Faculty, Graduate Student and Undergraduate Honors & Distinctions -Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Rochester April 23, 2004)

Highlights of Faculty Awards

Department faculty have garnered numerous awards and honors for their research achievements. Twenty-six faculty are Fellows of the American Physical Society, five are Fellows of the Optical Society of America, and one is honorary Fellow. ,Department faculty include aa fellow of IEEE, honorary fellows of the Optical Societies of America, India and Australia,  and members of the US. National Academy of Science,  the Czech Academy of Arts and Sciences, the Polish Academy.

and two are members of the US. National Academy of Science, one is a member of the National Academy of Engineering  and one is a Foreign Member of the Polish Academy.  Ten members of the faculty have been awarded Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Fellowships, thirteen have received Guggenheim Fellowships,  five have received  Fulbright Fellowships,  three have been named Humboldt Senior Fellows, two have received JSPS fellowships, one has received a Ford Foundation fellowship, one has been named a Packard Fellow, two have recieved PPARC Fellowships (England), six have been appointed as National Science Foundation [Presidential] Young Investigators or have received NSF Career Awards, and five have been named Department of Energy Outstanding Junior Investigators.

Department faculty have received eight honorary degrees. They have been honored as recipients of the Thomas Young Medal and Prize of the Institute of Physics of Great Britain, the Edward Teller Medal, the Max Born Prize and  the Towns Award of the Optical Society of America, the Frank Isakson Prize of the American Physical Society, the Albert A. Michelson Award of the Franklin Institute, the Biological Physics Prize of the American Physical Society, the Panofsky Prize (in Particle Physics) of the American Physical Society (won by two members of our department in 1999 and 2004), the first JARI Award of the International Journal of Applied Radiation and Isotopes, the Japan Nishima prize, the Gold Medal of the Czech Academy, the Gold Medal of Palcky, and the Marian Smoluchowski Medal of the Physical Society of Poland. Two faculty have been awarded the Frederic Ives Medal of the Optical Society of America the Marconi Medal of the Italian National Research Council  and other awards.

The departmentís faculty includes past presidents of the Optical Society of America and of the Astronomical Society of New York,  and chairs of major divisions of the American Physical Socieyt, as well as past and present editors and associate editors of several major professional journals, including at present The Astrophysical Journal, Chemical Physics Letters,  International Journal of Physics, Journal of Physical Chemistry, Laser Physics, Optics Communications, Optics Letters,  Photchemistry and Photobiology,  Quantum Optics,  Progress in Physics,  Physical Review Letters,  European Physics Journal C, Journal of Modern Optics,  and Progress in Optics (past editorships include Hadronic Journal, and Optics Express and Algebra Group and Geometry, Z. Phys. C, Optical Instabilities, Contemporary Non Linear Optics, the Physical Review and other journals).

Department faculty receive frequent invitations to give lecture series world-wide. In addition, the faculty publish prolifically, averaging about 200 publications per senior faculty member,  and have authored  35 textbooks (14  at the undergraduate level and 17  at the graduate level); The book PRINCIPLES OF OPTICS, by Born and Wolfs Born has been  listed as one of the three most cited books in physics. The Faculty edited 67 special topics books and Conference Proceedings,  including  PROGRESS IN OPTICS (published by Elsevier, Amsterdam). 43 volume have been published so far  and more are in preparation. Recently one of our faculty has won a national science writing award.

Twenty-two  of the department faculty have won various department and college teaching and curricular awards at both the graduate as well as undergraduate level. Professor Emil Wolf has won the National 2002 Esther Hoffman Beller Award for Contribution to Optics Education from the Optical Society of America. Professor Manly has been named Mercer Brugler Distinguished Teaching Professor in the College in 2002 and Professor Judy Pipher was awarded the Universities Suzan B. Anthory  lifetime achievemnet award for contributions to teaching and research. Seven of the teaching awards include the prestigious university wide Goergen and Curtis awards. For example, Professor Das and Wolf have won teaching awards for excellence in graduate teaching. Professors Bigelow, Das, Eberly, Ferbel, Foster, Hagen, Melissinos, Orr, Pipher, Rajeev, Teitel, Sharpless, Teitel, Tipton,  Watson and Wolfs have won teaching awards at the undergraduate level, and Professors Auchincloss, Bodek, Orr, and Slattery have won awards for teaching and curricular improvements at the College.

