on Wednesday evening, March 24, 2010.

  • Benny D. Freeman
  • Jeffrey S. Moore
  • Judy S. Riffle

Inducted as the Ninth class of PMSE Fellows during the PMSE Awards Luncheon at the Salt Lake ACS Meeting on Monday, March 23, 2009.

  • Craig Hawker
  • Alex K-Y. Jen
  • Lon J. Mathias
  • Christopher K. Ober
  • Garth Wilkes

Inducted as Eighth class of PMSE Fellows during the PMSE/POLY Awards Reception at the Chicago ACS National Meeting on Monday, March 26, 2007.

  • James Crivello
  • Mohamed El-Aasser
  • James Stoffer
  • Wen-Li Wu

Inducted as the Seventh class of PMSE Fellows during the Awards Lunch at the Atlanta ACS National Meeting on Monday, March 27th, 2006.

  • Anne Hiltner
  • Robert Miller
  • Donald Plazek
  • Richard Stein
  • Robert Weiss

Inducted as theSixth class of PMSE Fellowsduring the PMSE Awards Lunch at the San Diego ACS Meeting on Monday, March 14th, 2005.

  • Eric Amis
  • David Lohse

Inducted as the Fifth class of PMSE Fellows during the PMSE Awards Lunch at the Anaheim ACS Meeting on Monday, March 29th, 2004.

  • Nikos Hadjichristidis
  • Bill MacKnight
  • Don Schulz

Inducted as the Fourth class of PMSE Fellows during the PMSE Awards Lunch at the New Orleans ACS Meeting on Monday, March 24th, 2003.

  • Guy C. Berry
  • Frank E. Karasz
  • Moshe Narkis
  • Dennis G. Peiffer
  • Virgil Percec
  • Kenneth B. Wagener

Inducted as the Third class of PMSE Fellows during the PMSE Awards Lunch at the Orlando ACS Meeting on Monday, April 8, 2002.

  • Bill Culbertson
  • Hiroshi Ito
  • Michael Jaffe
  • James McGrath
  • Elsa Reichmanis
  • Leslie Sperling
  • S. Richard Turner
  • Paul L. Valint
  • Mitchell A. Winnik

Inducted as the Second class of PMSE Fellows at the PMSE Awards Lunch at the San Diego ACS Meeting on Monday, April 2, 2001.

  • Eric Baer
  • James Economy
  • Frank N. Jones
  • Lieng-Huang Lee
  • Krzysztof Matyjaszewski
  • George R. Pilcher
  • Duane B. Priddy
  • Albert F. Yee

Inducted as the Inaugural Class of PMSE Fellows at the Washington DC ACS Meeting in August 2000 were 16 members:

  • Dave Bauer
  • Ray Dickie
  • John Gillham
  • Ted Provder
  • Murrae Bowden
  • Lew Fetters
  • Jack Koenig
  • Larry Thompson
  • Charles Carraher
  • Jean Fréchet
  • Jim Mark
  • Dave Tirrell
  • Clara Craver
  • John Gardon
  • Don Paul
  • Grant Willson

ACS Fellows

A subset of PMSE members are also ACS Fellows, which was created by the ACS Board of Directors in December 2008 to recognize members of ACS for outstanding achievements in and contributions to science, the profession, and the Society.  More information on the ACS Fellows program can be found at ACS.org.  A full list of ACS Fellows in PMSE can be found at the following link.

An alphabetical list of ACS and PMSE fellows is provided below. Members are denoted by the year of their ACS Fellowship.

