Established in honor of Aaron Lemonick, Dean of the Faculty from 1973 to 1989, to be awarded to members of the faculty in order that they may develop instructional material, course improvements or new courses that advance the scientific education of non-science students.

Endowed by the bequest of Glen L. and Emma Bain-Swiggett for the support of an annual visiting lectureship in poetry.

The gift of the Class of 1932.

Established by a gift from Dr. Howard T. Behrman. To be awarded annually to selected faculty members of Princeton's humanities departments, in recognition of research, publication, teaching, or other distinguished service to the University community.

Named in honor of James McCosh, President of Princeton from 1868 to 1888, the McCosh Fellowships are awarded for individual scholarship.

The PADT awards honor a sustained record of distinguished teaching over the course of  a career at Princeton, at both undergraduate and graduate levels. Normally two senior and two junior awards are given annually. 

Cotsen Family Faculty Fellowship established by a gift from Lloyd E. Cotsen '50, to be awarded to faculty members, principally in the Humanities and Social Sciences, who are recognized as outstanding teachers of undergraduates. Supplemented by the Sophie and L. Edward Cotsen Faculty Fellowship (1995), established by gifts from Lloyd E. Cotsen '50.

Established in their memory by Marie Stewart for lectures in the history of Christianity and other world religions.