Highlights of Graduate Study and  Awards to Graduate Students

In 2001, the Department of Physics and Astronomy has ranked 2nd in a Nationwide  survey in Overall Graduate Student Satisfaction.

In 2002, a former graduate student  (Koshiba) was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics and another became the new President Elect of the Acoustical Society of America.  Our Graduate students have also won a variety of national research awards. For example Rochester students (Fitch and Yang) have won the National University Research Association Prize for best Ph.D. Thesis done at Fermilab both in 2001 and 2002 (out of about 55 PhD theses done at Fermilab each year). Eight of our graduate students have won the Astronomical Society of New York State Graduate Student Award for distinguished research paper.

Every year, the University also offers the Curtis  award for teaching excellence by a graduate teaching assistant.  During the past decade seven graduate TA’s in physics have won this prize (F. Narducci, B. Rohit, M. Bhattacharia,  B. Weiss, Jane Wesley, K. Wright and M. Houk). 
 
Highlights of  Awards to Undergraduates
 
Among our former undergraduates is a Nobel Laureate in Physics (Chu, 1997) Recently, one of our undergraduates  won the American Physical Society’s National Apker Award for best undergraduate research (Govind Krishnaswami won this $5000 Award in 1999  and  four students were selected as APS Apker Award Finalists in previous years (most recent awards $2000 Finalist Award in 2000 and 1999),. 

In Astrophysics, two  students (Matthew Barczys, 2000 and Leah Bucholz in 1993 ) won the Astronomical Society of New York (ASNY) Undergraduate Student Prize for best research publication.

 In addition,  students have been nominated for and won other distinctions, such as Goldwater Scholarships and NSF Graduate Fellowships.   Many undergraduates  were recognized by the University of Rochester for their outstanding research.  Physics  women won the University Susan B. Anthony Prize in 2001 and 2002. The University of Rochester Catherine Block Memorial Fund Prize (awarded annually by the University to a woman in the junior class in recognition of her outstanding achievement in science or engineering) was awarded to  Jeanne Traer (94), Denise Sawicki (97), and Laura Schmidt (02). In addition, the University of Rochester Janet Howell Clark Prize (awarded annually by the University to a senior woman for outstanding achievement in science or engineering) was awarded to physics  students Jeanne Traer (95), Suzanne Galada (96), Marianne Vieira (99), and Elizabeth Strychalski (02).
 
Other  Highlights of Our Former Students

Many of our former students are professors at major universities, several have served as leaders and dfirectors of national laboratories, and as mentioned earlier two have been awarded Nobel Prizes in Physics (in 1997 and in 2002).
 

Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching, Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Rochester (1996, 1999)

John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation Fellow (1965-66)
Research Fellow Radio Astronomy, Carnegie Institute (1953-54)  

Research Innovation Award-  Research Corporation 2004
Junior Research Fellow, Wolfson College, Oxford University 
Duncan Fellowship, Penn State University
Athletic Track and Field Scholarship, Utah State University
Co-Physics Teaching Assistant of the Year, Penn State University (1999-2000)

NY State Professor of the Year (2003)
Mercer Brugler Distinguished Teaching Professor (2002-2005)

Fellow American Physical Society (APS) named in 2002
University Dean's Award for Meritorious Service in Ph.D. Defenses in 2003
Editorial board Plasma Physics and Controlled Fusion
Divisional Editor - Phys. Rev. Letters (Jan 2004-)

C.E. Kenneth Mees Professor of Chemistry (and Physics)
Alexander von Humboldt Research Award for Senior US Scientists (1997)
Guggenheim Fellow (1997)
Fellow, OSA (1989)
Fellow, APS (1985)
Camille and Henry Dreyfus Teacher-Scholar (1984)
Alfred P. Sloan Fellow (1980)
Fulbright Hayes Fellow (1976)
Dr. Chaim Weizmann Fellow (1976)
Ben-Atar Rector Prize, Tel-Aviv University (1971)
Editorial board of the Journal of Physical Chemistry 
Advisory editor for Chemical Physics Letters,
Editorial board of the series on Mesoscopic Physics and Nanotechnology, Oxford University Press. 