  • Rigoberto Advincula (2010)
  • Eric Amis (2012)
  • Paul Anderson (2009)
  • Ronald Archer (2011)
  • Eric Baer (2011)
  • Jamil Baghdachi (2014)
  • Neelakantan Balasubramanian (2017)
  • Zhenan Bao (2011)
  • Rodney Bartlett (2010)
  • Jacqueline Barton (2014)
  • Lawrence Barton (2012)
  • Lisa Baugh (2016)
  • Edwin Becker (2009)
  • Matthew Becker (2020)
  • Kathryn Beers (2014)
  • Jerry Bell (2010)
  • Robert Bergman (2011)
  • K Berlin (2011)
  • Pradip Bhowmik (2014)
  • Frank Blum (2009)
  • Arindam Bose (2009)
  • Mary Boyd (2015)
  • Cherlynlavaughn Bradley* (2012)
  • Mitchell Bruce (2014)
  • Samuel Bryan (2013)
  • Janet Bryant (2011)
  • Morris Bullock (2012)
  • Timothy Bunning (2017)
  • James Burke (2010)
  • Cynthia Burrows (2010)
  • Charles Campbell (2011)
  • James Canary (2013)
  • Guang Cao (2012)
  • Charles Carraher (2010)
  • Peggy Cebe (2015)
  • Edwin A. Chandross (2009)
  • Eun-Woo Chang (2010)
  • James Chao (2013)
  • Sally Chapman* (2012)
  • Hongyu Chen (2018)
  • Jingguang Chen (2013)
  • N. Cheng (2009)
  • Christine Chow (2015)
  • Sue Clark (2010)
  • Judith Cohen (2010)
  • Terrence Collins (2013)
  • Catherine Costello (2011)
  • E. Bryan Couglin (2018)
  • Arthur Coury (2011)
  • Norman Craig (2010)
  • Bryce Crawford* (2009)
  • James V. Crivello (2011)
  • Glenn Crosby (2009)
  • Bill M. Culbertson (2012)
  • Mark Dadmun (2015)
  • Hai-Lung Dai (2010)
  • William Daly (2010)
  • John Dawson (2010)
  • Joseph Desimone (2012)
  • Anthony Dias (2015)
  • Ray Dickie (2012)
  • Michael Doyle (2009)
  • James Economy (2012)
  • Mostafa El-Sayed (2009)
  • Todd Emrick (2014)
  • Alan English (2010)
  • Thomas Epps (2021)
  • Barry Farmer (2013)
  • Erik Fernandez (2011)
  • Daniel Flynn (2013)
  • Warren T. Ford (2010)
  • Natalie Foster (2014)
  • Jean Frechet (2010)
  • Benny Freeman (2011)
  • Alfred French (2010)
  • Glenn Fuller* (2009)
  • Mary Good (2009)
  • Bernard Gordon, III (2012)
  • Sergio Granados-Focil (2017)
  • Harry Gray (2009)
  • George Gross (2010)
  • Robert Grubbs (2009)
  • Jaime C. Grunlan (2023)
  • Timothy Hanks (2021)
  • Eva Harth (2021)
  • Kathleen O’Leary Havelka (2010)
  • Craig Hawker (2010)
  • Janan Hayes (2012)
  • Rigoberto Hernandez (2010)
  • Thomas Higgins (2016)
  • Herbert Hill (2011)
  • K W Hipps (2010)
  • Andrew Holder (2011)
  • Derek Horton* (2011)
  • Bob Howell (2011)
  • Benjamin Hsiao (2011)
  • Xuefei Huang (2013)
  • Russell Hughes (2011)
  • Leonard Vincent Interrante (2010)
  • Michael Jaffe (2012)
  • Johanna Jansen (2011)
  • Malika Jeffries-EL (2018)
  • Alex Jen (2011)
  • Julie Jessop (2017)
  • Russell Johnson (2010)
  • Christopher Jones (2015)
  • Loretta Jones (2014)
  • Paul Jones (2010)
  • Roger Jones (2012)
  • Wayne Jones (2010)
  • William Jones (2010)
  • Kenneth Jordan (2009)
  • Dimitris Katsoulis (2021)
  • Howard Katz (2010)
  • George Kauffman (2011)
  • Joseph Paul Kennedy (2012)
  • R Bruce King (2009)
  • Michael Klein (2011)
  • Stephen Koch (2014)
  • LaShanda Korley (2023)
  • Diane Krone (2010)
  • Ramesh Kumar (2015)
  • Richard Laine (2015)
  • Joseph Lambert (2012)
  • Clark Landis (2012)
  • Christine Landry-Coltrain (2016)
  • Thomas Lane (2011)
  • Cato Laurencin (2014)
  • Chao-Jun Li (2015)
  • Eric K. Lin (2018)
  • Qinghuang Lin (2014)
  • Gang-Yu Liu (2010)
  • Hung-Wen Liu (2014)
  • Timothy Lodge (2010)
  • David Lohse (2010)
  • Timothy Long (2009)
  • Joseph Mabry (2015)
  • Chuanbin Mao (20211)
  • David C. Martin (2015)
  • Hedi Mattoussi (2011)
  • Krzysztof Matyjaszewski (2010)
  • Heather Maynard (2021)
  • Jimmy Mays (2011)
  • Laura McConnell (2014)
  • Anne McCoy (2009)
  • James E. McGrath (2009)
  • Robert McMahon (2011)
  • Gerald Meyer (2010)
  • Robert Miller (2011)
  • Terry Miller (2010)
  • Nancy Mills (2011)
  • James Moore (2011)
  • Jeffrey Moore (2010)
  • John Moore (2009)
  • Robert B Moore (2013)
  • Robert S Moore (2014)
  • Sarah Morgan (2020)
  • Christopher Ober (2009)
  • William Oliver (2012)
  • Michael Owen (2010)
  • Thomas J. Pacansky (2010)
  • Kathlyn Parker (2009)
  • Donald Paul (2009)
  • Eli M. Pearce (2009)
  • Nicholas Peppas (2011)
  • Kirk Peterson (2014)
  • Lisa Peterson (2013)
  • John Pochan (2012)
  • Ned Porter (2013)
  • Theodore Provder (2011)
  • Seth C. Rasmussen (2021)
  • Buddy Ratner (2011)
  • Kenneth Raymond (2013)
  • Richard Register (2012)
  • Elsa Reichmanis (2009)
  • Theresa M. Reineke (2023)
  • Charles Reynolds (2010)
  • Yorke Rhodes (2011)
  • John Richard (2014)
  • Ryan Richards (2014)
  • Judy Riffle (2010)
  • Sara Risch (2012)
  • Robin Rogers (2009)
  • Stuart Rowan (2018)

