Left to right: Amal Trivedi, Nitsan ChorevCreated by the Graduate Council in 2010, the Graduate School Faculty Award for Advising and Mentoring recognizes a faculty member who has made a significant contribution as an advisor or mentor to graduate students. Any Brown faculty member who has served as graduate advisor, trainer, or dissertation chair, unofficial or official mentor is eligible for nomination. The recipient is honored at the annual University Awards Ceremony.
Nominations should be made through UFunds, found under the Graduate Student and Alumni Awards button.
Deadline: March 1, 2021
2021
Nitsan Chorev, Harmon Family Professor of Sociology and International and Public Affairs and Director of the Graduate Program in Development at the Watson Institute | Read more about Professor Chorev's award
Amal Trivedi, Professor of Health Services, Policy and Practice and a Professor of Medicine | Read more about Professor Trivedi's award
2020
Michelle Clayton, Associate Professor of Hispanic Studies and Comparative Literature and the Director of Graduate Studies for Hispanic Studies
Sarah Delaney, Professor of Chemistry
Learn more about the recipients.
2019
John Cherry, Director of Graduate Study and Professor of Archaeology, Classics and Anthropology
Andrew Foster, Social Science Research Institute Director and Professor of Economics
2018
Keisha-Khan Perry, Associate Professor and Director of Graduate Studies for Africana Studies
2017
Björn Sandstede, Professor of Applied Mathematics and Chair of the Division of Applied Mathematics
2016
José Itzigsohn, Professor of Sociology
2015
Patricia Ybarra, Associate Professor of Theatre Arts and Performance Studies
2014
Paja Faudree, Assistant Professor of Anthropology
2013
Ellen Rooney, Chair and Professor, Modern Culture and Media and Professor of English
2012
Efstratios Papaioannou, Associate Professor of Classics
2011
Anita L. Zimmerman, Professor of Medical Science; Vice Chair, Molecular Pharmacology, Physiology & Biotechnology
2010
Diane Lipscombe, Professor of Neuroscience