NSF Career Access Award (1996-2000)
DOE Outstanding Junior Investigator Grant (1996-1999)
 U.K. Particle Physics and Astronomy Research Council Visiting Fellowship (1996)
University of California President's Postdoctoral Fellowship (1991) declined; (1992-93)
SSC Postdoctoral Fellowship (1991-92)
Meyers Teaching Award, University of Maryland (1986)
Iskraut Graduate Fellowship, Universsity of Maryland (1985-86)
NASA Group Achievement Award (1985)
William Spicer Undergraduate Physics Award (1982)
National Merit Scholarship (1978-82)
Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching, Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Rochester (2000)
Curtis Award for Nontenured Faculty Teaching Excellence (1999)
Goergen Award for Distinguished Contribution to Undergraduate Learning shared with P. Auchincloss, A. Bodek and C. Jones),WISE Program 1998  

Chair SOFIA Science Council (1996-2003)
Member NRC Committee on Astronomy and Astrophysics
Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching, Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Rochester (2001)
Susan B. Anthony Lifetime Achievement Award (2002) for Contribution to Teaching an Research.
Scientific Editor, Astrophysical Journal (2002-present)

Columbus Postdoctoral Fellowship, Ohio State (1993-1996)

Abdus Salam ICTP Visiting Scholar  India  (2003).
TOKTEN Fellowship of the United Nations (1998)
Graduate School Doctoral Prize, Syracuse University (1984)
Governor's Gold Medal, University of Kerala (1979)
National Science Talent Scholar, India (1976-79)
Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching, Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Rochester (1993)

NSF Senior Fellow (1964-65)
Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Fellow (1956-60)

Fulbright Fellow

Bourse Joliot-Curie Fellow

Visiting Compton Fellow, Technion Israel 

Fellow, APS
John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation Fellow (1992-93)
Dean's Fellow, University of Rochester (1984-85)
AEC Postdoctoral Fellow (1967-69)
Sterling Fellow, Yale University (1966-67)
NASA Traineeship, Yale University (1963-66)
1963 Leigh Page memorial Prize, Yale University (1963)
Raycroft Walsh Scholarship, United Aircraft Corporation (1958-62)
Spokesperson FNAL Experiment E706
Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching, Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Rochester (1983)
Goergen Award for Distinguished Contributions to Undergraduate Learning (as Chair of the College Curriculum Committee) (1977)
 

Eastman Kodak Company SPSE Journal Award 1984
RCA Fellow, Cornell (1972-73)
Eastman Kodak Fellow 1973-75)
NIH Predoctoral Fellow (1975-76)
Dailey Memorial Scholarship
 

Fellow, OSA
Fellow, APS 
(2003)U of R SEAS Lifetime Achievement Award
 

University of Rochester Bridging Fellowship to BCS Department (2003)
Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching, Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Rochester (2000)
Fellow, APS
Tau Beta Pi Engineering Honor Society
Feinberg Graduate Fellowship (1985-86)
Bantrell Postdoctoral Fellowship (1983-85)
Ohio State University Graduate Fellowship (1981-82)
 

Senior fellow of the Isacc Newton Institute of Mathematical Science, Cambridge, England Fall 2004.

Chair Solar Physics Division of the American Astronomical Society (1995-97)

John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation Fellow (1993-94)

University of Rochester-Worcester College, Oxford, Exchange Fellow (1987-88)
Chair American Society for Engineering Education, Graduate Studies Division (986-87)
NATO Postdoctoral Fellow (1966-67)
Fellow APS (2001-)

Scientific Editor, Astrophysical Journal (1993-2003)

Fellow, APS (2001)
NSF Young Investigator Award (1992-97)
DOE Outstanding Junior Investigator (1991-96)
Wilson Fellow, Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory (1991) 
Editorial Board - Annual Reviews of Nuclear and Particle Science (2003-)
Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching, Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Rochester (1995)
HR Student Association Teacher of the Year (Honorable Mention) (1994)  
Editorial Board - Annual Reviews of Nuclear and Particle Science (2003-present) 

