Great Immigrants Award

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Carnegie Corporation Great Immigrants Award
DescriptionRecognizing notable contributions of immigrants to American society
CountryUnited States
Presented byCarnegie Corporation of New York
First awarded2006
Website www.carnegie.org/awards/great-immigrants/

The Great Immigrants Award is an annual initiative by the Carnegie Corporation of New York to honor naturalized citizens of the United States who have made significant contributions to American society, democracy, and culture. Established in 2006, the award celebrates the legacy of Andrew Carnegie, a Scottish immigrant and philanthropist who founded the Carnegie Corporation. The award is announced each year on the Fourth of July. [1]

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Background

The Great Immigrants Award was created to showcase the positive impact immigrants have on the United States across various fields such as business, the arts, education, and philanthropy. [2] [3]

Criteria and selection process

Honorees of the Great Immigrants Award are naturalized citizens of the United States who have demonstrated outstanding achievements and contributions in their respective fields. The selection process involves a comprehensive review of candidates' accomplishments, their impact on American society, and their commitment to the ideals of democracy and cultural diversity. The award has recognized individuals from a wide range of backgrounds, including business leaders, educators, artists, scientists, and public servants. [4]

Past honorees

2023 [5] [6]
NameProfessionCountry of Birth
Wesaam Al-Badry Photographer, Investigative Journalist, and Interdisciplinary ArtistIraq
Ana Lucia Araujo Professor of History, Howard UniversityBrazil
Kyriacos A. Athanasiou Professor of Biomedical Engineering, University of California, IrvineCyprus
Ajay Banga President, World Bank, and Former CEO, MastercardIndia
Jean-Claude Brizard President and CEO, Digital PromiseHaiti
Betty Kwan Chinn Founder, Betty Kwan Chinn Homeless FoundationChina
Ghida Dagher CEO and President, New American LeadersSierra Leone
Daniel Diermeier Chancellor, Vanderbilt UniversityGermany
Miguel “Mike” B. Fernandez Chairman and CEO, MBF Healthcare PartnersCuba
Maria Freire Global Health Leader and BiophysicistPeru
Nina Garcia Editor in Chief, ElleColombia
Timnit Gebru Founder and Executive Director, Distributed AI Research Institute Ethiopia
Karen GonzálezFaith Leader, Writer, Speaker, and Immigrant AdvocateGuatemala
Azira G. Hill Cofounder, Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Talent Development ProgramCuba
Roald Hoffmann Professor Emeritus of Chemistry, Cornell University, and Nobel LaureatePoland
Guido Imbens Professor of Economics, Stanford University, and Nobel LaureateNetherlands
Angélique Kidjo Grammy Award–Winning Singer and UNICEF Goodwill AmbassadorBenin
Bernard Lagat Champion Runner and Five-Time OlympianKenya
Min Jin Lee Author and National Book Award FinalistSouth Korea
Ted Lieu U.S. Congressman, California, District 36Taiwan
Karen Lozano Professor of Mechanical Engineering, University of Texas Rio Grande ValleyMexico
Daniel Lubetzky Founder, KIND Snacks and Starts With UsMexico
J. Patrice Marandel Former Chief Curator of European Art, Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA)France
Stephen MichaelBrigadier General, U.S. Army (ret.), and Senior Executive, UBSGuyana
Alanis Morissette Grammy Award–Winning Singer-Songwriter, Thought Leader, Wholeness AdvocateCanada
Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala Director-General, World Trade OrganizationNigeria
Pedro Pascal Actor and Time 100 HonoreeChile
Susan Polgar Chess Grandmaster and Triple-Crown World ChampionHungary
Ke Huy Quan Academy Award–Winning ActorVietnam
