List of Northwestern University faculty
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This list of Northwestern University faculty includes current, former, emeritus, and deceased faculty, administrators, and researchers at Northwestern University.
[edit] Presidents
- Clark T. Hinman, DD (1853—54)
- Henry S. Noyes, MA (1854—56) °
- Randolph S. Foster, DD, LLD (1856—60)
- Henry S. Noyes, MA (1860—67)°
- David H. Wheeler, DD (1867—69)°
- Erastus O. Haven, DD, LLD (1869—72)
- Charles H. Fowler, DD, LLD (1872—76)
- Oliver Marcy, LLD (1876—81)°
- Joseph Cummings, DD, LLD (1881—90)
- Oliver Marcy, LLD (1890)°
- Henry Wade Rogers, LLD (1890—1900)
- Daniel Bonright, MA, LLD (1900—02)°
- Edward J. James, PhD, LLD (1902—04)
- Thomas F. Holgate, PhD, LLD (1904—06)°
- Abram W. Harris, ScD, LLD (1906—16)
- Thomas F. Holgate, PhD, LLD (1916—19)°
- Lynn H. Hough, DD (1919—20)
- Walter Dill Scott, PhD, LLD (1920—39)
- Franklyn Bliss Snyder, PhD, LLD (1939—49)
- J. Roscoe Miller, MD, LLD, ScD (1949—70)
- Robert H. Strotz, PhD, LLD (1970—84)
- Arnold R. Weber, PhD (1984—94)
- Henry S. Bienen, PhD (1995—present)
° - interim/acting president
[edit] Notable faculty
[edit] Robert R. McCormick School of Engineering and Applied Science
- Ted Belytschko, professor of mechanical engineering, leading authority in computational mechanics
- Arthur Butz, associate professor of electrical engineering and holocaust denier
- Justine Cassell, professor of communication studies and electrical engineering and computer science
- Ken Forbus, computer science and artificial intelligence
- Donald A. Norman, computer science and cognitive science
- Samuel Stupp, leading authority in supramolecular materials for nanobiotechnology
- Allen Taflove, professor of Electrical Engineering
[edit] Medill School of Journalism
- Douglas Foster, former editor-in-chief of Mother Jones Magazine
- Abe Peck, magazine industry
- David Protess, head of the Medill Innocence Project
[edit] School of Communication
- Frank Galati, Tony Award-winning director and professor of performance studies
- Dilip Gaonkar, rhetorical theory
- Rebecca Gilman, professor and playwright of Spinning into Butter
- E. Patrick Johnson, professor of performance studies
- Mia McCullough, playwright
- Anna Shapiro, professor and director at the Steppenwolf Theatre
- Lynn Spigel, scholar of television and American culture
- David Zarefsky, authority on rhetoric and forensics
- Mary Zimmerman, Tony Award-winning director and professor of performance studies
- Eric Patrick, professor of radio/television/film, experimental filmmaker, and 2006 Guggenheim Fellow
[edit] School of Education and Social Policy
- Dan Lewis, palate-expander, professor of Human Development, Social Policy, and History of Consciousness
[edit] Judd A. and Marjorie Weinberg College of Arts and Sciences
- Ken Alder, historian of science, author of The Measure of All Things and The Lie Detectors
- J. Michael Bailey, professor of psychology
- T.H. Breen, historian of colonial America
- Souleymane Bachir Diagne, expert on African and Islamic philosophy
- Micaela di Leonardo, cultural anthropologist and public intellectual
- Stuart Dybek, author of The Coast of Chicago and I Sailed With Magellan
- Betsy Erkkila, Henry Sanborn Noyes Professor of American Literature, Walt Whitman scholar
- Gary Alan Fine, sociologist of culture
- Anupam Garg, physicist
- Robert J. Gordon, economist
- Jurgen Habermas, contemporary philosopher
- John Hagan, sociologist of crime and human rights
- Peter Hayes, scholar of German industry during the Holocaust
- Erich Heller, essayist, philosopher, and literature scholar
- T.W. Heyck, professor of British and Irish History
- Darlene Clark Hine, historian of African-American women
- Bonnie Honig, political theorist
- John Ketterson, physicist
- Laura Kipnis, professor and author of bestselling Against Love
- Alex Kotlowitz, author of There Are No Children Here and The Other Side of the River
- Richard Kraut, philosopher
- Nancy MacLean, historian, author of Behind the Mask of Chivalry
- Yuri Manin, mathematician
- Charles Manski, economist and social policy analyst
- Tobin J. Marks, chemistry professor
- Chad Mirkin, nanomedicine and chemistry
- Joel Mokyr, historian of science and economics, author of The Lever of Riches
- Richard I. Morimoto, Cell and Molecular Biology
- Aldon Morris, sociologist and author of The Origins of the Civil Rights Movement
- Gary Saul Morson, Russian literature, scholar of Tolstoy and Dostoevsky
- Charles Moskos, military sociologist, former advisor to President Bill Clinton
- Edward Muir, Renaissance historian
- Barbara Newman, scholar of Medieval religion and female spirituality
- Ed Paschke, artist and Chicago Imagist
- Mary Pattillo, urban sociologist, named one of Newsweek's "Women of the 21st Century"
- John Pople, late Nobel Prize-winning chemistry professor
- Mark Ratner, professor of chemistry
- Jennifer Richeson, professor of psychology, MacArthur Fellow
- Michael Sherry, Bancroft Prize-winning military historian
- Richard Bruce Silverman, professor of chemistry
- Stuart Struever, anthropologist and archaeologist, former president of the Society for American Archaeology
- Andrei Suslin, mathematician
- Charles Taylor, philosopher, author of Sources of the Self
- Andrew Baruch Wachtel, dean of Graduate School, Slavic Literatures scholar
- Samuel Weber, Avalon Professor of the Humanities, critical theory
- Irwin Weil, scholar of Soviet history, music, and literature
- Jon Widom, Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
- Garry Wills, Pulitzer Prize-winning historian and religious scholar
[edit] Feinberg School of Medicine
- David Baker, Chief of General Internal Medicine
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[edit] Kellogg School of Management
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- Barry Nelson, system simulations
- Philip Kotler, author of Marketing Management, #4 management guru of all time by Financial Times
- Don E. Schultz, marketing and advertising
[edit] School of Law
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- Bernardine Dohrn, professor of law
- Charles Taylor, philosopher, author of Sources of the Self
[edit] School of Music
- Hans Jorgen Jensen, cellist
- Mark Dean Henley, triangle virtuoso
- Ursula Oppens, pianist
- Alan Stout, composer
- Amnon Wolman, composer of electronic music
- Jay Alan Yim, composer
[edit] Other
- Vladimir Ipatieff
- Jason Tyne
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