  • Sherri Rukes (2020)
  • Ann Beal Salamone (2009)
  • Joseph C. Salamone (2010)
  • Maria Santore (2010)
  • Phillip Savage (2012)
  • Daniel A. Savin (2018)
  • Henry Schaefer (2009)
  • Kirk Schanze (2011)
  • David Schiraldi (2013)
  • Diane Schmidt (2011)
  • Kathleen Schulz (2009)
  • Wallace Schulz (2011)
  • Lawrence Scott (2012)
  • Sadiq Shah (2014)
  • John Sharkey (2011)
  • John E. Sheats (2010)
  • Myron Simon (2014)
  • J Ernest Simpson (2012)
  • James Skinner (2012)
  • Dennis Smith (2010)
  • Janet Smith (2014)
  • Patrick Smith (2011)
  • Thomas Smith (2009)
  • Christopher Soles (2016)
  • Chunshan Song (2010)
  • James Spencer (2016)
  • Leslie H. Sperling (2010)
  • Christopher Stafford (2023)
  • George Stanley (2011)
  • E Strom (2009)
  • Timothy Swager (2013)
  • Sunny Tang (2011)
  • John Texter (2015)
  • Kimberly Thomas (2011)
  • David Tirrell (2010)
  • Vladimir Tsukruk (2014)
  • Sam Turner (2009)
  • Kathryn Uhrich (2014)
  • Richard Vaia (2015)
  • Kenneth Wagener (2011)
  • Ann Walker (2011)
  • Edward Walsh (2014)
  • Paul Walter (2013)
  • Dujin Wang (2018)
  • Yong Wang (2010)
  • Michael Ward (2011)
  • Edel Wasserman (2012)
  • Linette Watkins (2014)
  • Dean Webster (2016)
  • Paul Weiss (2010)
  • Robert Weiss (2010)
  • Christopher Welch (2010)
  • Richard Williams (2012)
  • Tracy Williamson (2016)
  • Vickie Williamson (2015)
  • Carlton Willson (2009)
  • Richard Willson (2014)
  • Angela Wilson (2010)
  • Bobby Wilson (2011)
  • George Wilson (2013)
  • Marinda Wu (2015)
  • Kenneth Wynne (2009)
  • Younan Xia (2014)
  • Elaine Yamaguchi (2010)
  • Edward Yeung (2011)
  • Jin Z. Zhang (2011)
  • Bing Zhou (2012)
  • Hong-cai Zhou (2016)
  • Weichang Zhou (2013)