Helen Quinn Professor Emerita of Physics, SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory, Stanford UniversityAustralia
Julissa Reynoso U.S. Ambassador to Spain and AndorraDominican Republic
Oscar A. Solis 10th Bishop, Diocese of Salt Lake CityPhilippines
Ali Soufan Chairman and CEO, The Soufan Group, and Former FBI Special AgentLebanon
Inge G. Thulin Former Chairman, President, and CEO, 3M CompanySweden
Ponsi Trivisvavet CEO and Director, InariThailand
2022
NameProfessionCountry of Birth
Hakki Akdeniz Owner, Champion Pizza, and Advocate for the HomelessTurkey
Michael Amiridis President, University of South CarolinaGreece
Bertine Bahige Wyoming National Distinguished Principal, 2021Congo (the Democratic Republic of the)
Maria Elena Bottazzi Professor and Associate Dean, Baylor College of MedicineItaly
Jorge Cavero Doctor and Professor, University of Illinois College of MedicineBolivia
Ibrahim Cissé Professor of Physics, MIT, and MacArthur FellowNiger
Herman Cornejo Principal, American Ballet Theatre, and UN Messenger of PeaceArgentina
Bita Daryabari Philanthropist, Entrepreneur, and Computer ScientistIran
Julie Delpy Award-Winning Actress, Director, and ScreenwriterFrance
Fabienne Doucet Educational Equity Advocate and Professor, New York UniversitySpain
Jill Ellis Soccer Coach and President, San Diego Wave Fútbol ClubEngland
Daniel FinnPastor and Chaplain and Cofounder, Irish Pastoral Centre, BostonIreland
Lorena Garcia Chef and Founder, Chica RestaurantsVenezuela
Jesus Garza Mayor, Arcola, IllinoisMexico
Aquilino Gonell U.S. Capitol Police Officer and Congressional Gold Medal RecipientDominican Republic
Steffi Graf Tennis Champion, Olympian, and Grand Slam WinnerGermany
Siegfried Hecker Nuclear Scientist and Director Emeritus, Los Alamos National LaboratoryPoland
Nicole Hernandez Hammer Environmental Scientist and Climate Justice and Labor Organizer, SEIUGuatemala
Lina Hidalgo Judge and Chief Executive, Harris County, TexasColombia
Jorge Labarga Justice, Florida Supreme CourtCuba
Padma Lakshmi Host and Executive Producer, Top Chef and Taste the NationIndia
MJ Lee White House Correspondent, CNNSouth Korea
Polina Lishko Professor, University of California, Berkeley, and MacArthur FellowUkraine
Malinda Lo Novelist and National Book Award WinnerChina
Syukuro Manabe Professor, Princeton University, and Nobel LaureateJapan
Karen Nakamura Professor of Anthropology, University of California, BerkeleyIndonesia
Arrey Obenson President and CEO, International Institute of St. LouisCameroon
Toyin Ojih Odutola Visual ArtistNigeria
Ardem Patapoutian Professor, Scripps Research Institute, and Nobel LaureateLebanon
Karl Racine Attorney General, District of ColumbiaHaiti
Punit Renjen Global CEO, DeloitteIndia
Tashitaa Tufaa Owner, CEO, and President, Metropolitan Transportation NetworkEthiopia
Neil Young Musician, Grammy Winner, and Rock & Roll Hall of Fame InducteeCanada
Karen Zacarías Award-Winning Playwright and Founder, Young Playwrights’ TheaterMexico
2021
NameProfessionCountry of Birth
Gisèle Ben-Dor Conductor Emerita, Pro Arte Chamber Orchestra of BostonUruguay
Albert Bourla Chairman and CEO, PfizerGreece
Peter Carey Novelist and Professor, Hunter CollegeAustralia
Vija Celmins Visual ArtistLatvia
Jun ChoSupply Specialist, Delaware National GuardSouth Korea
Millicent Comrie OB-GYN and Director, Brooklyn Heights Women’s Health Center, Maimonides Medical CenterJamaica
Carlos del Rio Public Health Advocate and Professor of Medicine, Emory UniversityMexico
Gisele Barreto Fetterman Founder, Free Store 15104, For Good PGH, and 412 Food RescueBrazil
Wayne A. I. Frederick President and Professor of Surgery, Howard UniversityTrinidad and Tobago
Gita Gopinath Chief Economist, International Monetary FundIndia
Shireen Hunter Diplomat, International Relations Scholar, and Honorary Fellow, Alwaleed Center, Georgetown UniversityIran
Anisa Ibrahim Physician, Pediatrics Clinic, Harborview Medical CenterSomalia
