Jared Diamond - Awards and Honors

Awards and Honors

  • 1961–1965 Prize Fellowship in Physiology, Trinity College, Cambridge, England
  • 1968–1971 Lederle Medical Faculty Award
  • 1972 Distinguished Teaching Award, UCLA Medical Class
  • 1973 Distinguished Teaching Award, UCLA Medical Class
  • 1975 Distinguished Achievement Award, American Gastroenterological Association
  • 1976 Kaiser Permanente/Golden Apple Teaching Award
  • 1976 Nathaniel Bowditch Prize, American Physiological Society
  • 1978 American Ornithologists Union, elected fellow
  • 1979 Franklin L. Burr Award, National Geographic Society
  • 1985 MacArthur Foundation “Genius” Grant
  • 1989 Archie Carr Medal
  • 1990 MacArthur Foundation Fellow
  • 1992 Tanner Lecturer, University of Utah and many other endowed lectureships
  • 1992 Rhône-Poulenc Prize for Science Books for The Third Chimphanzee
  • 1992 Los Angeles Times Science Book Prize
  • 1993 Zoological Society of San Diego Conservation Medal
  • 1994 Skeptics Society, Randi Award
  • 1995 Honorary doctor of literature, Sejong University, Korea
  • 1996 Faculty Research Lecturer, UCLA
  • 1997 Phi Beta Kappa Science Book Prize for Guns, Germs and Steel
  • 1998 Pulitzer Prize for Guns, Germs and Steel
  • 1998 Elliott Coues Award, American Ornithologists' Union
  • 1998 California Book Awards, Gold Medal in nonfiction for Guns, Germs and Steel
  • 1998 Aventis Prize for Science Books for Guns, Germs and Steel
  • 1998 International Cosmos Prize
  • 1999 Lannan Literary Award for Nonfiction
  • 1999 National Medal of Science
  • 2001 Tyler Prize for Environmental Achievement
  • 2002 Lewis Thomas Prize for Writing about Science
  • 2006 Royal Society Prize for Science Books for Collapse (shortlisted)
  • 2006 Dickson Prize in Science
  • 2008 PhD Honoris Causa at the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium

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