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Over the years, faculty in Clark University’s Graduate School of Geography have received numerous acknowledgments from national and international science communities: fellowships, awards, journal editorships, and calls to serve on prestigious governmental and non-governmental boards and associations.

This long track record of recognition speaks volumes about the significance of research conducted by past and present faculty in the Clark Graduate School of Geography. For decades, our geography faculty have been deemed to be among the most important scholars in the world.

  • National Academy of Sciences: Robert W. Kates (1975), Billie Lee Turner II (1995), Susan Hanson (2000), Roger E. Kasperson (2003), Anthony Bebbington (2009)
  • American Academy of Arts and Sciences: Robert W. Kates (1976), Billie Lee Turner II (1998), Susan Hanson (2000), Roger E. Kasperson (2004), Anthony Bebbington (2014)
  • American Association for the Advancement of Science: Billie Lee Turner II (2002), Susan Hanson (1991), Roger Kasperson (1987), Robert E. Kates (1987)
  • Guggenheim Fellows: Anthony Bebbington (2014), Susan Hanson (1989), Billie Lee Turner II (1981)
  • Academia Europaea: Robert W. Kates (1993)
  • MacArthur Fellow: Robert W. Kates (1981-85)
  • National Medal of Science: Robert W. Kates (1991)
  • Fulbright Fellow: Douglas Johnson (1987-88)

Editorships

Professional Committee and Organization Leadership