• Anastasios Tsiatis, Statistics, 2016
• Steven Clouse (retired), Biological Sciences , 2016
• John Blondin, Physics, 2016
• Christine Grant, Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering, 2016
• Alyson Wilson, Statistics, 2015
• Nancy Allbritton, Chemistry, 2014
• David Dorman, Biological Sciences, 2014
• Justin Schwartz, Industrial Science and Technology, 2014
• Bruce Arne Sherwood, Physics, 2014
• Mohammed Zikry, Engineering, 2014
• Frances Ligler, Biological Sciences, 2013
• David Ritchie, Biological Sciences, 2013
• Patricia E. Simmons, Education, 2013
• Yuntian Zhu, Engineering, 2012
• Harald Ade, Physics, 2011
• Jerry Bernholc, Physics, 2011
• E. Allen Foegeding, Agriculture, Food, and Renewable Resources, 2011
• Fred Gould, Agriculture, Food, and Renewable Resources, 2011
• H. Thomas Banks, Mathematics, 2010
• Robert J. Trew, Electrical & Computer Engineering, 2010
• Todd Klaenhammer, Biological Sciences, 2009
• Michael J. Vepraskas, Agriculture, Food, and Renewable Resources, 2008
• Steven A. Lommel, Agriculture, Food, and Renewable Resources, 2007
• Roger J. Narayan, Industrial Science and Technology, 2007
• Robert Anholt, Biological Sciences, 2006
• Vincent L. Chiang, Biological Sciences, 2006
• Marie Davidian, Statistics, 2006
• Robert M. Kelly, Engineering, 2006
• Coby Schal, Agriculture, Food, and Renewable Resources, 2006
• James H. Hunt, Biological Sciences, 2005
• Joann Burkholder, Biological Sciences, 2004
• Steven Spiker, Biological Sciences, 2004
• Trudy Mackay, Biological Sciences, 2003
• John E. Rowe, Physics, 2003
• Ronald Sederoff, Agriculture, Food, and Renewable Resources, 2003
• David Aspnes, Physics, 2002
• Wendy Boss, Biological Sciences, 2002
• Margaret E. Daub, Biological Sciences, 2002
• Leon Earl Gray, Biological Sciences, 1999
• Gene Eisen, Agriculture, Food, and Renewable Resources, 1998
• Gerald J. Iafrate, Physics, 1994
• Roger Powell, Biological Sciences, 1992
• Nina Allen, Biological Sciences, 1990
• James Kalat, Psychology, 1988
• Jagdish Narayan, Engineering, 1984
• Donald Bitzer, Engineering, 1983
• Arthur Cooper, Agriculture, Food, and Renewable Resources, 1965
• Robert R. Reeber, Engineering, 1965
• Charles W. Welby, Geology and Geography, 1962
• Edward W. Glazener (deceased), Agriculture, Food, and Renewable Resources, 1957

The National Academy of Engineering (NAE), founded under the NAS charter in 1964, provides leadership for engineering-related service to the United States. Its mission is to promote the engineering profession and to marshal the expertise of the nation’s eminent engineers to provide independent advice to the federal government on matters concerning engineering and technology.

• Dr. Rodolphe Barrangou, Special Fields & Interdisciplinary (Bioengineering), 2019
• Paul J. Turinsky, Electric Power/Energy Systems Engineering (Special Fields & Interdisciplinary Engineering), 2017
• Jagdish Narayan, Materials Engineering (Bioengineering), 2017
• Kenneth Ray Swartzel (emeritus), Special Fields & Interdisciplinary Engineering (Bioengineering), 2016
  
• J. Michael Ramsey, Bioengineering, 2014
• Ruben Carbonell, Chemical Engineering (Bioengineering), 2014
  
• Carl C. Koch, Materials Engineering, 2014
• Joseph DeSimone, Materials Engineering (Chemical Engineering), 2005
  
• Carol K. Hall, Chemical Engineering, 2005
• Frances S. Ligler, Bioengineering (Special Fields & Interdisciplinary Engineering), 2005
  
• Thom Joel Hodgson, Industrial, Manufacturing & Operational Systems Engineering, 2001
• James A. Trainham III (adjunct; JDC Phosphate, Inc.), Chemical Engineering, (Bioengineering), 1997
  
• Vivian T. Stannett (deceased), Materials Engineering (Chemical Engineering), 1995
• B. Jayant Baliga, Electronics, Communication & Information Systems Engineering, 1993
  
• Jerome J. Cuomo, Materials Engineering (Electronics, Communication & Information Systems Engineering), 1993
  