Karine Jean-Pierre White House Principal Deputy Press SecretaryMartinique
Ilya Kaminsky Poet and Professor, Georgia Institute of TechnologyUkraine
Min Kao Cofounder and Executive Chairman, Garmin InternationalTaiwan
Katalin Karikó Scientist and Senior Vice President, BioNTechHungary
Young Kim U.S. Congresswoman, California, District 39South Korea
Olga Korbut Olympic Medal–Winning GymnastBelarus
Ruth Lehmann Professor of Biology, MITGermany
Carlos Lozada Nonfiction Book Critic, The Washington PostPeru
Kamlesh Lulla NASA Scientist (Fmr. Chief Scientist for Earth Observations, Space Shuttle/ISS), Senior Advisor for University Research and Technology Collaboration at Johnson Space Center, NASAIndia
Michael Mina Chef and Founder, MINA GroupEgypt
Helen Mirren ActressEngland
Herro Mustafa U.S. Ambassador to BulgariaIraq
John Oliver Comedian and CommentatorEngland
James Peebles Professor Emeritus of Physics, Princeton UniversityCanada
Vincenzo Piscopo President and CEO, United Spinal AssociationVenezuela
Ivan Poupyrev Director of Engineering and Technical Projects Lead, GoogleRussia
Jorge Pulleiro Idaho Teacher of the Year and U.S. Army VeteranArgentina
Pedro A. Sanchez Professor of Tropical Soils, University of FloridaCuba
Nsé Ufot Chief Executive Officer, New Georgia ProjectNigeria
Luis von Ahn Cofounder and CEO, DuolingoGuatemala
Ali Zaidi Deputy White House National Climate AdvisorPakistan
Xiaowei Zhuang Professor of Chemistry and Chemical Biology, Harvard UniversityChina
2020
NameProfessionCountry of Birth
Njideka Akunyili Crosby Visual ArtistNigeria
Fabian AriasPastor, Iglesia de Sion, Saint Peter’s Church, New York CityArgentina
Geno Auriemma Head Coach, University of Connecticut Women’s BasketballItaly
Carmen C. Bambach Curator, The Metropolitan Museum of ArtChile
Sven Beckert Professor of American History, Harvard UniversityGermany
Asmeret Asefaw Berhe Professor of Soil Science and Falasco Chair in Earth Sciences, University of California, MercedEritrea
Afsaneh Mashayekhi Beschloss Founder and CEO, RockCreekIran
Luciana Borio VP, In-Q-Tel; Former Director, Medical and Biodefense Preparedness, National Security CouncilBrazil
Joy Buolamwini Founder, Algorithmic Justice League; Researcher, MIT Media LabCanada
David Byrne Musician and FilmmakerScotland
Rukmini Callimachi Foreign Correspondent, The New York TimesRomania
Fadi Chehadé Co-CEO, Ethos Capital; Former President and CEO, ICANNLebanon
Raj Chetty Professor of Economics, Harvard UniversityIndia
Ana Navarro-Cárdenas Political Strategist and Commentator, CNN; Cohost, The ViewNicaragua
Monica Ponce de Leon Architect and Founder, MPdL Studio; Professor and Dean, School of Architecture, Princeton UniversityVenezuela
Yaa Gyasi AuthorGhana
Hans M. Kristensen Director, Nuclear Information Project, Federation of American ScientistsDenmark
Marie LafontantRegistered Nurse, Burn Unit, University of Chicago Medical CenterHaiti
Pedro MartinezSuperintendent, San Antonio Independent School DistrictMexico
Afaf I. Meleis Professor of Nursing and Sociology and Dean Emerita, University of Pennsylvania School of NursingEgypt
Miriam Merad Director of the Precision Immunology Institute, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount SinaiAlgeria
Siddhartha Mukherjee Author and PhysicianIndia
Stephanie Murphy U.S. Congresswoman, Florida, District 7Vietnam
Abdullahi Ahmed An-Na’im Professor of Law, Emory University School of LawSudan
Catherine O'Hara ActressCanada
Judea Pearl Computer Scientist and Professor, University of California, Los AngelesIsrael
Anna PodolanczukPhysician and Researcher, NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia University Irving Medical CenterPoland
Alexei Ratmansky Choreographer and Artist in Residence, American Ballet TheaterRussia
Teresa Romero President, United Farm WorkersMexico
