The University of Virginia has a large number of outstanding scholars and scientists, and has made many achievements. Only in the school year of 1989- 1990, an English professor, Mr. and Mrs. Butterstin, published the landmark book Biography of henry fielding. Professor Lan Mazany, the White House foreign policy adviser, edited the book Iranian Revolution-Seeking Consensus, which is very important for understanding the US government's Middle East policy. Duke, a professor of education, published the book Introduction to Teaching, which has attracted much attention in the educational theory circle. White, a law professor, published Marshall Committee and Cultural Change. 18 15- 1835 ",this book won the best law history book award of the Federation of Law and Sociology this year; Monaghan, a law professor, won the American Psychological Association Award this year in recognition of his contribution to public policy research. Lan, an English professor, was accepted as a correspondent member of the British Society, which is the highest honor awarded to non-British scholars. Professor Grebner, honorary professor of history, was elected as an academician of the American Academy of Arts; Bedner and George W. Vickery were elected members of the American Institute of Architects; Woolf, a professor of engineering technology, was elected as a member of the American Institute of Architects. Childress, the authority of medical ethics, was awarded the title of "Professor Virginia" by the American Council for Education Promotion and Funding this year, which is the most prestigious title that a university teacher can obtain. Callahan, a professor of education, was awarded the Outstanding Scholar Award by the American Association of Gifted Children. Tong, Dean of the College of Education, was selected as one of the most outstanding normal educators in the United States by the National Association of Normal Educators.