• R. Wayne Skaggs, Special Fields & Interdisciplinary Engineering (Civil Engineering), 1991
  
• Keith E. Gubbins, Chemical Engineering, 1989
• Paul Zia, Civil Engineering, 1983
• Alan Michaels (deceased), Chemical Engineering (Bioengineering), 1979
• Warren L. McCabe (deceased), Chemical Engineering, 1977
• Ralph E. Fadum (deceased), Civil Engineering, 1975
• Donald L. Bitzer, Computer Science & Engineering (Electronics, Communication & Information Systems Engineering), 1974
  

Founded in 2010, the National Academy of Inventors (NAI) recognizes and encourages inventors with U.S. issued patents, enhances the visibility of academic technology and innovation, promotes the disclosure of intellectual property, educates and mentors students, and assists member institutions in translating innovation to benefit society. N.C. State is a member institution. The NAI Fellows program is the highest professional distinction conferred solely to academic inventors. NAI Fellows are nominated by their peers for outstanding contributions to innovation through patents, licensing, discovery and technology, significant impact to society, and support and enhancement of innovation.

• Donald Bitzer, Computer Science, 2018
• William Ditto, Physics, 2018
• Ruben G. Carbonell, Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering, 2018, 2016
• Frances S. Ligler, Biomedical Engineering, 2016
• B. Jayant Baliga, Electrical & Computer Engineering, 2016
• Jagdish Narayan, Materials Science & Engineering, 2014
• Nancy Allbritton, Biomedical Engineering, 2014
• Joseph M. DeSimone, Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering, 2013
• Jerome J. Cuomo, Materials Science & Engineering, 2013
• David Aspnes, Physics, 2013
• Franky So, Materials Science & Engineering, 2012

The Royal Society is a Fellowship of many of the world’s most eminent scientists and is the oldest scientific academy in continuous existence. The Society’s fundamental purpose is to recognize, promote, and support excellence in science and to encourage the development and use of science for the benefit of humanity.

• Trudy Mackay, Anatomy, physiology and neurosciences; Organismal biology, evolution and ecology, 2006

The Baltes Distinguished Research Achievement (DRA) Award is Div. 20’s most prestigious award. It has been established to honor researchers with distinguished careers that have featured exceptional theoretical and empirical contributions to the psychological science of aging.

• Tom Hess, Psychology, 2016

The Canada Gairdner International Award recognizes outstanding biomedical scientists who have made original contributions to medicine with the goal of contributing through research to increased understanding of human biology and disease.

• Rodolphe Barrangou, Food, Bioprocessing & Nutrition Sciences, 2016

The Governor James B. Holshouser Jr. Award for Excellence in Public Service was created in 2007 to encourage, identify, recognize, and reward public service by faculty of the University.  Faculty of any of the 17 institutions of the University of North Carolina are eligible.  At its August 2013 meeting, the Board of Governors unanimously approved a resolution to rename the award after Governor James E. Holshouser, Jr.

• Steve McKeand, Natural Resources, 2017

• Ronald Sederoff, Forestry & Environmental Resources (retired), 2017

• Eric Chi, Statistics, 2018
• Landon Grace, Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering, 2018
• Alexander Kemper, Physics, 2018
• Divine Kumah, Physics, 2018
• Kathryn Stolee, Computer Science, 2018
• Veronica Augustyn, Materials Science & Engineering, 2017
• Alper Bozkurt, Electrical and Computer Engineering, 2017
• Min Chi, Computer Science, 2017
• Ramon Collazo, Materials Science & Engineering, 2017
• Edgar Lobaton, Electrical & Computer Engineering, 2017
• Stefano Menegatti, Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering, 2017
• Marcelo Ardon Sayao, Natural Resources, 2017
• Nadia Singh, Biological Sciences, 2017
• Lorena Bociu, Mathematics, 2016
• Chih-Hao Chang, Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering, 2016
• Hsaio-Ying Shadow Huang, Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering, 2016
• Elena Jakubikova, Chemistry, 2016
• Eric Laber, Statistics, 2016
• Brina Montoya, Civil, Construction & Environmental Engineering, 2016
• Brendan O’Connor, Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering, 2016
• Srikanth Patala, Materials Science & Engineering, 2016
• Rui Song, Statistics, 2016
• Ross Sozzani, Plant & Microbial Biology, 2016

