Three esteemed faculty members from The University of Texas at Austin—Julia Driver, a philosophy professor; Nataša Pavlović, a mathematics professor; and William B. Swann, a psychology professor—are set to be inducted into the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. This prestigious academy convenes leaders across various fields to tackle significant global challenges. Julia Driver is known for her work in normative ethics and moral psychology, having received several fellowships and awards throughout her career. Nataša Pavlović focuses on fluid dynamics and has made notable contributions to nonlinear dispersive partial differential equations, earning recognition as a fellow of the American Mathematical Society. William B. Swann is celebrated for his development of self-verification theory and his research on identity negotiation and identity fusion. The academy, founded in 1780, aims to recognize accomplished individuals and engage them in public service. Induction ceremonies will take place in October in Cambridge, Massachusetts, where the new members will sign the academy's historic Book of Members.