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from the dept. Two Emory University scholars were chosen to be fellows of the American Academy of Arts & Sciences, a prestigious honor society and research center with some of the best minds around the world. Emory Provost Earl Lewis and Frans de Waal, director of Emory's * Living Links Center, are among 212 scholars, scientists and leaders named as fellows for 2008. Founded in 1780, the academy has a membership of about 4,000 American fellows and 600 foreign honorary members. It is headquartered in Cambridge, Mass. New members will be inducted in October. "The Academy honors excellence by electing to membership remarkable men and women who have made preeminent contributions to their fields, and to the world," Academy President Emilio Bizzi said in a statement. "We are pleased to welcome into the academy these new members to help advance our founders' goal of 'cherishing knowledge and shaping the future." * http://www.emory.edu/LIVING_LINKS/ < Post-doctoral associate position in avian behavioral ecology, Arizona State University | Primate Mind Workshop >
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Academy of Arts and Sciences picks Emory scholars: Frans de Waal