• Elizabeth Perry, College of Engineering, The Engineering Place, 2012 
• Laura Bottomley, College of Engineering, Women in Engineering and K-12 Outreach, 2007
• Christine Grant, College of Engineering, Outreach from K-12 through Graduate Education and Mentoring Junior Faculty, 2003
• NC State University, Representative: Sarah Rajala, College of Engineering, 2000

• Melissa Pasquinelli, Textiles, 2018
• Maria T. Oliver-Hoyo, Chemistry, 2017
• Jeffrey Joines, Textile Engineering, 2016
• David Haase, Physics, 2015
• George Hess, Forestry & Environmental Resources, 2014
• Rupert W. Nacoste, Psychology, 2013
• Stephen Reynolds, Physics, 2012
• Sarah Ash, Food, Bioprocessing & Nutrition Sciences, 2011
• Robert Beichner, Physics, 2010
• Maxine Atkinson, Sociology & Anthropology, 2009
• Richard Spontak, Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering, 2008
• William Swallow, Statistics, 2007
• C. Gerald VanDyke, Botany, 2006
• Paul Tesar, Architecture, 2005
• Robert Patterson, Botany, 2004
• David Ollis, Chemical Engineering, 2003
• Vincent Foote, Industrial Design, 2002
• James Smallwood, Anatomy, Physiological Science & Radiology, 2001
• Michael Pause, Art & Design, 2000
• Richard Patty, Physics, 1999
• Robert Beckmann, Botany, 2998
• Richard Felder, Chemical Engineering, 1998
• M. Thomas Hester, English, 1996
• Forrest Hentz, Chemistry, 1995

• David Marshall, Plant Pathology, 2017

• Rodolphe Barrangou, Food, Bioprocessing & Nutrition Sciences, 2016

The AAAS seeks to “advance science, engineering, and innovation throughout the world for the benefit of all people.”

• Anasatsios A. Tsiatis, Statistics, 2016
• John Blondin, Physics, 2016
• John Thomas, Physics, 2018

ACLS is the preeminent representative of American scholarship in the humanities and related social sciences, advancing scholarship by awarding fellowships and strengthening relations among learned societies are central to our work.

• Frederick Burkhardt Residential Fellowship
  James Mulholland, English, 2016
  Paul Fyfe, English, 2018
• Luce Fellowship
  Levi McLaughlin, Religious Studies, 2018

The American Educational Research Association (AERA) is a national research society that strives to advance knowledge about education, encourage scholarly inquiry related to education, and promote the use of research to improve education and serve the public good.

• Jere Confrey, Mathematics Education, 2017

The Arnold and Mabel Beckman Foundation provides grants to researchers and non-profit research institutions in chemistry and life sciences to promote scientific discoveries, and particularly to foster the invention of methods, instruments, and materials that will open up new avenues of research.

• Elena Schroeter, Biological Sciences, 2017

The Packard Foundation established the Packard Fellowships for Science and Engineering to allow the nation’s most promising professors to pursue science and engineering research early in their careers with few funding restrictions and limited reporting requirements.

• Seth Sullivant, Mathematics, 2009

The Fulbright Distinguished Chairs Program comprises approximately forty distinguished lecturing, distinguished research and distinguished lecturing/research awards ranging from three to 12 months. Awards in the Fulbright Distinguished Chairs Program are viewed as among the most prestigious appointments in the Fulbright Scholar Program. Candidates should be eminent scholars and have a significant publication and teaching record.

• Patrick Rand, Architecture, 2018

• Steven Vincent, History, 2016
  

The National Humanities Center provides a rich intellectual setting for individual research and the exchange of ideas. Located in the progressive Triangle region of North Carolina, near Chapel Hill, Durham, and Raleigh, the Center affords access to the vibrant cultural and intellectual communities supported by the area’s research institutes, universities, and dynamic arts scene. The stunning Archie K. Davis building includes private studies for Fellows, conference rooms, a central commons for dining, lounges, and reading areas.

• David Gilmartin, History, 2018
• Matthew Booker, History, 2016

RTI International launched the RTI University Scholars Program in 2014 as a catalyst for promoting research collaborations between the institution and North Carolina’s top academic scholars. The program provides support for distinguished academic researchers to spend a year of scholarly leave time from their home institutions to participate in projects that will form the basis of ground-breaking research in the future.

• Hollylynne Lee, Mathematics and Statistics Education, 2018
• Yang Zhang, Marine, Earth & Atmospheric Sciences, 2017
• James Levis, Civil, Construction & Environmental Engineering, 2017
• Owen Duckworth, Social Sciences, 2016
• Nagui Rouphail, Civil, Construction & Environmental Engineering, 2016