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Fellowships in Professional Societies

American Association for the Advancement of Science

• Cora Randall

American Meteorological Society

• John Hart
• O. Brian Toon
• Peter Pilewskie
• Julie Lundquist
• Weiqing Han
• Katja Friedrich

American Geophysical Union

• Cora Randall
• O. Brian Toon

Academic and Research Excellence

• Carl Hager: 2024 Marinus Smith Award for Teaching at ���񱦵�
• Nicole Lovenduski: 2023 Provost's Faculty Achievement Award
• Julia Moriarty: 2023 Department of Energy Early Career Award
• Nicole Lovenduski: 2023 National Academies of Sciences, committee member Independent Study on Potential Environmental Effects of Nuclear War
• Peter Pilewskie: 2022 National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine's Committee on Earth Sciences and Applications from Space (CESAS)
• Brian Toon: 2022 Global Peace and Health Award from  the International Physicians for the prevention of Nuclear War and Greater Boston Physicians for Social Responsibility
• Alexandra Jahn: 2022/2023 Alexander von Humboldt research fellowship for experienced researchers
• Sebastian Schmidt: 2022 Leibniz Professorship of the University of Leipzig, Germany
• Andrew Winters: 2022 Outstanding service as associate editor of Monthly Weather Review, an American Meteorological Society journal
• Jan Lenaerts: 2021 Graduate School's Outstanding Faculty Mentor Award
• Cora Randall: 2020 ���񱦵� Distinguished Professor
• O. Brian Toon: 2020 Graduate School's Outstanding Faculty Mentor Award
• Nicole Lovenduski: 2019 AGU Ocean Sciences Early Career Award
• Cora Randall: 2019, AGU Space Physics and Aeronomy Section, Marcel Nicolet Lecture
• Alexandra Jahn: 2019 NSF Career Award
• Katja Friedrich: 2019-2020 CU Excellence in Leadership Fellow
• John Cassano: 2019 ���񱦵� Faculty assembly Award for Excellence in Research, Scholarly, and Creative Work
• Derek Brown: 2019 Active Learning Academy Fellow
• Melissa Nigro: 2018 University of Colorado Chancellor Award for Excellence in STEM Education
• Jennifer E. Kay: 2018 American Geophysical Union 2018 Future Horizons in Climate Science Turco Leadership
• Jennifer E. Kay: 2018 Univeristy of Colorado Provost's Faculty Achievment Award
• Nicole Lovenduski: 2018 NSF CAREER Award
• Nicole Lovenduski: 2018 National Academy of Sciences Kavli Fellow
• Julie Lundquist: 2018 Graduate School's Outstanding Faculty Mentor Award
• Darin Toohey: 2018 NASA Group Achievement
• Weiqing Han: 2017 Contributor to the International Encyclopedia of Geography: People, the Earth, Environment and Technology, which won the CHOICE Book Award for Outstanding Academic Title in 2017
• Kristopher Karnauskas: 2017 AGU Ocean Scientists Early Career Award
• Jan Lenaerts: 2017 AGU Cryosphere Early Career Award
• Cora Randall:  2017 Boulder Faculty Assembly Excellence Award
• Jennifer E. Kay: 2016 American Meteorological Society's annual "Henry G. Houghton" Award, the American Meteorological Society, "For the innovative use of observations and global climate models to better understand the rapidly evolving climate of the polar regions."
• Jennifer E. Kay: 2016 National Science Foundation CAREER Award
• Julie Lundquist: 2016 National Science Foundation CAREER Award
• Derek Brown: 2016 Faculty Teaching Excellence Program Fellow
• Derek Brown: 2015-2016 Transforming Education, Supporting Teaching and Learning Excellence (TRESTLE) Scholar
• Julie Lundquist: 2013 American Wind Energy Association, Women of Wind Energy Rising Star
• Darin Toohey: 2013 Recognized by the United Nations Environment Programme Ozone Secretariat “for valuable contributions and efforts in the Scientific Assessment Panel”. This service is essential to the scientific community’s role in meeting provisions of the 1987 Montreal Protocol, and as the award states, “Protecting our atmosphere for generations to come”.
• Brian Toon: 2013 ���񱦵� Distinguished Research Lecturer
• David Noone: 2012 Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE) “for innovative use of stable isotope tracers and modeling efforts directed towards an integrated understanding of the cycling of water and carbon dioxide through the atmosphere, and for actively engaging students in cutting-edge research at middle schools.”
• Darin Toohey: 2011, Jefferson Science Fellow, US Department of State
• Baylor Fox-Kemper: AGU’s 2011 Early Career Ocean Sciences Award
• Brian Toon: 2011, Roger Revelle Medal
• David Noone: 2010 National Science Foundation CAREER Award
• Weiqing Han: 2009, National Science Foundation CAREER Award
• Linnea Avallone: 2003, NASA Group Achievement Award “for the Cirrus Regional Study of Tropical Anvils and Cirrus Layers – Florida Area Cirrus Experiment (CRYSTAL-FACE)”
• O. Brian Toon: 2003, NASA Group Achievement Award, for “outstanding accomplishments and contributions to the extremely successful Cirrus Regional Study of Tropical Anvils and Cirrus Layers-Florida Area Cirrus Experiment”
• O. Brian Toon: 2002, Highly Cited Researchers Award, ISI Thomson Scientific for being “one of the most highly cited, influential researchers in Geosciences”
• Linnea Avallone: 2001, National Aeronautics and Space Administration Group Achievement Award (SOLVE)
• Frank Evans: 2001, Henry G. Houghton Award, the American Meteorological Society, “for perceptive conceptual advances in theory, measurement, and three-dimensional modeling of radiative transfer in cloudy skies”
• Linnea Avallone: 2000, Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE)
• Linnea Avallone: 1999, National Science Foundation CAREER Award
• John Hart: 1997, Verner E. Suomi Award, the American Meteorological Society, “for fundamental contributions to meteorology and oceanography through innovative laboratory studies of geophysical fluids.”
• Linnea Avallone: 1996, Environmental Protection Agency Early Career Award
• Frank Evans: 1996, NASA New Investigator Award
• John Hart: 1995, N.S.F. Special Creativity Award for laboratory studies of rotating stratified fluids
• Darin Toohey: 1993, NASA Group Achievement Award, SPADE Campaign
• Darin Toohey: 1992, National Science Foundation, Young Investigator Award
• Darin Toohey: 1989, NASA Group Achievement Award, AASE Campaign
• O. Brian Toon: 1989, NASA medal for Exceptional Scientific Achievement for research on the ozone hole
• Darin Toohey: 1987, Procter and Gamble Award, American Chemical Society, Division of Physical Chemistry
• John Hart: 1986, N.A.S.A. Special Achievement Award for successful flight of the Geosphyical Fluid Flow Cell experiment on the space shuttle Challenger
• O. Brian Toon: 1985, Leo Szilard Award for Physics in the Public Interest, the American Physical Society, for research on nuclear winter
• O. Brian Toon: 1983, NASA medal for Exceptional Scientific Achievement for studies of the climates of Earth and the planets