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Fifteen faculty members from diverse disciplines have been selected as the first cohort of the .

“The strong commitment to education, discovery and care demonstrated by these faculty members is having an enormous impact on 91�Ʋ��� and its mission of serving society,” says . “We have chosen to further invest in them at this critical point in their careers to ensure they have ample resources and opportunities to build their own body of work and to serve as outstanding mentors to postdoctoral scholars, graduate students and undergraduates.”

Chancellor Faculty Fellows will be supported by an unrestricted allocation of $40,000 a year for two fiscal years. They will meet as a group during the course of their awards to exchange research interests and build a broader intellectual community that advances trans-institutional scholarship.

The 2015 Chancellor Faculty Fellows are:

• , associate professor of health policy and associate professor of medicine
• , associate professor of public policy and higher education and associate professor of sociology
• , associate professor of chemical and biomolecular engineering and associate professor of biomedical engineering
• , associate professor of physics and astronomy
• , associate professor of bassoon
• , associate professor of pathology, microbiology and immunology and associate professor of biochemistry
• , associate professor of chemistry and associate professor of pharmacology
• , associate professor of psychology and associate professor of psychiatry
• , associate professor of cell and developmental biology and associate professor of cancer biology
• , associate professor of quantitative methods, associate chair of psychology and human development
• , associate professor of otolaryngology, associate professor of hearing and speech sciences, and associate professor of mechanical engineering
• , professor of law
• , professor of law
• , associate professor of English
• , associate professor of electrical engineering and associate professor of physics