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Nine of the 96��newly announced��Fellows of the American Academy of Microbiology have spent time at �������� as researchers, course faculty or students. The new��Fellows��join the ranks of 2,500 scientists, many of whom have also been awarded Nobel Prizes, Lasker Awards, or the National Medal of Science.

Fellows have had outstanding careers of scientific achievement and have��contributed to the body of knowledge within microbiology.

Below are the new Fellows who have been part of the �������� scientific community:

• PhD, University of Toronto
  • Course faculty,��Molecular Mycology��(2006)
  • Alumna, Molecular Mycology (1999)
• ��,��PhD, Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center School of Dentistry
  • Course faculty, Molecular Mycology (2004)
• ��Samantha Joye,��PhD, University of Georgia
  • Whitman Scientist��(1997,1999)
• ��PhD, University of Illinois-Chicago
  • Alumna,��Physiology��(1986)
• PhD, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease, NIH
  • Course faculty,��Biology of Parasitism��(1987-88)
  • Course Director,��Biology of Parasitism (1989-90)
• ��PhD, University of Wisconsin
  • Alumna,����(2000)
• ��PhD, Scripps Institution of Oceanography, UCSD
  • Course faculty,��Microbial Diversity��(2001)
  • Alumnus, Molecular Evolution (1989)
• MD, McGill University
  • Whitman Scientist (2010)
  • Course faculty Molecular Mycology (2010-2017)
  • Alumnus, Molecular Mycology (1998)
• ��David��Sherman,��PhD, Center for Infectious Disease Research
  • Alumnus, Biology of Parasitism (1987)

Congratulations to all of the Fellows!