Fellow, AAAS

Visiting Fellow, JILA (1973-74)

Tau Beta Pi (1960)

NSF Presidential Young Investigator Award

NSF Presidential Young Investigator Award (1989-94)

Robert Andrews Millikan Fellowship, Caltech (1985-87)

Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching, Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Rochester (1992, 1994 ,2003)

Teaching Award University of California, Berkeley (1977)

 

Distinguished Visiting Professor, University of Central Florida, Orlando, FL:  (Fall Semester 2002, 2003).
President of the Optical Society of America
Frederic Ives Medal OSA
Albert A. Michelson Medal, Franklin Institute
Max Born Award, OSA
Marconi Medal (Italian National Research Council)
Gold Medal of the Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences
Medal of the Union of Czechoslovak Mathematicians and Physicists
Gold Medal of Palacky University, Olomouc, Czechoslovakia  
Fellow, APS
Fellow, OSA
Fellow, British Institute of Physics
Fellow, Franklin Institute
Fellow, Electromagnetic Academy
Fellow, John Simon Fubbenheim Foundation (1966-67)
HONORARY  DEGREES:   Universite de Franche-Comte-Besancon, France; Aalborg University, Aalborg, Denmark; University of Groningen, The Netherlands; University of edinburgh, Scotland; Palacky University Olomouc, Czechoslovakia; University of Bristol, England; Laval University, Quebec, Canada

Tribute to Emil Wolf Special Session: Optics SPIE Conference Aug,6, 2003;  Tribute to Emil Wolf Special Session -  Engineering and Legacy of Physical Optics.

Emil Wolf: Special Session Symposium on Coherence in Physical Optics: 50 years of the Wolf Equations OSA Annual Meeting, Rochester NY Oct. 2004

Esther Hoffman Beller Award (Optical Society of America, 2002).
University of Rochester Award for Excellence in Graduate Teaching (2000)

Journal of Modern Optics (Editorial boarrd)
Optics Communications (Advisory Editorial board)
Progress in Optics (Editor)

Goergen Award for Distinguished Achievement and Artistry in Undergraduate Teaching (1997)
Curtis Award for Nontenured Faculty Teaching Excellence (1995)
 

Guest Professor, Department of Physics, Xiamen University, China, 2001-2004
Awardee of Wang Kanchen Research Prize, Chinese Academy of Sciences, 1999
Research Scientist, Yale University School of Medicine, 1998-2000
CUSPEA (China US Physics Examination and Application) Scholarship, Brown University (1982-87)
NIH Training grant, Yale University, Biomedical NMR (1987-89)
The Dean's Award for Research, Yale University School of Medicine (1996)
President of Overseas Chinese Society of Magnetic Resonance in Medicine
Magnetic Resonance Imaging, (Editor-in-chief: John Gore of Vanderbilt University), 2001-present

Overall Graduate Program

The University of Rochester Department of Physics and Astronomy has been ranked 2nd 
in Overall Graduate Student Satisfaction in 2001 in a National Survey  Funded by the A. P. Sloan Foundation.

National Award: University Research Association (URA) Award for best PhD Thesis  (among 50 University Groups) done at Fermilab

2002 Un Ki Yang; Advisor Professor Arie Bodek
2001 Michael Fitch; Advisor Professor Adiran Melissinos

National Award:  Korean American Physics Association
2001  Un Ki Yang (Hon Mention distinguished young researcher Award). Advisor Professor Arie Bodek

Astronomical Society of New York (ANSY) Graduate Student Prize (for distiguished research paper)
2004 Robert  Gutermuth
1998 Jenifer Goetz
1997 Colin Roald
1996 Shobita Satyapal
1992 Tod Strohmayer
1986  C. E. Woodward
1984 Patrick McDermott
1981 Marc Lacasse
1978 F. Wesemael

University of Rochester Edward Peck Curtis Award,  awarded by the University Vice Provost for Research alnd Graduate Affairs Office for excellence in teaching by a graduate student

2002 Mark Houck
2001 Kevin Wright
2000 E. Jane Wesely
1998 S. Benjamin Weiss
1997 Mishkat Bhattacharya
1998 Rohit Bhatia
1991 Francesco Narducci
 