Goli SheikholeslamiPresident and CEO, New York Public RadioKuwait
Moncef Slaoui Physician, Vaccine Researcher, and Chief Advisor, Operation Warp SpeedMorocco
Art Spiegelman Graphic Novelist and CartoonistSweden
Lt. Gen. (Ret.) Vincent Stewart Former Deputy Commander, U.S. Cyber Command; Former Director, Defense Intelligence AgencyJamaica
Lisa Su President and CEO, Advanced Micro Devices (AMD)Taiwan
Ramon TallajPhysician; Founder and Chair, SOMOSDominican Republic
M. Stanley Whittingham Professor of Chemistry, Binghamton University, State University of New YorkEngland
Paul YoonRescue Paramedic, FDNYSouth Korea
Eric Yuan Founder and CEO, ZoomChina
2019
NameProfessionCountry of Birth
Darius Adamczyk Chairman and CEO, HoneywellPoland
Angelika Amon Cancer Researcher and Professor, MIT | Vilcek Prize in Biomedical ScienceAustria
Julissa Arce Author, Social Justice Advocate, and Cofounder, Ascend Educational FundMexico
Branka Arsić Professor of English and Comparative Literature, Columbia University | Guggenheim FellowSerbia
Richard Blanco U.S. Inaugural Poet and MemoiristSpain
Wolf Blitzer Lead Political Anchor and Host, "The Situation Room," CNNGermany
Ilia Calderón Cohost, "Noticiero Univision" and "Aquí y Ahora," UnivisionColombia
Andrew Cherng Cofounder, Cochair, and Co-CEO, Panda Restaurant Group, Inc.China
Peggy CherngCofounder, Cochair, and Co-CEO, Panda Restaurant Group, Inc.Myanmar
Alon Cohen Cofounder and President, HouzzIsrael
Wilmot Collins Mayor, Helena, MontanaLiberia
Maria Cornejo Fashion Designer and Founder, Zero + Maria CornejoChile
Vilma Daza Community Library Manager, Corona Branch, Queens Public LibraryPeru
Angus Deaton Professor of Economics and International Affairs Emeritus, Princeton University | Nobel Prize in EconomicsScotland
Gebisa Ejeta Geneticist, Plant Breeder, and Professor, Purdue University | World Food Prize LaureateEthiopia
Gustavo García-Siller Archbishop of San AntonioMexico
Theresia Gouw Cofounder, Aspect VenturesIndonesia
Prabal Gurung Fashion Designer and Founder, Prabal GurungSingapore
Aleksandar Hemon Writer and Professor of Creative Writing, Princeton University | MacArthur and Guggenheim FellowBosnia and Herzegovina
Luchita Hurtado Painter | Time 100 for 2019Venezuela
Mukhtar M. Ibrahim Founder and Executive Editor, "Sahan Journal"Somalia
Rahul M. Jindal Transplant Surgeon and Professor, Uniformed Services University of the Health SciencesIndia
Dina Katabi Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, MIT | MacArthur FellowSyria
Laila Lalami Writer and Professor of Creative Writing, University of California, Riverside | Guggenheim Fellow and American Book Award WinnerMorocco
Young Jean Lee Playwright and Professor of Theater and Performance Studies, Stanford University | Guggenheim FellowSouth Korea
Midori Violinist, Educator, and Arts AdvocateJapan
Debbie Mucarsel-Powell U.S. Congresswoman, Florida, District 26Ecuador
M. Rosaria Piomelli Architect and Former Dean, Spitzer School of Architecture, City College of New YorkItaly
Tomás Pedro Regalado Director, Office of Cuba Broadcasting, and Former Mayor, Miami, FloridaCuba
Mariano Rivera Hall of Fame Baseball Player and PhilanthropistPanama
Paymon Rouhanifard Former Camden Schools Chief, and Cofounder and CEO, Propel AmericaIran
Terence Tao Professor of Mathematics, UCLA | MacArthur Fellow and Fields MedalistAustralia
Adi Tatarko Cofounder and CEO, HouzzIsrael
Marc Tessier-Lavigne Neuroscientist and President, Stanford UniversityCanada
Linus Torvalds Creator of Linux and Git | Millennium Technology Prize WinnerFinland
Nari Ward Artist and Distinguished Professor/Head of Sculpture, Hunter College | Guggenheim Fellow and Rome Prize WinnerJamaica
Leana Wen Physician and Public Health LeaderChina
Nite Yun Chef and Restaurateur | Vilcek Prize for Creative Promise in Culinary ArtsCambodia

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