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The Twin Cities professor in the School of Music received the award, which supports Minnesota artists as they embark on their creative projects.
The grants from the Center for Global Health and Social Responsibility will help fund novel global health projects from aging to disease prevention.
The Crookston, Morris, and Twin Cities campuses also made the list, recognizing outstanding efforts to increase nonpartisan student voter participation in the 2024 election.
The Twin Cities' Carlson School of Management professor was among a select group awarded for their global and local contributions to the field of information systems through teaching, research, and service.
Animal care and use programs received continued full accreditation from AAALAC International, ensuring the University can conduct impactful research and teaching initiatives that rely on the responsible use of animals.
The awards represent the University's highest honors for community-engaged scholarship and community service.
The Twin Cities psychology assistant professor will use the funds to investigate how dopamine can alter the way we make decisions.
The Nobel Peace Prize winner and Duluth campus faculty member Catherine O'Reilly will bolster the research institute's global impact on freshwater science for the sustainability of one of Earth's most precious resources as its new director.
The Twin Cities associate professor in the School of Nursing accepted the award—one of the University of Minnesota's highest honors for community-engaged scholarship—for her research on the longitudinal health of refugees post-resettlement and the intergenerational effects of trauma in families.
The two Twin Cities professors received the honor—the nation’s highest recognition for scientists and engineers—at the White House.