Department Graduate Teaching Award

2004
2003 John Boersma
2002 Rachael Anderman
2001 Christopher Haimberger
2000 Ken Anderson
1999 Eric Page
1998 Michael Banks
1997 Josh Cassada
1996 Diane Bryan
1995 Edward Hull
1994 Kirsten Tollefson
1993 David Braning
1992 Michael Simon
1991 Alan Fry
1990 Francesco Narducci
1989 Elizabeth Murphy
1988 Jae Woo Noh
1987 Scott Borzillary
1986 Karl Helmer
1985 Alexander Karev
1984 John Mansour
1983 George Tsironis

Department  Honorable Mention Citation as an Excellent Graduate Teaching Assistant

2004
2003  Phay Ho
1998 Jarod Finlay
         John Janis
         Erik Johnson
1997 Michael Banks
         Timothy Collins
       George Cragg 
1996 Larry Moore  
1994 Jennifer Goetz
         Robert Henderson
         Dean Johnson
         John Larkin
1993 Gami Dadusc
         Emile Ettedgui
1992  Alexei Helmbock
         George Fische
1991 Francesco Narducci
         Michael Nichols
1990 Sudipta Maiti
1989 T. Kenneth Park
           Matthew Guptill
1987 Tom Foster
1986 Jeffrey Applegate
         Vance Cochrane
1985 Thomas Chyba
          Sarah Eno 

Department American Association of Physics Teachers, awarded to outstanding teaching assistant

2004
2003 Carlos Garcia
2002 Thomas Ohki
2001 Patrick Morley
2000 Joshua Hamblen
         Jose Perillan
1999 Pablo Londero
1998 Ben Kilminister
1997 S. Benjamin Weiss
1996 Miskat Bhattacharya
1995 P. Scott Carney
1993 Teoman Turgut

The Department's Susumu Okubo Prize, awarded for the performance on the preliminary examination

2004
2003 Phay Ho, Brijesh Prithviraj
2002 Ricardo Eusebi
2001 Govind Krishnaswami
2000 Mircea Coca
         Andrew Ivanov
         Jinhao Ruan
1999 Levent Akant
1998 Sergey Ponomarenko
1997 Cosmin Macesanu
1996 Greg Gbur
1995 Chi Wei Lee
1994 Han Pu
1993 Robert Henderson
         Charles Freeman
1992 Marcel Franz
         Teoman Turgut
1991 Tianwu Cai

The Department's Harry E. Gove Thesis Prize, awarded to the graduate student receiving the Ph.D. degree on the basis of exceptional experimental research based in nuclear science

2000 Michael Simon
1999 Dileep Agnihotri (chemistry)
1998 Charles Freeman
1997 Diane Herrick
1996 Richard Ibbotson
1995 Mathew Devlin
         Shawn Baldwin (chemistry)
1993 Michael Satteson

The  Department's Frederick Lobkowicz Thesis Prize, awarded to graduating Ph.D. student in experimental high energy, nuclear, or paraticle physics, whose accomplishments best reflect the high standards and exceptional quality of research of the late Prof. Frederick Lobkowicz

2004
2003  not given
2002 Juan Estrada
2001 Un Ki Yang
2000 Michael Begel
 

International Graduate Fellowship 
Fulbright
1999-01  Pedro Quinto Su

NSF Graduate Fellowship (National)

1996-99  Michael Banks

Air Force, Army and other Fellowships (National)

2000-        Elinor Irish (NPSC)
1995-02    Kent Averett (Air Force)

Industrial Fellowships 
Kodak Fellowship
1998-01  Li Yan

University of Rochester Fellowships:

Sproull Fellowship 

2004   Lijoi  Mathew (2004-2006)
1999  Michael Banks (1999-01)
1999   Govind Krishnaswami (1999-01)

Provost  Fellowships

2003  Ryan  Charmacho (2003-2008)
2002  Paul Alvarez (2002-07)
2001  Michael Holmes (2001-06)

Messersmith Fellowship 

2003   Kam Kwai Clifford Chan
1999  Alexander Kuzmich

Physics and Astronomy Fellowships:

DOEd/GAANN

2004-07 (4 new DOEd) William King,  Tobin  Fricke,   Kristophe  Yirak,   Aimee  Slaughter
2003-06 (11 new DoEd) Jason Nordhoaus,Jonathan  Caroll, Curtis Broadbent,
Jesse Chvojka, Justin Compareta, Jonathan Insler, Rodolfo Montez, Ross Robinson,
Stephen Thorndike, James Steinman
2002-05  (7 new Fellows)  John Boersma, Ivan Minchev,  Edward Nelson,  Benjamin Sargent, Peter Walters, 
               Jeremy Wilson, Brian Winey 
2001-04  (6 new Fellows)  Andrew Cunningham, Margaret Drennan, Adam Harrington, Mark Houck, 
                Marc Strong, Elena Vianello
2000-03  (6 new Fellows)  Joel Green, Robert Gutermuth, Christopher Haimberger, Elinor Irish, 
                Patrick Morley,  Kevin Wright
1999-02  (9 new Fellows)  Kenneth Anderson, Candice Bacon, Sarah Demers, Joshua Hamblen, 
               Nazim Khan, Steven Konezny, Robert Selkowitz, E. Jane Wesely, Sung-Yong Yoon
1998-01  (2 new  Fellows)  Dawn Peterson, Stephanie Sublett 
1997-00  (9 new Fellows)  Gregory Davis, Jarod Finlay, John Janis, Erik Johnson, Benjamin Kilminister,
                Pablo Londero, Erin McNicholas, Kristin Nelson, Sergey Ponomarenko
1996-99  (3 new Fellows)  Robert Benson, Jeffrey Pratt, Neil Watkins
1995-98  (3 new Fellows)  Andy Bayramian, Josh Cassada, Lawrence Moore
1994-97  (7 new Fellows)  P.Scott Carney, Thomas Gardiner, Gregory Gbur, Charles Hammer, Edward Hull,
                W. Allen Neff, David Rifkin
1993-96  (7 new Fellows)  Michael Fitch, Dean Johnson, John Larkin, David May, Stuart McNaught,
                Demetrios Poulios, David Reis
1992-95  (7 new Fellows)  David Branning, Gami Dadusc, Andrea Domino, Gregory Goodno, Jeffrey Korn,
                Joseph Merchant-Both, Edward Turano
1991-94  (8 new Fellows)  Michael Begal, Dylan Casey, George Fischer, Charles Freeman, 
                Alexei  Helmbock, Mary Kathryn Hodel, Kirsten Kurz, Matthew Rave
1990-93  (4 new Fellows)  Timothy Collins, Emile Ettedgui, Alan Fry, Betsey Pitts
1989-92  (7 new Fellows)  David Boris, Jesse Ernst, Francesco Narducci, Donald Olbris, Scott Roberts, 
                Mark Swain, Gordon Watts

Marshak  Graduate Fellowship

2004-06  Teresa Negrini,    Su-Jung Park 
2003-05   Xhigang Ma, Daniel Schwaab, Geum Bong Yu
2002-04  Carlos Garcia, BoYoung Han
2001-03  Irfan Ali Khan, Ding Ding, Phay Ho, Brijesh Prithviraj, Michael Wulf
2000-03  Ricardo Eusebi
1998-01  Juan Estrada

Certificate in Teaching of College Physics 

2004:
2003:   Jason Nordhause, E Nelson, B. Clader, B. Winey
2002:  Rachael Anderman, Mark Houck, Sungjong Woo
2001:  Edward Bielejec, Jayanthi Santhanam, Christopher Haimberger, Ilyas Yildirim, Drew Abrams
2000:  Somnath Dutta, E. Jane Wesley, Robert Selkowitz, Kenneth Anderson, Nazim Khan
1999:  Subhranil De, Dean Johnson, Subhadip Raychaudhuri, Eric Page, Jose Perillan
1998:  Serkan Zorba, Jarod Finlay, Violeta Gotcheva
1997:  Rento Ejnisman, Mishkat Bhattacharya, LiLi Tian, George Cragg
1996:  Kristin Kurz, Colin Roald, Charles Freeman
1995:  Diane Herrick, Teoman Turgut, Robert Henderson