Shout Outs: American Academy of Arts and Sciences inductees; 2025 Chancellor’s Entrepreneurial Achievement Award
Four UW–Madison professors elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences
The American Academy of Arts and Sciences announced that four University of Wisconsin–Madison faculty members have been elected to the national honorary society and research center.
The inductees, all in the category of social and behavioral sciences and representing the College of Letters & Science, are political philosopher Harry Brighouse, social psychologist Patricia Devine, political scientist Lisa Martin and cognitive neuroscientist Mark Seidenberg.
The election recognizes the UW–Madison scholars’ accomplishments in their respective fields. They join nearly 250 other newly elected members across academia, the arts, industry, policy, research and science.https://news.wisc.edu/four-uw-madison-professors-elected-to-american-academy-of-arts-and-sciences/
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Entrepreneur award winners turn ideas into impact — from farming to fashion to fusion
The University of Wisconsin–Madison Office of the Chancellor, in partnership with the Wisconsin Foundation and Alumni Association, recently recognized Marcus Carpenter, Heather Hasson, and Greg Piefer as recipients of the 2025 Chancellor’s Entrepreneurial Achievement Award.
“What unites this year’s outstanding honorees isn’t what they do — it’s why they do it,” said Chancellor Jennifer L. Mnookin. “Each has taken a distinct path into entrepreneurship, yet all are driven by the same purpose: to improve lives and expand opportunity. That’s the Wisconsin Idea in action.”
Established in 2011, the Chancellor’s Entrepreneurial Achievement Award recognizes UW–Madison innovators and alumni who have contributed to economic growth and the social good, serving as entrepreneurial models for the UW community and inspiring the campus culture of entrepreneurship.